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Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant

In my industrial engineering tutorial series, I am sharing an Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant. You can refer to this operation bulletin to learn about various operations involved, SMV and machine requirements in making Ladies Ski Pant. 

A Ladies Ski Pant is a critical style to produce in the sewing line. It has lots of complex processes. Here I describe the operation breakdown of the Vest with SMV and Machine names. 

Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant

Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant
Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant is done by the following table. In this operation bulletin process list, estimated time, machine name, hourly production target quantity at 100% and 60% efficiency are shown. The estimated time (SMV) shown in the below table will vary according to the product method followed and machine and equipment used in actual production. So please be careful while you use the above estimated time against each operation.

Operation Bulletin of Ladies Ski Pant

SL Operation Description Machine Name SMV Target 100% Target 60%
Shell Back Part
1Back Yoke SewingSNLS0.30200120
2Back Yoke Top StitchDNLS0.25240144
3Back Rise Join5TH OL0.30200120
4Back Rise Top StitchSNLS0.25240144
5Leg Panel JoinSNLS0.30200120
6Leg Panel Top StitchDNLS0.25240144
7Flap MarkingManual0.25240144
8Flap Velcro AttachSNLS0.35171103
9Flap SewingSNLS0.30200120
10Flap TurnManual0.25240144
11Flap Top Stitch (1/16)SNLS0.30200120
12Pocket RollingSNLS0.20300180
13Pocket Velcro AttachSNLS0.20300180
14Pocket Placement MarkManual0.25240144
15Pocket Number MatchManual0.25240144
16Pocket IronIRON0.25240144
17Pocket AttachSNLS0.35171103
18Pocket Top Stitch (1/4)SNLS0.30200120
19Flap Number MatchManual0.25240144
20Flap AttachSNLS0.35171103
21Flap Closing Stitch (1/4)SNLS0.30200120
22Pocket BartackBT0.4015090
23Flap BartackBT0.30200120
Shell Front Part
24S/Fly Padding AttachSNLS0.30200120
25S/Fly Raw Edge CutDLM0.25240144
26Zipper TackSNLS0.15400240
27Double Fly MakeSNLS0.30200120
28S/Fly Attach & Top StitchSNLS0.4015090
29Zipper AttachSNLS0.25240144
30J-Stitch Placement MarkManual0.25240144
31J- StitchDNLS0.30200120
32Double Fly AttachSNLS0.25240144
33Zipper ClosingSNLS0.25240144
34Front Rise SewingSNLS0.25240144
35Front Rise Top StitchSNLS0.25240144
36Leg Panel JoinSNLS0.35171103
37Leg Panel Top StitchDNLS0.25240144
38Pocket Facing AttachSNLS0.35171103
39Zipper Loop MakeDNLS0.25240144
40Zipper Loop TackSNLS0.30200120
41Pocket Placement MarkManual0.25240144
42Zipper AttachDNLS0.35171103
43Pocket SettingManual0.35171103
44Pocketing Attach at ZipperSNLS0.35171103
45Pocket Sewing Top SideSNLS0.30200120
46Zipper Top Stitch (Lower)SNLS0.4513380
47Zipper Top Stitch (Upper)SNLS0.4513380
48Pocket Bag Closing3TH OL0.30200120
49Pocket Fauls SewingSNLS0.30200120
50Pocket Placket SewingSNLS0.30200120
51Pocket Placket TurnManual0.25240144
52Pocket Placket Top Stitch (1/16)SNLS0.30200120
53Placket Number MatchManual0.25240144
54Placket Attach & TackSNLS0.35171103
Lining Part
55Back Decoration Stitch MarkManual0.30200120
56Back Decoration StitchSNLS0.956338
57Back Edge Closing StitchSNLS0.807545
58Back Raw Edge CutDLM0.6010060
59Back Rise JoinSNLS0.30200120
60Label Patch IronIRON0.30200120
61Label Attach at PatchSNLS0.30200120
62Label Patch Placement MarkManual0.30200120
63Label Patch AttachSNLS0.30200120
64Care Label AttachSNLS0.25240144
65Front Decoration Stitch MarkManual0.30200120
66Front Decoration StitchSNLS0.956338
67Front Edge Closing StitchSNLS0.807545
68Front Raw Edge CutDLM0.6010060
69Front Rise JoinSNLS0.25240144
70Back Front Number MatchManual0.25240144
71Side Seam JoinSNLS0.758048
72Inseam JoinSNLS0.659255
73Leg Panel Decoration Stitch MarkManual0.30200120
74Leg Panel Decoration StitchSNLS0.5012072
75Leg Panel Raw Edge Cut3TH OL0.35171103
76Leg Panel Side Seam JoinSNLS0.4513380
77Storm Cuff Side Seam JoinSNLS0.35171103
78Storm Cuff Side Seam Top Stitch (1/4)SNLS0.30200120
79Elastic Mark & CutManual0.30200120
80Elastic TackSNLS0.20300180
81Storm Cuff Elastic TackSNLS0.4513380
82Storm Cuff RollingSNLS0.6010060
83Leg Panel & Storm Cuff Number MatchManual0.25240144
Assemble
87Back Front Number MatchManual0.25240144
88Side Seam JoinSNLS0.659255
89Side Seam Top StitchDNLS0.4015090
90Inseam Join3TH OL0.15400240
91Tape MarkingManual0.25240144
92Twill Tape TackSNLS0.20300180
93Twill Tape Attach at Waist TapeSNLS0.20300180
94Elastic Mark & CutManual0.25240144
95Elastic Tack at TapeSNLS0.30200120
96Waist Tape TackSNLS0.20300180
97Tape Raw Edge Cut & TurnManual0.25240144
98Waist Tape Top StitchSNLS0.30200120
99Waist Tape Velcro AttachSNLS0.4513380
100Shell & Lining Number MatchManual0.25240144
101Shell & Lining Attach at ZipperSNLS0.4015090
102Shell & Lining Front Rise SewingSNLS0.35171103
103Inseam Supporting TackBT0.15400240
104Body TurnManual0.30200120
105Shell & Lining Waist SewingSNLS0.4513380
106Waistband Placement MarkManual0.30200120
107Loop & Piping Number MatchManual0.25240144
108Loop MakeDNLS0.20300180
109Loop Piping AttachDNLS0.15400240
110Loop Number Match & CutDLM0.20300180
111Hanger Loop Make & CutDNLS0.20300180
112Loop & Hanger Loop AttachSNLS0.659255
113Waistband Fusing AttachManual0.30200120
114Waistband Two Part SewingMNCS0.4513380
115Waistband Top StitchSNLS0.4015090
116Waistband Number MatchManual0.25240144
117Waistband AttachSNLS0.6010060
118Waistband HoleBH0.20300180
119Waistband TackSNLS0.659255
120Waistband Top Stitch With Mouth Close (Top Edge)SNLS0.956338
121Waistband Top Stitch (Bottom Edge)SNLS0.807545
122Insert Waist Adjustable TapeManual0.35171103
123Waist Adjustable Tape TackSNLS0.20300180
124Loop Tack (Lower)SNLS0.4015090
125Loop Tack (Upper)SNLS0.5012072
126Loop BartackBT0.767947
127Mouth Velcro Attach (Lower)SNLS0.25240144
128Mouth Velcro Attach (Upper)SNLS0.25240144
129Waist Velcro AttachSNLS0.4513380
130Bottom RollingSNLS0.6010060
131Final TrimmingManual1.006036
TOTAL ESTIMATED SMV 46.86

