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SOP for Fabric Segregation Records

SOP

Today I will describe the Purpose and Benefit of Fabric Segregation Records.


This SOP will maintain by Store In-charge and Reporting to Director / CEO / GM

 

SOP for Fabric Segregation Records


Purpose:      

  • To segregate and store Batch/Shade/Lot/Width wise to issue each segregated lot to cutting.

Scope:   

  • Maximize Fabric utilization, less fabric related quality issues & improve productivity.


Responsible:  

  • GM QA, Fabric inspector, stores manager, fabric QC.


Procedure:

  • Upon receiving of new fabric lots, those to be segregated and stored in the receiving fabric storage area according to the mill shade lot  packing list.
  • Measure the width for above segregated fabrics & segregate accordingly.
  • Arrange fabric inspection as the fabric inspection procedure. 
  • Inspection pass fabric to me stored by segregating according to shrinkage report, lot wise and width wise. 
  • Each lot shall be mentioned as per the shade/ width/ shrinkage & yardage or weight.
  • Issue all report to cad/ cutting. 
  • Shall refer fabric details Shade/Batch/Lot/Width wise when issuing to cutting.
  • For wash garments, follow the shade band info in the mentioned roll and follow the above procedure.


Benefits:   

  • Shade/Batch/Lot/Widths of fabric will be segregated for issuing separately to cutting.
  • Shade/Batch/Lots/Widths will be controlled and minimizing shade variations mixing up.
  • Different markers will be used for width wise fabric utilization and will be able to reduce fabric wastage. 

                               

Materials:- 

Information/Data - Merchandising, Quality, Cutting, Sewing, Cad, stores, Sample Finishing  departments..

Related Documents -  Shrinkage report, Packing list, wash blanket report.

Formats              - Fabric segregation record.

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