Differences between tailoring and industrial garment manufacturing processes are given below-
Differences between tailoring and industrial garment:
| Tailoring Process | Industrial Process |
| 1. The dress can be prepared by sitting in a small room with one or two sewing machines. | 1. In this method in large rooms by a large number of machines Many clothes can be prepared together while sitting. |
| 2. One to two people are needed to make a dress. | 2. Each by the hard work of a large number of workers, The dress is made. |
| 3. It takes a few hours to make a dress. | 3. It takes a little time to make a dress It takes (1-1.30 minutes). |
| 4. Clothing of a certain size is made for a particular person. | 4. Making clothes for everyone according to the ideal size. |
| 5. Grading is not required. | 5. Grading is required. |
| 6. A tailor sews clothes with a sewing machine. | 6. Numerous sewing machines and accessories Clothing is made using. |
| 7. The cost of production is higher as a garment is made for one person. | 7. The cost of production is lower as many garments are made together according to an ideal size. |
| 8. The fittings of the garments are good because the garments are made with different sizes of different parts of the body. | 8. The fitting of the garment with the body is in all cases It may not be good. |
| 9. The waste of cloth is more. | 9. The waste is less as the fabric is cut according to the pattern. |
| 10. After making the garment is not delivered by attractively packing. | 10. After making the garment, it is packed and delivered according to the demand of the buyers. |
| 11. The risk of losses is much lower due to the error of making the garment. | 11. Due to a mistake or error in making the dress The risk of losses is high. |
| 12. The initial capital takes up relatively less. | 12. The initial capital takes up comparatively much more. |
| 13. Different types of labels may not be required for the finished product. | 13. Different types of labels must be added to the finished product. |
| 14. Usually made garments are not exported abroad. | 14. Usually made garments are exported abroad. |