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The garment industry is a global sector focused on the design, production, and distribution of clothing and textiles, involving various stages from raw material production to finished goods. It plays a crucial role in the economy by providing employment, generating revenue, and driving economic growth, while being characterized as labor-intensive and highly competitive. Additionally, the industry is influenced by seasonal trends and operates within a complex global supply chain.

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Introduction

The garment industry is a global sector focused on the design, production, and distribution of clothing and textiles, involving various stages from raw material production to finished goods. It plays a crucial role in the economy by providing employment, generating revenue, and driving economic growth, while being characterized as labor-intensive and highly competitive. Additionally, the industry is influenced by seasonal trends and operates within a complex global supply chain.

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Introduction:

The garment industry, also known as the apparel


industry or textile industry, is a global industry that involves the
design, production, and distribution of clothing and
textilesGarments are items of clothing worn on the body. They are
made from fabrics or textiles, and include a wide variety of items
such as dresses, shirts, trousers, and jackets.

Garments made:
Design: Apparel designers create clothes that are both
aesthetically beautiful andpractical.
Production: Production patterns are optimized for efficient cutting
and sewing. Fabric is spread evenly on a worktable for cutting.
Finishing: Garments are finished to remove creases and add value
through chemicals.

Meaning of Garments Industry:


The garment industry encompasses various stages, from raw
material production to finished garment manufacturing.
1. Textile production: Production of raw materials such as
fibers, yarns, and fabrics.

2. Apparel manufacturing: Production of garments, including


cutting, sewing, and finishing.

3. Fashion industry: Design, production, and distribution of


fashion clothing and accessories.

Scope of Garments Industry:


The garment industry is a complex and multifaceted industry that
involves various processes, including:

1. Design and development: Designing and developing new


clothing and textile products.

2. Production planning: Planning and managing production


processes, including sourcing raw materials and labor.

3. Manufacturing: Producing garments and textiles, including


cutting, sewing, and finishing.

4. Quality control: Ensuring that products meet quality and


safety standards.

5. Marketing and distribution: Marketing and distributing


products to retailers and consumers.

Importance of Garments Industry:


The garment industry is a significant contributor to many
economies around the world, providing:
1.Employment: Jobs for millions of people worldwide.

2. Revenue: Generating revenue for companies, governments,


and economies.

3. Economic growth: Driving economic growth and development


in many countries.

4. Global trade: Playing a key role in global trade, with many


countries relying on garment exports as a major source of foreign
exchange earnings

Nature of garments industry


Labor-Intensive: The garment industry islabor-intensive,
requiring a large workforce for production, processing, and
finishing.

Global Supply Chain: The garment


industry has a global supply chain, with ⚫raw materials,
production, and distribution spanning across multiple countries.

Seasonal and Trend-Driven: The garment


industry is seasonal and trend-driven, with demand fluctuating
based on fashion trends, seasons, and holidays.
Highly Competitive:
It is highlycompetitive, with many
manufacturers, brands, and retailers competing for market share.

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