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How do you manufacture?

From the sketch to the carton.

Six disciplines and ten production stages, run as one system: our own floor and a network of partner units, all working to one approved sample and one inspection standard.
Discuss a programme See the factory
Rows of industrial sewing machines with thread cones on our own stitching floor

Our own stitching floor.

The system

Six disciplines, one relay.

What each discipline hands to the next. Each handoff is checked before the next discipline starts work on it.

Enters asSketch, mood board or design direction · Tech pack with a measurement chart, where one exists · Reference garment, or a photograph of one

  1. 01

    Design & Development

    Hands onA production-ready tech pack and the first pattern, handed to sampling.
  2. 02

    Sampling & Prototyping

    Hands onThe approved reference sample and the graded pattern set that bulk is cut from.
  3. 03

    Embroidery & Value Addition

    Hands onValue-added panels, matched to the approved trial, released to stitching.
  4. 04

    Cut, Sew & Bulk Production

    Hands onA finished lot, ready for final inspection and packing.
  5. 05

    Quality Assurance

    Hands onAn inspected, passed lot, released to packing.
  6. 06

    Packing & Dispatch

    Hands onPacked and marked cartons, a packing list, and domestic delivery or export documentation and handover.

Leaves asRetail-ready cartons, marked and listed, with the documents the shipment needs.

The production line

Ten stages, in the order your order moves through them.

From the first enquiry to the packed carton, every programme runs the same route. Each stage signs off before the next one starts.

  1. 01/ 10

    Enquiry

    Share tech packs, sketches or reference samples with target quantities.

    Girls Checkered Knee Length Frock, the reference style on a buyer's tech pack

    Tech pack

    Reference style

    Style
    Girls Checkered Knee Length Frock
    Reference
    917596
    Fabric
    Viscose
    Pattern
    Checkered
    Construction
    Woven

    Shared with target quantities

    A tech pack sheet, drawn from a real style in current production.01 / 10

  2. 02/ 10

    Sampling

    Proto and fit samples developed for approval.

    Boys Printed Cuban Shirt
    Proto sample
    Boys Printed Cuban Shirt
    fit sample
    Boys Printed Cuban Shirt
    salesman sample
    The three sample types, shown on real styles from current production.02 / 10

  3. 03/ 10

    Fabric

    Fabric and trims sourced against the approved sample.

    A power loom at Donear, one of our fabric mills, weaving fabric onto the cloth beam
    A power loom at Donear, one of our fabric mills.03 / 10

  4. 04/ 10

    Dyeing

    Fabric dyed to the approved shade before it is cut.

    A colourist at Donear studying a wall of fabric shade cards
    Shade matching at Donear, one of our fabric mills.04 / 10

  5. 05/ 10

    Cutting

    Marker planning and bulk cutting.

    Bulk fabric cutting on a long cutting table
    Straight-knife cutting through a fabric lay. Representative photograph.05 / 10

  6. 06/ 10

    Value addition

    Embroidery, Kaht work or printing where the style calls for it.

    Multi-head computerised embroidery machine at work
    Computerised machine embroidery. Representative photograph.06 / 10

  7. 07/ 10

    Stitching

    Bulk assembly across in-house and partner lines.

    Operators assembling garments on a stitching line
    A stitching line. Representative photograph.07 / 10

  8. 08/ 10

    Quality control

    In-line and end-line inspection to the agreed AQL.

    Inspection sequence

    Agreed AQL

    01
    In-line and end-line inspection
    02
    Measurement and fit audits
    03
    Final random inspection before dispatch
    The inspection sequence, from the quality capability.08 / 10

  9. 09/ 10

    Packing

    Retail-ready packing to buyer specification.

    Finished shirts being checked and folded for packing
    Finished shirts folded for packing. Representative photograph.09 / 10

  10. 10/ 10

    Dispatch

    Domestic delivery or export documentation and handover.

    Export lanes from Mumbai to EuropeMap from Western Europe to India. Lanes run from Mumbai to London, Paris and Madrid: the United Kingdom, France and Spain, where Anmol Garments’ export buyers are based.United KingdomSpainIndiaFrance
    Natural Earth outlines. Lanes are illustrative routes from Mumbai to each market’s capital.
    Export lanes from Mumbai, on Natural Earth outlines.10 / 10

Capabilities

Everything a garment needs, under one accountable roof.

Six disciplines that run in sequence on every order. Open any one for the detail.

  1. 01 Design & Development

    Concept to production-ready tech pack for Western and Indo-Western ranges.

    • Work from your sketches, tech packs or reference samples
    • In-house styling for kids, ladies and mens ranges
    • Fabric sourcing and trim development
    A designer at Donear checking a fabric swatch against a weave design sheet
    Fabric development at Donear, one of our fabric mills.

  2. 02 Sampling & Prototyping

    Fit, fabric and finish locked before a single bulk metre is cut.

    • Proto, fit and salesman samples
    • Pattern development and grading
    • Counter-sample approval cycle
    1. 01Reference
    2. 02Pattern
    3. 03Proto
    4. 04Fit
    5. 05RevisionBack to fit until the fit is agreed
    6. 06Salesman sample
    7. 07ApprovalCounter-sample round repeats until approved
    8. 08Bulk
    The sampling journey, drawn.

  3. 03 Embroidery & Value Addition

    Hand and computerised embroidery, Kaht work and piece printing.

    • Computerised multi-head embroidery
    • Hand embroidery and Kaht work
    • Placement and all-over piece printing
    • Close-up of embroidered florals on a girls' cotton top
    • Close-up of lace-pattern rose motifs on a girls' woven top
    • Close-up of a fabric rosette on a girls' solid woven top
    • Close-up of the all-over print on a boys' Cuban-collar shirt
    Embroidery, lace motifs, a fabric rosette and print on styles from current production.

  4. 04 Cut, Sew & Bulk Production

    In-house Bhiwandi facility plus 30+ partner units running in parallel.

    • Cutting, stitching and finishing
    • Parallel capacity across partner units
    • Scaled to order without splitting quality
    A large sewing hall with rows of operators at work
    A bulk sewing hall. Representative photograph.

  5. 05 Quality Assurance

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

    • In-line and end-line inspection
    • Measurement and fit audits
    • Final random inspection before dispatch
    Hands checking the button placket of a linen shirt laid flat on a white table, folded garments beside it
    A garment being inspected. Representative photograph.

  6. 06 Packing & Dispatch

    Retail-ready packing to buyer specification, on schedule.

    • Buyer-specified labelling and packing
    • Carton marking and packing lists
    • Domestic dispatch and export documentation
    Cartons stacked on pallets ready for dispatch
    Cartons ready for dispatch. Representative photograph.

Compliance

Audit and compliance documentation

We handle compliance the way buyers actually verify it: directly, against your own vendor onboarding pack, with the documents your account requires for the programme in question.

Request documentation info@anmolgarments.in
  1. 01

    Shared, not published

    Compliance paperwork is prepared against your onboarding checklist rather than posted on a public page.

  2. 02

    Direct to your team

    Documents go to your sourcing or compliance contact on request, before the first order is placed.

  3. 03

    Open to audit

    We host buyer and third party audit visits at the Bhiwandi facility by appointment.

These are operational commitments, not certifications. Where your onboarding requires audited standards, tell us which and we will discuss them openly rather than claim a badge.

Start a programme with a tech pack.

Share styles, fabrics and target quantities. We reply to most enquiries within one working day.

Request a quotation info@anmolgarments.in