Cutting
Precision cutting is where fabric rolls are transformed into garment panels according to size specifications. As a textile manufacturing company handling multiple styles and sizes, accuracy at this stage reduces wastage and ensures consistent fit.
Our cutting section uses pattern-based layout planning to maximise fabric utilisation while maintaining strict size tolerances across every batch.
- Pattern-based fabric layout and marker planning
- Size-wise cutting for vests, briefs and other styles
- Wastage control and fabric utilisation tracking
Before cutting begins, our team lays out markers that plan how each fabric roll will be cut across multiple sizes, minimising offcuts and keeping material costs efficient without compromising on panel accuracy. This planning step is especially important for OEM and private label orders that combine several sizes in a single production run.
Cut panels are bundled and labelled by size and style before moving to the stitching stage, which keeps our production lines organised even when running multiple orders in parallel.
Spot checks at the cutting stage catch sizing or panel-shape issues early, well before stitching time and labour would otherwise be spent on a defective panel.
Return to the full Manufacturing overview to see how this stage fits into our end-to-end process, or read about our Quality Assurance standards that apply at every step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does cutting matter for innerwear quality?
Cutting directly affects comfort, durability and consistency of the finished innerwear, which is why we manage it in-house with dedicated quality checks.
Can Anand Hosieries handle multiple sizes within the same production batch?
Yes, our marker planning and bundling process is designed to manage multiple sizes and styles accurately within a single cutting batch.