“People throw stones at you and you convert them into milestones.” ― Sachin Tendulkar “I don’t count my situps. I only start counting once it starts hurting. ” -Muhammad Ali “I’ve failed over and over again in my life. And Read more…
Even though the term Quick Dry is widely used in the industry we see that there is little to no clarity among the garment brands and end consumers about it. The same function is referred to as Quick Dry, Play Read more…
For a garment factory one of the most important tasks is to maintain regular fabric supplies, to feed their production unit. Unavailability of fabrics might mean order loss, idle capacity, wage without work to labour’s, production delay, and a domino Read more…
The spread of coronavirus in China is causing a lot of speculation on the reopening date of the factories in China. Despite the unprecedented efforts being taken by the Chinese government, the spread of the virus had still not been Read more…
Since the time the focus of Brands has shifted on Marketing and Brand building, rather than on Inhouse Manufacturing, the industry started to work on the Outsourcing model. To create a balance between the 3 important aspects of Cost, Quality Read more…
For over many years, the fabric and garment industry has seen both organized and unorganized modes of functioning. Wherein for the Fabric industry the classification is done as Mill Made(Organised) and Non Mill Made(Unorganised) sector. The major input for every garment Read more…
“Do shoes also breathe?” I remember seeing this advertisement on a billboard when I was young. It was about sports shoes, and the USP was that this sports shoe had a simple technology, that allowed air to pass through the Read more…
Sportswear is no longer confined to the playing field, and due to its inherent functionalities of being comfortable, light weight, durable and affordable, the Sportswear fabrics are giving rise to the Athleisure category. Athleisure is an evolving trend in fashion Read more…
