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    Readymade garment industry has occupied a unique place in the industrial scenario of our

    country by generating substantial export earnings and creating lot of employment. Its

    contribution to industrial production, employment and export earnings is very significant.

    This industry provides one of the basic necessities of life. The employment provided by it is a

    source of livelihood for millions of people. It also provides maximum employment with

    minimum capital investment. Since this industry is highly labour-intensive, it is ideally suited

    to Indian condition. This project report is prepared for the manufacture of gents shirts, gents

    trousers as they find wide acceptance in local and international markets. Such establishments

    can be easily set up by any person having the knowledge of cutting and stitching operations.

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    Readymade garments are the choice of urban people. It is also gaining wider acceptance in

    semi urban and rural areas. The huge charges made by tailors and delay in delivery have

    made people to switch over to readymade garments. In domestic market and export market, it

    has made spectacular progress in the last decade. This industry is becoming very vibrant and

    lot of foreign investment pouring in this industry because of low risk and high earning nature

    of this industry. As these products are fashion oriented, entrepreneurs should always keep in

    mind the changing fashion styles. Considering its advantageous position, it is assumed that

    there will be no constraint in marketing of gents readymade garments.

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    AANN DD II TT SS PP R R EE SSEE NN TT SSCC EE NNAA R R IIOO II NN TT HH EE SSTT AA TT EE .. The garment industries in the State are concentrated in Bangalore where some of the largest

    export houses of the country are existing. Today overseas buyers view Bangalore as an

    important location for sourcing of garments after Bombay and Delhi. Brand images are being

    felt in this region and there is a great potential for production of value added goods. Ready

    made garment industries are also concentrated in Bellary district. The units in Bellary are

    specialized in manufacture of jeans and other leg wears for men. The next place of

    concentration of this industry is Shimoga district followed by Dharwad district as per the

    information furnished by the Directorate of Industries and Commerce. There is also a

    concentration of hosiery industry in Belgaum. The district wise distribution of registered

    readymade garment units in SSI sector in the State is given below:

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    (Source: Directorate of Industries and Commerce, Govt. of Karnataka, Bangalore)

    Field studies have showed that there are approximately 40,000 readymade garment-

    manufacturing units in India. Around three five million people are working in the industry.

    Many leading world fashion labels are being associated with Indian products. India is being

    looked upon as a major supplier of high quality fashion apparels, which are being appreciated

    in major international markets. The credit for this goes to our garment exporters. However,

    till today our clothing industry is dominated by subcontracting and consists mainly of small

    units with a few machines of medium quality, relatively high fashion, but small volume

    business. Thus the need of the hour is to enlarge both manufacturing as well as the marketing

    base. Tapping new markets especially Central Africa CIS, East European Countries, Latin

    America, Australia and I South Africa is also essential for growth and development of Indian

    garment industry.

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    Garment industries in Bangalore started from the period of British. M/s. Bangalore

    dressmaking Co. was the first unit, started to manufacture garment in Bangalore during 1940,

    which was started by Mr. Vittal Rao. During the rule of British, there was a need of clothing

    dress materials. This led to the development of R.M.G industries in Bangalore. Apart from

    RMG industries, there were silk weaving industries in Bangalore, which led to the

    development of silk exporters also. After Indias independence in 1947, the industries started

    picking up slowly to cater the needs of dresses of the common man and local market. The

    industry started flourishing. Most of RMG industries are concentrated in Bommanahalli and

    Peenya industrial estate. After the dereservation of garments, big players like Mafthlal,

    Aravind Mills, etc. started entering the field and occupied places in the sector which

    indirectly effected the small scale sector. There are about 2500 RMG units in and around

    Bangalore. Most of the buying agencies in the world have established their branch office in

    the city. Apart from this, Apparel Park, at Doddaballapur has started functioning in a big

    way. Some of the leading exporters like Gokaldas Images, Raymond, Pooja garments, have

    already taken the plot for their units in the apparel park. There are 28 garment units including

    processing industries have taken the plots. This has contributed in a big way to the

    development of clusters of RMG industry. In India, RMG units are concentrated in the cities

    like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkotta, Bangalore, Chennai, Jaipur, Tirupur, Ludhiana. There is a

    different in the end products manufactured at Bangalore and other places. RMG are mainly

    made for export house. There are many SSI units mainly doing job work providing supports

    to the SME like GE, Aravind fashion, Sonal Holding, Texport Syndicate units in the cluster.

