One of our technicians took some interesting photos. She is stationed in a sewing factory that, unfortunately, subcontracts most of the orders we need to follow.
This ?main factory? receives the fabric and cuts it:
And then they immediately put the cut pieces in a truck and send them to several subcontractors (which are generally small/cheap workshops). Notice that the white fabric is directly in contact with the ground?
After that, nearly all the sewing job is done in the subcontractors? places.
And finally, the garments are brought back to the main factory. They are 90% completed and unpacked.
The main factory adds a few trimmings (e.g. buttons), cuts the threads, pretends to do a final QC check, and packs the goods. Done!
For more information about this subcontracting process, read about?CMT (Cut, Make, Trim).
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