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Rows of industrial sewing machines with thread cones on our own stitching floor

Our own stitching floor

Private label garment manufacturer · Mumbai, India

Girls Printed Frock with Balloon Sleeves, from current production

From current production

01 / 07

Ref 918746

Range
Girls
Garment
Frocks
Fabric
Polyester
Pattern
Printed
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Woven ready-to-wear. Built for scale.

Made to specification for Indian retail chains and for export buyers in Spain, France and the United Kingdom.

Where
Office, Mumbai · Factory, Bhiwandi

The company in one index

The company, at a glance.

Anmol Garments manufactures woven ready-to-wear for children, ladies and men: Western and Indo-Western, to world-market styling standards, on retail calendars.

01Founded
1997
Made to specification since 1997.
02Monthly capacity
700,000
Pieces a month, combined across our Bhiwandi facility and partner units. Capacity is confirmed per programme against your delivery window.
03Partner units
30+
Jobworker units engaged programme by programme, running beside our own floor.
04Retail partners
25+
Retail brands and chains we manufacture for.
05Markets
India
Spain, France, United KingdomIndian retail at home; export buyers in three European markets.

What we do

Eight steps, one line.

From the first sketch to the packed carton, in the order every programme runs. Each step has its own page.

The manufacturing system

Product ranges

The product world.

Five woven ranges. Girlswear and boyswear are shown from current production; ladies, ethnic and mens are developed to order.

03On enquiry

Ladies

Dresses · Tops · Blouses · Kurtis · Tunics · Co-ord sets · Skirts

  • Close-up of folded dark indigo denim, a cotton twill, with the diagonal twill wale running across the cloth
  • Georgette
  • Poplin
  • Voile
  • Rayon
  • Cambric
  • Twill
  • Lycra
  • Linen
  • Yarn-dyed
Ladies, developed to order

04On enquiry

Ethnic

Kurtis · Fusion tops · Tunics · Ethnic dresses · Co-ord sets

  • Hand embroidery in progress in a wooden hoop: dense coloured floral stitching next to a traced outline still being filled, a threaded needle resting on the cloth
  • Hands hold a wooden squeegee across a blue screen-printing screen carrying a paisley design, while two more hands steady the far edge of the frame
  • 01Hand embroidery
  • 02Kaht work
  • 03Computerised embroidery
  • 04Piece printing
Ethnic and Indo-Western

05On enquiry

Mens

Solid shirts · Striped shirts · Full-sleeve shirts · Linen shirts · Formal shirts · Cotton trousers · Shackets · Kurtas · Co-ord sets

Mens shirting and bottomwear
Natural oatmeal long-sleeve linen shirt with band collar and pleated front panel on a wooden hanger, slubby weave visible

Representative photograph

Why buyers work with us

Reasons, with the proof beside them.

Eight advantages a buyer can check. Each one names the fact behind it and links to the page that shows how it works.

  1. 01One accountable system

    You have one person to call, and a change made in one place is made everywhere.

    ProofOne named point of contact.

  2. 02In-house and partner scale

    Volume is added sideways, so a bigger order does not have to mean a later delivery.

    ProofIn-house facility at Bhiwandi, with parallel capacity across partner units.

  3. 03Design through dispatch

    There is no gap between a sampling house, a factory and a packer for a question to fall into: one company answers for the whole route.

    ProofSix disciplines in sequence: Design & Development, Sampling & Prototyping, Embroidery & Value Addition, Cut, Sew & Bulk Production, Quality Assurance, Packing & Dispatch.

  4. 04Dedicated QA

    Faults are found where they are made, not in your warehouse.

    ProofA dedicated QA department checks every order against an agreed AQL.

  5. 05Buyer-specific packing

    Cartons arrive ready for your distribution centre, with nothing to relabel or repack.

    ProofRetail-ready packing to buyer specification, on schedule.

  6. 06Private-label focus

    Your range carries your brand, not ours. Designs are never shown to other buyers.

    ProofAny photography of your product is published only with your written approval.

  7. 07Export experience

    Your shipment is prepared by a team that already ships into Europe.

    ProofFive export buyers in Spain, France and the United Kingdom.

  8. 08Confidential development

    Your next season is not seen by anyone else's buyers.

    ProofNDA before designs change hands.

The manufacturing system

Own floor, partner network, one standard.

We don’t just make garments. We build the production system behind them.

  1. 01

    One reference

    Bulk starts from the sample you approved and its pattern. Every line works to that reference, wherever it sits.

  2. 02

    Split sideways

    A large order is split across the in-house floor and partner units making the same style at the same time, from one pattern and one approved sample.

  3. 03

    One standard back

    Pattern, measurement and finish are governed the same way across every unit, and every garment is inspected by the QA department under the QA Head against the AQL agreed for your programme.

  • Approved sample to Bhiwandi floorThe approved style goes into bulk
  • Approved sample to Partner unitsThe same style, the same pattern
  • Bhiwandi floor to One QA standardFinished garments
  • Partner units to One QA standardFinished garments
  • One QA standard to DispatchPassed lots, packed to your specification
The moving dashes show the direction work travels: out to every line at once, back to one inspection.

Built for brands that move

Trusted by leading retailers.

Domestic retail partners, and export buyers in Spain, France and the United Kingdom.

All clients

India · Retail

  • Reliance
  • Disney
  • Shoppers Stop logo
  • FirstCry
  • Pantaloons logo
  • DMart logo
  • Style Union logo
  • Azorte logo
  • Haute Curry logo
  • Fratini logo
  • Ethnicity logo
  • Lee Cooper logo
  • Pine Kids logo
  • Future Group logo

Export · ES · FR · UK

  • Neck ChildSpain
  • Central Vet logoFrance
  • Davyco logoFrance
  • Flyres GroupUnited Kingdom
  • No Fear logoUnited Kingdom

From loom to carton

Fabric in. Cartons out.

The operations a programme meets, in order. Weaving and shade matching are photographed at Donear, one of our fabric mills; the floor operations are representative photographs, not our own lines.

The factory
  • A power loom at Donear, one of our fabric mills, weaving onto the cloth beam
    01WeavingPartner photograph, Donear
  • A colourist at Donear reading a wall of fabric shade cards
    02Shade matchingPartner photograph, Donear
  • Cones of coloured sewing thread
    03Thread and trimsRepresentative photograph
  • A straight-knife cutter going through a high fabric lay under the marker
    04CuttingRepresentative photograph
  • Multi-head embroidery machines stitching on fabric
    05Computerised embroideryRepresentative photograph
  • Operators assembling garments on a sewing line
    06StitchingRepresentative photograph
  • Finished shirts folded and stacked on a long table
    07Folding and packingRepresentative photograph
  • Cartons on pallets beside a roller conveyor
    08DispatchRepresentative photograph

Quality

Five checks before it ships.

Inspection sheetAgainst your approved sample
  1. 01

    Inline inspection

    On the line

  2. 02

    Measurement audit

    On the line · Before dispatch

  3. 03

    Fit check

    Start of bulk · On the line

  4. 04

    End-line inspection

    End of line

  5. 05

    Final random inspection

    Before dispatch

Every check is made against your tech pack, the approved counter sample and the measurement chart, to the AQL agreed for your programme.

Bring us your next programme.

Send a tech pack, a sketch or a reference sample with your target quantities, and we will come back with a sampling plan.