The manufacturing sequence of garments involves several key steps: 1) Idea generation where new designs are produced by fashion designers through trips for inspiration. 2) Pattern design where exact size and shape patterns are created for each garment component. 3) Sample making where patterns are used to cut fabric and assemble a sample garment. 4) Production begins using the approved sample patterns, which may be modified based on buyer feedback.

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Operation
Idea Generation
Grading
Production Pattern
Sample Making
Pattern Design
Design/Sketch
Fabric Spreading
Marker Making
Lay Planning
Cutting
Numbering
sewing
Printing/Embroidery
Washing/Dyeing
Finishing
Packing Final Inspection
Delivery

4. Idea Generationeneration
►The process by which new DESIGNS are
deliberately produced
►Fashion designers are assigned for this
process
►Also Idea generation Trip to get idea

5. Sketch
Sketch of a particular garment
including its design features is
essential on paper
Sample garment are produced and
verified with its sketch

6. Pattern design
Hard paper copy of each
component of a garment of exact
size and shape

7. Sample Making
Patterns are used to cut fabric and
cut components are assembled to
make a sample garment

8. Production Pattern
Pattern of the approved sample
garments are used to make
production pattern
Minor modification may done on
production pattern if buyer have any
advice.

9. Gradding
Stepwise increase or decrease of a
master pattern
Could be done manually or with the
help of software

10. Marker Making
All the pattern pieces for the
required sizes are arranged in the
paper in such a way so that
required number of different size
garments may be produced with
minimum fabric wastage

11. Spreading
Process of arranging fabric on
the cutting table to cut
Could be done manually or
mechanically

12. Cutting
Normally straight knife cutting
machine is used to cut out the
garment component as per
exact dimension of the pattern
Care must be taken to avoid
cutting defects

13. Printing and embroidery
Both printing and embroidery
requires flat form of the fabric for
processing

14. Sewing
Cut pieces of fabric is assembled in
this process

15. Finishing
After sewing, all garments are
normally go through thread sucking
machine to remove floating dirt,
measured and ironed/pressed to
remove unwanted crease and to
improve smoothness

16. Packing
Finished garments are folded as per
buyers instruction, inserted into the
poly bags and cartooned as advised
by the buyer

17. Inspection (Final)
Final random inspection (FRI) is
usually done by the buyer or the
representative of buyer

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