Shahi Export
Shahi Export
Shahi Export
Introduction
• A strong foundation laid by a
visionary, a guide...Mrs. Sarala
Ahuja in 1974 with headquarters in
Delhi.
• Began operations with 250
Associates and now 72000
Associates partnering the Business
• Expand by over 200 times in 38
years.
• Over24000 sewing machines
• In house state-of-the-art Washing
and Embroidery facilities
Industry Profile
• Apparel is one of the basic
necessities.
• The Apparel and Textile
industry is India's second
largest industry.
• India and China have a
comparative advantage in this
industry.
• Garments made depends on
various factors. India accounts
for about 12% of the world's
production of apparel.
• Industry has around 1,25,000
knitted and woven Garment
units.
• Rise in labour cost in china
would be a boost to the Indian
export.
COMPANY PROFILE
(SHAHI EXPORTS PVT. LTD.)
• Started in 1974 at Faridabad in Delhi.
• It is one of the largest export house in india
• Company started its operation in the form of a small fabrication unit with the help of 25
machine
• Expanded over 200 times from last 30 years. Manufactures 3 million pieces of high quality
wovens and knits per month.
• In-house product development and design studio.
• Its turnover has a turnover of Rs 4000 and around 90000 employess spread over 50
location
• It has manufacturing unit in six different state of India
Delhi
Haryana
Uttar Pradesh
Tamil Nadu
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
About SHAHI
• Marketing merchandising
• Main function of marketing merchandising is
• Product Development
• Costing
• Ordering
• Product merchandising
• Product merchandising is done in the unit. This includes all the responsibilities from sourcing
tofinishing i.e. first sample onwards, the products merchandising work start and ends till shipment. A
Merchandisers key responsibility is as folloW
• Product Development
• Market and product Analysis
• Selling the concept
• Booking orders
• Confirming Deliveries
• Designing and Sampling
• Costing
• Raw Material
• Flow Monitoring
• Production Follow Ups
• Payments Follows
sampling
• After issuing the indent the from design studio under the designer's name, the in charge
from sampling dept. will send some one to collect the fabric from the studio for cutting and
then later on it will be sent for whatever processes that are required for completion of that
particular design and style. And after the construction of the garment it is sent for finishing
as per the brand standards. And then later on these samples are showcased in various
buyer meetings to get the bulk order on them.
• TYPES OF SAMPLES PRODUCED IN UNIT 9
• Proto Sample.
• Fit Sample.
• Pilot Run Sample.
• Size Set.
• Shipment Sample.
• Sales Sample.
Purchasing
• Difference between sourcing and purchasing
department is that the sourcing department
works for sourcing the
• fabrics alone while the purchasing department
works for sourcing the accessories and trims.
However, the working procedure is the same
Embroidery
• The embroidery section is a department which
comes into picture only when the particular
style demands.
• The embroidery section is the centralized and
the second largest embroidery unit in Asia. As
the embroidery section receives the garment,
style and the embroidery details they calculate
area, stitches involved, thread and punch cards
and start the operation.
Printing
• following are the processes followed for printing :
• • Receive art work from designer
• • Receive the SOP for printing from the printing in-charge as per
format
• • Discuss the SOP with the designers, exposers, technicians and
production personnel regarding the number of
• colour and sequences of printing
• • scan the designs in the scanner
• • Develop designs for each of the colour combination
• • Trace the design on tracing paper
• • After developing the design get it approved by the design team
• • After getting the approval give the tracing films for exposing
Washing
• washing or finishing that has to be done for that particular
style according to the buyers specifications and hence it plays
a vital role in the final feel and the texture of the garment
which has to match the specifications of the buyer 100%.
• Washing of bits is totally depends upon the buyer. Two types
of washing are followed in this department
• . (i) Bit parts
• received
• and (ii) Garments from stitching.
• In which process washing is needed is decided by the buyer
Other Department
• Planning Department
• Industrial Engineering Department
• Fabric Audit Department
• Fabric stores
• Accessory Department
• Maintenance
• Systems
• Documentation Department