10 questions to ask before choosing a garment job-work unit
A buyer's checklist for kurti, co-ord and kids western wear job work in Ahmedabad: capacity, sampling, quality checks, packing, delivery and lot tracking.
Ahmedabad has many stitching units. The right one for you is the one that delivers matched, well-finished sets on the date promised — not always the lowest rate. Ask these ten questions before you send fabric.
- Which products do you make regularly? A unit that makes kurta sets every day will handle yours better than one that rarely does.
- What is your monthly capacity? And how much of it is already booked for your delivery window?
- Who makes the pattern? Ask whether they can work from a sample, a sketch or a photo.
- How do you cut? Lay planning and careful cutting decide fabric usage and shade matching.
- How do you bundle and track lots? Size- and colour-wise bundles with tickets are a good sign.
- Who stitches? In-house or partner fabricators — and how the unit supervises them.
- What finishing is included? Button fixing, thread cutting and pressing should be clear in the quote.
- How do you pack? Poly bag, tag, poster/insert, carton quantities.
- Will each delivery be documented? A delivery note listing style, sizes and quantities for every dispatch makes tallying simple.
- What exactly does the rate include? Get the rate per piece or per set in writing, with any trims or packing materials listed.
Our answers
Sarah Enterprise in Gheekanta, Ahmedabad makes ladies' kurta-bottom sets, short top-bottom sets, co-ord sets and girls' western wear (4–12 years) on job work, with capacity of about 4,000 sets a month (top + bottom). We make patterns, cut, bundle by size and colour, stitch through supervised partner fabricators, fix buttons, thread-cut, press, pack with your poly bag, tag and poster, and deliver — tracking each lot. The minimum order is 50 pieces or sets, packing material is included, and lead time is typically about 15 days for a lot of 250 sets, depending on design.
Contact us with your design, or read our FAQ.