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✍ In the manufacturing industry, a Job Order (JO), also known as a Work Order or Job Ticket, plays a crucial role in organizing and managing the production process. It serves as a document that outlines the specific details and instructions for the production of a particular item or batch of items. The importance and significance of Job Orders in the manufacturing industry are as follows: 👉 Production Planning and Scheduling 👉 Resource Allocation 👉 Quality Control 👉 Cost Estimation and Control 👉 Traceability and Accountability 👉 Customization and Specialization 👉 Documentation and Compliance 👉 Communication and Collaboration 👉 Efficiency and Time Management 👉 Customer Satisfaction ✍ In summary, Job Orders are essential documents in the manufacturing industry that facilitate organized, efficient, and quality-driven production processes. They guide the entire manufacturing journey, from planning and resource allocation to quality control and customer satisfaction. #merchandising #production #fashion #domestic #branding

🎙 Calling all Technical Managers! 👖 I made this post partly in jest as I reminisced about all the stories and stresses from my days as a Senior Technical Manager, in charge of Clothing & Product. 👖 We of course all worked as part of a team, we all wanted great quality product at affordable price for the company & the consumer - this is not a dig at our hard working Merchandisers 😊 🏭 But when you spend months on a factory, working the line, training quality standards, reviewing compliance standards are met - and not only in the factory, but also their dye houses, printers & even where the animal was slaughtered to make your down product ....... this kind of situation can become very frustrating 🏭 You feel like you need to 'start again' - its a catch 22 as you love the job you do but you want to make sure you are not just repeating the same old same old each day - you want to move forward with new innovation & techniques rather than chase the cheapest price 👉 For me personally it became a bit old & my focus shifted when my health needed help - but that is my story 👉 You can find ways to mange your stress & perform optimal in your job - whether it is moving from factory to factory, writing new processes & procedures or training - make sure you put your health first in order to do your best work Can you relate to this? 👇 👇 👇 Drop me a message to see if my 3 Step Gut Health Support Protocol can help you get your Gut health to where it needs to be so you can feel yourself again #garmenttechnologist #anothernewfactory #technicalmanager #merchandising #stressmanagement #stressreduction #stressrelief #healyourself

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Roles of a development (product based) merchandiser: 1.     Collecting tech pack from customer. 2.     Reviewing the tech pack and get back to customer if there is any clarification required or any challenged faced with. 3.     Checking production feasibility (with factory IE dept. if required). 4.     Asking customer of their sample requirement deadline/due date. 5.     To place development sample fabric order to a well-qualified & predefined fabric mill focusing on placing the bulk order if the order is confirmed. 6.     To place required sample trims order to well-selected suppliers. 7.     Taking confirmation on delivery date from fabric and trims supplier and checking if those dates meet the customer deadline. If sample due date isn't matched, need to go back to customer with the challenge faced. 8.     Making sure right quality of fabric and trims are in-housed on time to start the sample making 9.     Need to ensure fabric /trims are in-housed with correct quality. 10.  Fabric quality, content and GSM is remained aligned with customer requirement. 11.  Organizing product analyzing/screening/ risk analysis meeting with the participation of IE, technician and other concerned. 12.  Having a well -connected co-ordination with sample room coordinator via email /call /whatsapp/ general text. 13.  Taking a sample submission T&A from the sample room based on customer deadline. 14.  Having proper follow-up on this T&A to meet customer deadline. 15.  Properly checking the sample quality /tag details –to ensure that correct sample is dispatched with correct information. 16.  Letting customer know the sample dispatch details sharing AWB. 17.  Having on time follow-up with customer for product comments.  

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Garments job vs buying office job: Both "garments job" and "buying office job" are roles within the fashion industry, but they involve different responsibilities. A "garments job" typically involves tasks related to the production, manufacturing, and quality control of clothing and textiles. This could include roles like pattern makers, cutters, sewers, quality inspectors, and production managers, among others. A "buying office job" involves roles related to sourcing and procurement for a retail or fashion company. This could include positions like buyer, merchandiser, sourcing manager, or product developer. Individuals in these roles focus on selecting and purchasing products from manufacturers or suppliers to stock the company's stores or online platforms. Both types of jobs play crucial roles in the fashion supply chain, but they have distinct responsibilities and skill sets.

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Time & Action Plan - Textile manufacturing The Time & Action Plan popularly known as a T&A plan - It is the first step in planning the order to meet the required ETD . As soon as a new order is placed, a Merchandiser prepares the T&A chart which outlines the lead time of the order and serves as a reporting chart to the buyers and the manufacturer. It is the chart which compares the original planning to that of the actual progress. A clear T&A 1. Indicates the order flow- step by step process in making a garment right from sourcing the raw materials. 2. Shows the Timeline of each internal process - This timeline should be realistic and to be calculated only with the actual working days. 3. Alerts the critical processes : Analysing a T&A shows the critical processes where extra efforts are needed and also helps to prioritise the most important tasks. Example- When a style is more detailed and is more time consuming in production ie. three weeks instead of ten days, the focus here is to feed the sewing lines as early as possible so the production is completed on time. 4. As we track the progress against our planned dates at every stage, any Red Flags are highlighted and resolved to make the process flow smoother 5. With a T&A update every week, the buyer is able to analyse the progress of the order placed with a manufacturer. 6.Motivates the team and improves the overall performance and results. Most Important tip : A T&A is a great tool only when it serves it purpose. It is not just to update on Mondays for the internal meetings and buyers' weekly communications. The success of T&A is only when its importance is understood by the assistant staffs and the other departments so they can work to achieve the targets planned for every process.. #Merchandiser #Textilemanufacturing #Textileplanning #Sourcing #Merchandising #TandAplan #Tirupur 4.