Seasonal problems with work clothes

The production of work clothes adopts the assembly line operation mode. In order to make the production process smooth, the operation cycle of each process is calculated in minutes and seconds to maintain the balance of production. However, the balance between the production plan and the seasonality of apparel use have an obvious contradiction. The use of work clothes is affected by seasonality, such as wearing only a single coat in summer, and a full set of clothing in and out in winter.

This piece is a multiple of the processing time of a set of clothing. Due to the seasonality of the use and sales of clothing, a low season for workwear production is formed. This feature of clothing production brings great difficulty to production management.

General daily industrial products can meet the needs of most people, and are a general-purpose commodity, such as writing pens, paper, eating bowls, chopsticks, etc., which can be used by anyone, regardless of age, gender and occupation. However, clothing products are different from person to person. For working clothes users, buying a satisfactory garment must be measured from at least six aspects, that is, the color, fabric, style, quality, specifications, price, etc. of the garment When they are satisfactory, they will pay for it.

Therefore, it is quite difficult to achieve marketable workwear production without product backlogs. Standardized and heavy-batch production operations for garment production are different from individual handicraft production methods. Individual production and clothing customization, regardless of material selection, The design of the process method is still the specification of the product, as long as it meets the needs of individuals; however, industrially produced garments must meet the needs of a group of people and reflect the commonality of this group of people. This requires technical standards formulated by the enterprise. Unification, from the raw material entering the factory to cutting, sewing and finished product delivery.