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Knit Garments of Bangladesh; Problem & Prospect
Apparel Merchandising
Module code : AMM306
MD. Rabiul islam
Semester : 6th
Apparel Merchandising work flow and business analysis.
Operation stepladder in Merchandising process
Start to end considering an order
Profiling, communication, introducing

Business Development

Product (Garments) Development

Manual, CAD/CAM

Design Development

Buyer/ Suppliers

Negotiation

Order confirmation

Price Quotation

Master L/C opening

Order projection

Product Package Received

B.B L/C opening
Time & Action plan
Raw Materials Booking

Proforma Invoice sending
Purchase order Received
Production plan

Pre-Production sampling
Lab Dip/ strike- off processing
Photo sampling
Production sampling

Inventory/ Procurement
Pre-Production Meeting
In- House
Approval

Approval

Fit sampling
Size-set sampling
Production

Mid-Line inspection
Pre- Final inspection
In line inspection

Reporting
Testing
Quality Controlling
Further order Development
Recording all Documents and Information for Repeat order
Payment Release
Commercialization
Shipping sampling
Packing List sending
Shipment
Documentation
Monitoring/ Supervision/ On-Time Shipment
Final Inspection
Bill of Lading send
Vessel Booking
Shipping/ Container loading

Fit sampling

Buyers obligation to the Manufacturer or Merchandiser: High quality of products ( Garments). Competitive price . Quality confirmations. Competitive lead time. On time shipment. Style variation. Quick response. High & quality product. Social compliance(Availability in industry). Safety & hazard- less workplace. Abiding by the company Act or cord of conduct. Banking, Political, social stability. G.S.P facility. Business security. A sample time & action plan in AppAarel Manufacturing (industry & Merchandising) S.L | Time or Date | Action | 1 | 02.01.12 | Got confirmation on export order | 2 | 04.01.12 | Relieved Master L/C from buyer |
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