Full form of Machine Name:

In the above table a short name of sewing machines is written. Followings are the abbreviation of those short machine codes. 

  • SNLS - Single needle lock stitch
  • DNLS - Double needle lock stitch
  • DLM - Single needle edge cutter machine
  • 3T O/L - 3 Thread over lock
  • MNCS - Kansai Machine
  • BT - Bartack Machine
  • BH - Button Hole Machine
  • Manual - Helper

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Set the line target:
It will be best to set the line layout target based on line efficiency, line cost and delivery date of style.
Formula to set the 100% target:
Daily Target = (Worker x Working hour x 60/ SMV) x efficiency %
Basic Pitch Time (BPT) =Total SMV / Total Manpower
We can use “Ball Point or Sharp Point" Needle to stitch this item.

Fabric Types and Needle Size Chart:

Fabric Types

Needle Size

Very fine fabrics (silk, chiffon, organza, voile, lace)

8, 9, 10

Light weight fabrics (cotton, heavier silks, synthetics, spandex, lycra)

11, 12

Operation Bulletin makes our work easy to set up a production line in the apparel industry. We can easily manage machine and operator requirements for any sewing line by this. But it is necessary to do an operation breakdown to prepare a machine layout and line balancing by industrial engineering (IE). 

Do you want to learn more about "what is operation breakdown?" You can visit my post to learn more about bulletin or breakdown of garments in the garment industry. You can find the Operation Breakdown of Swim Short here.

See Also: SOP for Purchase Order in Apparels – A complete guide to the garment store's standard operating procedure.  

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