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 About the Company
History

Industry type & Products Manufacturing process

Nature of business Purchase order
Achievements Fabric purchasing
Size of premises Fabric types
WIN WINS Major buyer Fabric cutting
Stitching
IMPLEX Executive team
Managing director Final checking
Executive director Packing
Accountant Delivering

Closing
Summary
Questions and Answers
HISTORY
Established in 2004.
It is located in Tiruppur.
It was started with 20 machines. Now it has
120 machines.
PRODUCTION CAPACITIES
PER MONTH – 1,00,000 polos per month
INDUSTRY
TYPE &
PRODUCTS
Garment
manufacturing.
T-shirts (kids and
men’s wear) Polo/
round neck
Shirts (kids and men’s
wear)
Track Pants & Shorts
NATURE OF BUSINESS
 Exports
 Domestic
KEY
ACHEIVEMENTS
 WIN WINS IMPEX has
made a name for itself on
the list of top suppliers in
INDIA.
 It is one of the leading
sellers of listed products.
 The company is listed in
trade India’s list of verified
sellers offering supreme
quality products.
SIZE OF
PREMISES

- 25,000 sq feet
MAJOR
BUYER
 MANAGING DIRECTOR:
MR V. Thiagarajan
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:
EXECUTIVE MR T. Karthikeyan
TEAM MR T. Jagath
ACCOUNTANT:
MR. Raja
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
PURCHASE
ORDER  PURCHASE ORDER(PO) is an official order
form completed by the buyer including
descriptions , quantities and prices.
 A purchase order is not a bill.
FABRIC
PURCHASING
It is the first process set by a
manufacture to control materials.
  Products are made in cotton
FABRIC fabrics.
MAIN FABRICS:
TYPES
1. Single jersey
2. Pique
3. Slub
4. Honey comb
5. Jacquard
FABRIC
CUTTING
The first stage in the manufacturing of
garments is the cutting and for that pattern
making is the base.
STITCHING  Stitching is a row of stitches that have
been sewn in a piece of cloth.
 The machines used here are

 Single needle machine

 Flat lock machines
 Overlock machines JUKI
 Buttoning machine
CHECKING
 Garment inspection should include on-site
function checks of closures to test durability
and ensure they’re securely attached to the
garment.
IRONING AND
PRESSING  Ironing is done by subjecting a cloth to heat and
pressure with or without steam to remove
unwanted creases.
PACKING
 A nice packaging of garments
sometimes increases sales at the
retailer’s point.
DELIVERY

 And the last stage is transport. In this process

the packages are transported to the ports for
exports and domestic.
FINAL
PRODUCTS
Wrap Up
Thank you
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