    The technology and manufacturing process are same as used in other regions.

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    In Bangalore, garment units are mainly concentrated in the following area

    1. Bommanahalli

    2. Bommasandra

    3. Peenya

    4. Yeswanthpur

    5. Rajajinagar Indl Estate and Industrial town

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    i. Jacket

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    RMG units in Bangalore are mainly manufacturing ladies/gents dresses, kids

    sweaters are normally received from other cities like Kolkotta, Delhi, Indoor etc.

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    There has been increase in the number of RMG units in Bangalore since 1990. At present

    there are about 800 active readymade garment manufacturers and exporters, still number is

    likely to increase as per the reports of apparel park at Doddaballapur, near to Bangalore.

    Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board is in the process of acquiring SISI Bangalore 8

    the lands for the further expansion of the park. There are about 1600 fabricators who are

    doing job work for these exporters, apart from domestic market needs. There are 50

    embroidery units who are supporting these units for value addition. As per the reports

    received from AEPC, total export upto December was around Rs.3050 Crores.

    Total output from this cluster is about 3500 crores of which about 3000 crores are exported

    and rest are consumed in the domestic market. Broad sub grouping of the products is as

    follows:

    1. Readymade garments for Gents, : 60%

    2. RMG for ladies : 30%

    3. RMG for kids : 10%

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    Development of RMG units in Bangalore was started in the year 1970 onwards by leadingexporters like Gokaldas export, Ashoka export, Gokadas Images, continental exports, Leela

    Fashions etc. Later, small industries (fabricators) were started by taking the orders from large

    scale. Most important reasons for developments of RMG is the availability and sourcing of

    export fabrics from places like Salem, Erode, Coimbatore which are nearest to Bangalore

    (About 5 to 7 hours journey). The other reasons, which contributed for the development of

    industries, are also as follows:

    AA vvaa iillaa bb iilliitt yy oof f sspp aa ccee:- Space is no bar around Bangalore for the development of

    industries. There are 10 industrial estate developed by KSSIDC. KIADB is also providing the

    necessary support by giving plots to the industries for construction. Apart from this there are

    private industrial estates, which are supporting the growth of industries, and further garment

    complex has been constructed at Rajajinagar exclusively for garment industries. Land and

    sheds are available in Bommanahalli and in and around peenya.

    AA vvaa iillaa bb iilliitt yy oof f rr aa ww mm aa tt eerr iiaa ll :: - Fabrics, which are required for these industries are

    available from Salem, Erode, Chennai, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad and also from local

    suppliers (Agents). There is no problem in this area, which is helping the industries in a SISI

    Bangalore great way. There is no weaving or spinning mills in and around Bangalore. Hence

    all the exporters are sourcing fabrics from other places, as said above.

    SS k k iilllleedd llaa bb oouu rr : - Low-income group of family adopted tailoring as the main source of

    income for their livelihood. Tailors were abundantly available in the city. Some of the leading

    training institutes also helped in this area by contributing (trained) skilled labours. This is themain factor that led to growth of this industry. But recently during the visits it is found that

    there is severe scarcity of skilled labours and machine operators, which has effected

    production schedule heavily. This has to be taken up very urgently to avoid the cancellation

    of export orders as suggested by the units.

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    Bangalore being the Silicon valley of India have all the facilities of handling passengers and

    presence of cargo container department further facilitated the growth of the cluster. Presence

    of high way NH-4 and 7, ring road connecting the industrial estates, road transportation

    within the city facilitated the growth of the industries. One of the most important factors is

    the proximity of Chennai Port/international airport to this city. This helped a lot to the

    industries for transporting the goods quickly. This has really contributed in flourishing the

    export import business not only for RMG Enterprises but also for those involved in other

    trades. Union Ministry of state for Road Transports and highways has announced that

    construction of four lane elevated expressway between Bangalore and electronic city will be

    commenced during current financial year. This will further add support for the exporters for

    quick movement of goods. Apart from this international airport is in

    progress at Devenahalli, near to Bangalore (30Kms).

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    The entrepreneurs in the cluster are capable of manufacturing wide range of garments with

    different designs, different materials, different sizes etc. Subcontracting arrangements have

    made the manufacturing more flexible and specialized. The cluster can handle huge orders.

