Wholesale terminology - Design & Production
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The manufacturing process where a specific quantity of goods is produced in one production cycle.
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The amount of time it takes for an order to be fulfilled from the moment it is placed until it is delivered.
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The network of entities and activities involved in the production and distribution of goods, including suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers.
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The process of overseeing and controlling the ordering, storage, and movement of goods to ensure optimal levels of stock are maintained.
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The practice of contracting out certain manufacturing or operational activities to external suppliers or service providers.
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The basic materials or components used in the manufacturing process, such as fabric, thread, buttons, and zippers.
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Products that have completed the manufacturing process and are ready to be sold to customers.
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The process of finding and selecting suppliers or manufacturers for raw materials, components, or finished goods.
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A comprehensive list of all the materials, components, and parts required to manufacture a product, including quantities and specifications.
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The smallest quantity of goods that a wholesaler or manufacturer is willing to sell in a single order.
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A detailed document that includes all the technical specifications, measurements, materials, and construction details required to produce a garment. It serves as a guide for manufacturers during the production process.
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The process of creating paper or digital templates called patterns that are used as guides for cutting fabric pieces to be assembled into a garment.
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The process of creating a range of sizes for a garment pattern by systematically increasing or decreasing measurements while maintaining the garment's proportions and fit.Item description
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The creation of prototype garments based on the tech pack and design specifications. Samples are used for fit testing, quality assessment, and approval before mass production.
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Monitoring the status and progress of garments at various stages of production, from cutting to sewing to finishing, to identify bottlenecks, manage workflow, and ensure timely completion.