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Stitching job work: our 10-step garment production process

From your fabric and order sheet to packed, delivered cartons — every step handled and tracked by one team.

Industrial sewing machine stitching the neckline of a printed kurta

Step by step

The same process runs for every product — kurta-bottom sets, short sets, co-ord sets and girls' western wear.

  1. Rolls of printed and solid cotton fabric supplied by a client for job work

    Fabric and order sheet received

    You send the fabric with an order sheet (style, sizes, size ratio, colours, quantity). If you only brief us verbally, we write it down and confirm it back to you on WhatsApp or email before cutting.

  2. Pattern master drafting a kurta pattern on brown paper with a measuring tape

    Pattern making

    Our pattern master drafts or corrects the paper pattern from your sample, sketch or measurements, and grades it across the sizes you need.

  3. Cutting master cutting a multi-layer fabric lay with a straight-knife cutting machine

    Cutting

    Fabric is laid in layers and cut to the marker, keeping print direction and colour shading consistent across the lot.

  4. Bundles of cut garment pieces sorted by colour and size with tickets

    Bundling by size and colour

    Cut pieces are bundled and ticketed by size and colour so every set stays matched and nothing is mixed between lots.

  5. Industrial sewing machine stitching the neckline of a printed kurta

    Stitching

    Bundles go to our network of experienced stitching fabricators in Ahmedabad. We issue the work, follow up daily and check the first pieces against your sample.

  6. Workers trimming loose threads and fixing buttons on a finished kurta

    Button fixing and thread cutting

    Buttons, hooks and other trims are fixed, and every garment is thread-cut so loose ends do not reach your store.

  7. Worker steam-pressing a printed cotton kurta on a pressing table

    Pressing

    Each piece is steam-pressed and folded to your folding standard, ready for packing.

  8. Folded kurta sets packed in clear poly bags with blank tags, stacked in cartons

    Packing

    Garments are packed in poly bags with your tag and poster/insert, sorted size-wise into cartons.

  9. Cartons of finished garments being loaded into a delivery vehicle

    Delivery

    Finished goods are delivered with a delivery note listing the lot, style, sizes and quantities, so you can tally on receipt.

  10. Supervisor measuring a finished kurta against the sample during a quality check

    Lot tracking

    Every lot is tracked from fabric in to goods out — cut quantity, stitched, finished, packed and delivered — so you always know where your order stands.

What you supply: fabric, the design (sample, sketch or photo) and your size, colour and quantity details. Tell us in advance which trims, tags and packing materials you will provide.

Have fabric and a design ready?

Send a photo of your sample or sketch with the quantity and sizes. We will reply with the job-work rate and a delivery date.