    Most of the buyers in the world have their branch offices in the city. Entrepreneurs can easily

    approach them for suggestions and advice. This is most important in terms of time anddelivery.

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    Bangalore is well known for these enterprises. Since Bangalore is a metropolitan city and no

    language barrier. It is also noticed that most of the owners of the garment industries are from

    North India. Officers and skilled workers are local and some SISI Bangalore of them are from

    neighboring states. Growth of these industries resulted due to weather condition of the city,

    which was pleasant and cool. As a result most of the industrialist from North settled in

    Bangalore and established RMG units. Apart from these, leading textile mill manufacturers

    opened dealers/trader for supplying fabrics like Century Mills, Aravind mills, Nahar mills

    etc. All these have contributed for the emergence and growth of RMG clusters in Bangalore.

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    1. This project is based on single shift basis and 300 working days in a year.

    2. Since this industry is labour intensive, the working efficiency is considered at 75%.

    3. Costs of machinery and equipment/material indicated refer to a particular make and

    approximately to those prevailing at the time of preparation of this project.

    4. Installation and electrification cost is taken @ 10% of cost of machinery and equipment.

    5. Non-refundable deposits, project report cost, trial production, security deposits with

    Electricity Board are taken under preoperative expenses.

    6. Depreciation has been considered:

    (a) On Building @ 5%

    ( b) On plant and machinery @ 10%

    (c) On office furniture and fixtures @ 15%(d) On other fixed assets @ 15%.

    7. Interest on capital investment has been taken @ 14% per annum.

    8. Minimum 25% of total investment is required as margin money.

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    Implementation period in months for executing

    this project in stage-wise is given in the table.

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    The process involves the following steps:

    Procurement of Fabric : Dyed/ bleached/printed cotton/synthetic fabrics as per demand are

    to be procured from the open market. The fabric will be inspected by laying on the inspection

    table against light before cutting so that unevenness in colour/ shade or any other fault, if any

    visible in the fabric are eliminated.

    Cutting and Stitching : The inspected fabric is placed on the cutting table in layers and

    then the different parts of the respective garments are demarked by a chalk as per differentsizes. Cutting is carried out by the cutting machine. Stitching is carried out for individual

    portion of the garments by skilled workers with the help of overlock, lock stitch machines

    etc.

    W ashing, Checking, Pressing and Packing: All garments are charged into washing

    machine containing mild detergent and washed for 4 hours in order to remove dirt and stains

    acquired during the manufacturing process. After washing, the garments are hydroextracted

    to remove excess water and after this, these garments are dried in tumbler dryer. Final

    checking is done before pressing and packing on the checking table so that any fault in the

    piece may be removed and protruding threads eliminated. The individual pieces are pressed

    by steam presses to remove any wrinkle marks and packed in the carton boxes.

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    The quality of garments mainly depends on quality of fabric used. Therefore, care must be

    taken while purchasing fabrics to ensure good colour fastness properties, uniformity in shade

    etc. Generally garments are made as per customers specification in respect of size, design

    and fashion.

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    Total 55.5 HP is required to run this unit at installed capacity.

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    The process of manufacture does not generate pollution. However, entrepreneurs are to

    contact State Pollution Control Board for necessary guidance.

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    Maximum care should be taken while selecting the machinery and other electrical equipments

    so as to ensure minimum power consumption.

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    1. M/s. Paras Special Machine Co.

    Madhopur Kucha No. 7,

    Rohan Road, Ludhiana.

    2. M/s. Vijay Sewing (P) Ltd.

    17-D, Everest House,

    46-C, Chowringhee Road, Kolkata.

    3. M/s. Industrial Machines Pvt. Ltd.

    1/23 B, Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi-2

    4. M/s. Apparel and leather

    Techniques Pvt. Ltd.

    Kaikondanahalli,Sarjapur Road,

    Near Bellaandur Gate, Bangalore-35.

    5. M/s. Industrial Sewing Systems

    30, Ramakrishna Street, North

    Usman Road, T. Nagar, Chennai.

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    1. M/s. Vardhman Threads

    Mahavir Spinning Mills Ltd.

    Chandigarh Road,

    Ludhiana-141001.

    2. M/s. Powerloom Cloth

    Manufacturing Centre

    Erode, Bhiwandi, Mumbai, Surat etc.