Do you know there are 3 Main Methods of Manufacturing High-Quality Garments?
What are the three methods of manufacturing a garment?
1. Make-Through System:
Think of this as the solo act of garment manufacturing. A single skilled tailor, often a master of their craft, handles every step, from cutting the fabric to sewing the final stitch. Imagine intricate handwork, meticulous attention to detail, and garments crafted with the dedication of an artist. This method is often used for high-end, bespoke pieces where quality and individuality reign supreme.
2. Progressive Bundle System:
Now, picture a team effort. This method involves dividing the garment production into smaller tasks, with each worker specializing in a specific step. One might focus on cutting, another on sewing specific seams, and another on finishing touches. This assembly line approach allows for increased efficiency and production volume, making it popular for ready-to-wear garments.
3. Modular Production System:
This is the ultimate team player, where different modules, each responsible for a specific garment component, come together seamlessly. Imagine dedicated teams for sleeves, collars, bodices, and so on, working in parallel and then assembling the pieces like puzzle masters. This method offers the highest level of specialization and efficiency, making it ideal for large-scale production.
But wait, there’s more!
Each method has its advantages and challenges, and choosing the right one depends on factors like:
- Production volume: Make-through is ideal for limited quantities, while Modular Production thrives on mass production.
- Quality control: Make-through offers the highest degree of individual attention, while Modular Production relies on standardized processes.
- Cost: Make-through is often the most expensive, while Modular Production can achieve economies of scale.
And guess what?
At Oyertur Garment Factory, we have a team of skilled artisans who use efficient techniques and sustainable materials. We offer curated collections of garments that reflect the beauty and quality of each production method.
