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TEXTILE AND APPAREL PLANT PRODUCTION PROCESS AND IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Prepared by,NAZMUS SAMA SUNIAEXECUTIVE-Supply Chain Management
Presentation outline:
• Textile plant cycle.• Textile production process.• Apparel plant flow chart.• Apparel plant production process.• Warehouse system.• Supply Chain Management work flow.• Importance of Supply Chain Management.
Textile Plant Basic Work plan serial:Contents :1.Lab dip (Coloration)2.Store/Warehouse3.Knitting4.Grey Inspection5.Batch Preparation 6.Wet Process •Dyeing •Finishing7.Final Inspection8.Lab Test •Physical test •Chemical test9.Ready For Delivery(RFD)
Textile Plant Cycle:
Taking order
Analyzing Order
KnittingDyeing
Finishing
Working procedure:
Taking orders
Analyzing the orders
Planning for knitting
Planning for dyeing
Planning for finishing
Merchandiser/Marketing Dpt.
Technical department
Planning Department
Lab dip/coloration flow chart:Swatch from
buyer
Color selection
( from Buyer)Receiving standard
swatch from buyer
Determination of sample’s
possible color combination
Sent to buyer for approval
Lab
Dip
Bulk production by considering the buyer’s
approved sample as standard
Warehouse System:Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Controlling
Objectives of strategic warehouse:- Outline existing operation.- Determine warehouse storage and inventory needs. - Find weaknesses and areas for change in current warehouse effort. - Identify alternative solutions.
- Evaluate new plans. Tax Time value of moneyTotal operation cost
Possibility of inventory damageHow you adjust the changes
- Update plan based on assessments.
Perfect warehouse system:
Key factors:1.Location
2.Efficient loading and unloading.3.Temperature(23˚C – 27˚C)4.Planning and predicting the amount of stock.5.Seasonality and high selling product by using previous data.6.Enough storage facility.
1.Location
Apparel warehouse:Fabric warehouse
Accessories warehouse
Chemical warehouse
Spare parts warehouse
Information
Information
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Warehouse Process Flow Chart:
Order Projection
Requisition from buyer
Booking list from merchandiser
Order by LC or loan
Capacity analysis and adjustment
Receive products
Quality check
Kept details of the products
Store products
Bill
and
invo
ice/C
halla
n
Com
mer
cial
Depa
rtmen
tYarn, Dice & Chemical,
Grey Fabric, Finished fabric
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0 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000
Stock BDT including interest Interest Stock Value (BDT)
Inventory Turnover:
Inventory turn over =
SalesInventory
Example: Let a Company’s annual sales is 476.3 billion and year end inventory is 44.9 billion . Annual cost of sales 351.1 billion.
Inventory turn over for the year = (351.1/44.9)=8 Its days inventory = (1/8)×365=46 days Which shows the company has a good inventory system.
Knitting Process Flow Chart:
Withdraw knitting
Weighting
Grey inspection
Any faults in the fabric, stop mark ,
oil stain
Knitting
Batch preparation for
dyeing
Set the machine as
per design & GSM
Yarn requisition
Order Sheet
Planning
Graph on knitting production:
Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey Single jersey
Fleece Fleece
Rib Rib Interlock Rib Interlock
Rib Interlock
Eight Lock S Jersey
Rib
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Capacity and Production Chart
Series2 Series1
Wet processing/Dyeing Flow Chart:
Batch receiveBatch
preparation
After treatment Risk factor removal
Lab preparation
Lab & Process engineering
Process selection
Fabric Loading
Pre TreatmentScouring
Bleaching
Dyeing
Fabric Unloading
Slitting
Drying
Compacting
QC check
Garments or Store
Finish
ing
Squeezing
Planning department
Lab test Flow Chart:Final inspection
Lab Test
Physical test Chemical test
Pressure Test
GSM test
Shrinkage Test
Color fastness test
Rubbing
Phenolic Yellowing
Fabric composition Test
Ready Fabric for Delivery
Garment production flow chart:Finished Fabric
Cutting
SewingFinishing
Final Inspectio
n
Apparel plant garment manufacture flow chart:
Finished fabric
Design & product
developmentSample making
Approved sample
Sorting
CuttingFabric Spreading
Production pattern
Costing Sewing
Finishing
Final inspection
Packing
Send to Buyer
Buye
r re
quisi
tion
Planning dpt.
Information
Sample Section Working Process:
Make Photo
SampleQuotation Sample
Develop Sample
Send to Buyer
Correction made
Size set Sample
PP Sample
Buyer’s Approval
Starting Bulk
production
Process Flowchart of Merchandising:
Make buyer required sample
for approvalMake requisition for
bulk production
Make requisition for accessories
Raw material availability and
listing
Make PP sample with all actual
Start bulk production
Order received from buyer with
detailsSample
development
Price negotiation with the buyer
Confirmation of order and receive
order sheet
Info
rmat
ion
Info
rmat
ion
& fo
llow
up
Cutting Flow Chart:Work order
sheet
Fabric cutting
Send sewing/Printing section for bulk
productionMarker
making by CAD
Panel check
Fabric spreading
Receiving fabric from
store
Placing marker paper on the
lay
Sorting & Bundling
Sewing flow chart:Fabric from cutting dpt.
Parts distribution to the worker
Marking(individual)
Inline quality inspection
Parts joining
Output counting and checked
with the planning
End line quality inspection
Finishing
Information
Garments finishing flow chart:
Line wise garments input Ironing QC check
Folding Metal detection Packing
ShipmentFinal inspection
Structure of SCM system:Supply Chain Management
Inventory Management Procure to pay
Requisition
Purchase
Warehouse
Inventory planning
Material receive & Quality Control
Material transfers & issue
Material sent on returnable & non returnable basis
Physical Verificatio
nInventory
Classification
Stores Managemen
t
Information & Follow up
Efficient supply chain helps:
1.Ensure the availability of product.2.Efficient channel management.3.Procuring the cheapest source available.4.Maintaining best possible relationship with the suppliers.5.Maximizing the profit margins by reducing the cost.6.Minimize the level of inventories.
Thank you all