Cutting Process – Step by Step

1. Fabric Receiving & Relaxing
Fabrics are received and allowed to relax to remove tension and ensure accurate cutting measurements.

2. Fabric Inspection
Fabric is checked for defects, shade variation, and quality issues before spreading.

3. Fabric Spreading
Fabric layers are spread evenly on long cutting tables, maintaining grain alignment and correct ply height.

4. Marker Placement
CAD or manual markers are placed to optimize fabric usage and ensure correct sizing.

5. Fabric Cutting
Fabrics are cut using industrial cutting machines for precise shapes and clean edges.

6. Numbering & Bundling
Cut components are numbered and bundled size-wise to avoid mixing during stitching.

7. Quality Check
Cut parts are inspected for accuracy, defects, and consistency before moving to the stitching department.

 
 
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

We handle cotton, linen, blends, suiting fabrics, and other apparel and home textile materials.

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Yes, our cutting setup is designed for high-volume production with consistent accuracy.

We use optimized marker planning and precise cutting methods to minimize fabric waste.

Yes, all fabrics are inspected for defects, shade variation, and quality before cutting.

We use optimized marker planning and precise cutting methods to minimize fabric waste.

Yes, cutting services are available independently or as part of complete manufacturing.

Yes, cutting is done strictly as per approved patterns and specifications.Accordion Content

Yes, cut components are checked for measurement accuracy and consistency before stitching.Accordion Content