Internship Report A Comparative Analysis of Babylon Garments Limited with its competitors “A Comparative Analysis of Babylon Garments Limited with its competitors” Submitted to First Supervisor Sharmin Shabnam Rahman Lecturer BRAC Business School Second Supervisor Anup Chowdhury Senior Lecturer BRAC Business School Submitted by Maisia Hussain ID: 05204018 Date of Submission: 11th May‚ 2010 Letter of Transmittal 11th May‚ 2010 Sharmin Shabnam Rahman Academic Supervisor BRAC
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Electricity 600 100 1500 total in month 9000 Total in a year 108000 100000 18000 Making T-Shirts having SHAPATH Logo Items Sewing Machine Yarn‚ neddle‚other material Advertisment Other cost Total Cost 1000 Number 15 Total Cost 15000 10000 10000 10000 45000 5000 Teaching Basics of sewing (Workshop of two days where a professional will teach the basics of sewing machine) Total Expenses For 1st year in operation month Number of Shirts order Expected Price Per Shirt Revenue Generated 200 150 30000
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TEXT 1405 Fashion Technology Assessment 1 Childrenswear Project Elly Hancock P12199304 Ocean Clarke-Horsey P12192368 Charlotte Kamale [pic] For our Childrenwear project we chose the retailer H&M‚ after looking at many other retailers including Mothercare and NEXT‚ we decided H&M were the most exciting with a wide range of childrenswear garments with a mixed variety
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BANGALORE UNIVERSITY INTERNSHIP PROJECT REPORT AT Bombay Rayon Fashion Limited Master of business administration (MBA) Course of Bangalore University‚ Bangalore By T.KRISHNA GAUTHAM REG NO 114CCMA035 (MBA III SEM)
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stitching of different parts of the garments is carried out in sewing machine and overlock machine. The garments are labeled‚ pressed and then packed in polythene packets‚ followed by carton boxes for dispatch. (b) Production targets 4‚800 Nos. (c) Utilities (power water fuel etc. per month) 2 KW 4. Details of plant and machinery 1. Foot operated sewing machine 3 Nos.@ Rs.3‚000.00 - Rs.9‚000.00 2. Over Lock Stitching Machine with 0.5 HP Motors and stand fitted on Table 1 No. @Rs.5‚000
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1800 saw only 306 patents‚ while the decade ending in 1860 saw 26‚000 patents. Elias Howe and Isaac Singer contributed to the clothing industry with their 1846 invention of the sewing machine. This contributed to northern industrialization‚ and when combined with the power of steam to produce an automatic sewing machine‚ it was capable of producing clothing on its own in large quantities with little
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The Story of Blima A Holocaust Survivor Blima was the narrotator of the story. She always thought bad of herself. She is 20 years old. She left school in 8th grade. Also‚ she has a twin brother. They sewing factoring was one of the settings in the story. Blima at the time didn’t know how to sew but said she did. She got to know one of the guards names Gizella when she asked Blima did she know how to sew and Blima said no. Gizella taught Blima how to sew and started to show Blima favoritism
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moveable guide that meshed two sets of hooks and eyes together. Excited about this new idea‚ Judson also invented a machine to manufacture the Clasp Locker. Because Judson was so excited‚ he mass-produced the Clasp Locker without knowing whether anyone would purchase it right away. In an attempt to sell the Clasp Locker‚ Judson took it to the Chicago World’s Fair with no effect. The machine he made
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1. Sewing is a craft that involves stitching fabrics together either with a needle and thread by hand or with a machine. 2. All day long every day without thinking about it you are looking at things that have been sewn. Clothing is one of the most basic needs of human beings and clothing needs to be sewn. There are countless other things that you use or see each day that were sewn. Shoes‚ bags‚ curtains‚ umbrellas‚ stuffed toys‚ and upholstered furniture are all made by sewing. People have
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The Vikings are Scandinavian celebrities. The lure of their culture is still attracting many admirers and their legend still lives on. Because of their popularity‚ even the History channel is currently running a new semi-historic drama series about this wild brood. The legend of Vikings as brutal warriors is widespread‚ but few people know about their society and culture. The exhibition “Vikings” at The Field Museum show that the tales of violence are only a small part of the Viking world. Through
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