They work hard and the results are beautiful but we know theses are sweat shops that pay little and the employees live at the poverty level compared to Americans. My heart goes out to them for their dedication and percision.
Strange how people complain about other countries paying their workers low pay. I worked at Levi's here in the US years ago making poverty level minimum wages. There used to be knitting factories here that paid minimum wages as well. No outrage until it happens in India who, by the way, pay minimum wages according to their country. Do y'all have any idea how many of our jobs went to that country? F India.
I don’t think these people are necessarily living in poverty. There’s a certain amount of skill in these jobs. They don’t pay well I’m sure but they pay the bills. Both my husbands parents did this type of work for decades and it helped them raise a family of four children comfortably on a budget. However they did say it was a hard job and they worked in hot conditions doing piece work.
I was running manufacturing business , u dnt knw how much they earn. They earn decent money. What u dnt know is u think owner earn lot more money. But reality is different I have lost 50 lac bcoz from where payment supposed to come that party got bankrupt. So i have to stop that business with 50 lac loss. We have to sell our house to replay the money. Guys we actually judge so fast. Har chiz ke 2 pehlu hote he. Business run karna b easy nahi he. Agar income jyada he to risk us se b jyada he. Aur kitne salo ki mehnat k bad insan business dalta he aur fir b kai bar fail ho jata he. To kisi owner ki jyada kamai dekh k esa mat soch wo jyada kama raha he aur workers ko kam de raha he.
Each and everyone are talented. Those ladies are really hardworking and determined in this work. I appreciate each and everyone. My dream is to startup garments soon.
Ой, ну какие молодцы!!! Работают все вместе, и мужчины, и женщины!! А наши мужики ноют работы нет, а на такую они не пойдут! А так сиди и шей! Очень приятно смотреть!!сама швея с большим стажем! Удачи вам!
Ironing and folding the shirts looks to be the most redundant part. My hats off to those that work in these shops. It’s kind of funny when I think back on some of the places I’ve worked, and how many of those places I used sewing machines. From clothing factories, upholstery shops, awning shops, costume shops, and building Steadicam vests. It’s a good skill to know.
Bangladesh was $0.25 per hour when manufacturers moved production to it. It may reach $0.50 this year. China is $1.10 to $2.40. There are European countries that are close to the high end of that.
Rich people who buy expensive clothes which are made slowly and carefully, they are the ones who are able to appreciate the creativity and the labor of making clothes.
One think I've always been curious about when it comes to clothing manufacturing - are the workers who sew the clothes, also responsible for setting up the machines and threading them, and troubleshooting any problems with them, or does someone else do that and they only sew and do nothing else? Like, I know they probably have mechanics will take care of it if a sewing machine has a big problem, but for minor stuff like, if they run out of thread or something, will the worker just replace it themself, or do they have to call over someone else to do it?
@@altarnoglu3830 I would think it would be more efficient to have a sewing machine mechanic take care of all the technical stuff with the machines so the workers can just focus on sewing. Do they not do that?
@@Melissa0774 if machine had mechanical error they probably call an expert. But minor things for example needle break or change the foot is belong workers responsibility. I don't know much about how these going on India but in Turkiye every section has an machine expert. If anything goes terribly wrong we ask help.
My Grandmother worked here in the states sewing clothing in factories all of her life - beginning in 1940. She took care of day to day maintenance herself. What surprised me here was a man cutting shirts out with scissors. I toured a clothing factory here in the states when I was 8 - in 1966. The cloth was stacked about 12" high and cut out with a thing that looked like a jigsaw/electric knife. Hundreds of garments at one time.
Fifty years ago when I arrived to Los Angeles California this is what I did not difference from now and then remember they pay .03 cents for collar 1.00 for a complete dress it was a sweat shops too. miserable pay
I have seen your video from Bangladesh when I go to India where can I find your factory I do these things in Bangladesh what I want to do in India I want your help to communicate with you
I am really proud and amazing.. for your work & material ..but in dubai available very very worst quality material {shirt's } but the stitching is perfect.. Price also very very cheap. But we can't wear .even one time .i don't know why some companies making like this worst product????
When the labor of an item is USD $0.50, it will always come with very cheap material. These countries are used for the work slaves would do in the past, but it is legal, and costs much less than slavery because you do not have to kidnap them, guard them, risk revolution, pay the high cost of keeping them in USA apartments and feed them in USA food prices, and provide expensive health care when they get sick. Companies that make higher quality garments are using Peru now. The best quality is made in Southern Europe because the cost of labor is very high and saving on material costs does not make economical sense.
India has so much labor and raw material if only they can think right, and get going in seriousness, create most durable biogradable laterial and give commodities in highest quality and standards it can easily beat china any day..just the world wide supply of replacing plastic grabage trash bags as start is enough its mind boggling along with so much of other handicrafts handlooms natural fragrances the list is endless...work on strength which you already have... and with certain other new features built int like odor control with natural fiber fragrances and not a stich of plastic in it...
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I have mad respect to anyone who works in shops/factories like this.
They work hard and the results are beautiful but we know theses are sweat shops that pay little and the employees live at the poverty level compared to Americans. My heart goes out to them for their dedication and percision.
Strange how people complain about other countries paying their workers low pay. I worked at Levi's here in the US years ago making poverty level minimum wages. There used to be knitting factories here that paid minimum wages as well. No outrage until it happens in India who, by the way, pay minimum wages according to their country. Do y'all have any idea how many of our jobs went to that country? F India.
dedication. ahahahhaha. get a grip. they do this because they need money. as if they had a choice
@@jemandjemand2362 That is the point they need money and the pay is very low and they have no choice. The work is still beautiful
I don’t think these people are necessarily living in poverty. There’s a certain amount of skill in these jobs. They don’t pay well I’m sure but they pay the bills. Both my husbands parents did this type of work for decades and it helped them raise a family of four children comfortably on a budget. However they did say it was a hard job and they worked in hot conditions doing piece work.
I was running manufacturing business , u dnt knw how much they earn. They earn decent money.
What u dnt know is u think owner earn lot more money. But reality is different
I have lost 50 lac bcoz from where payment supposed to come that party got bankrupt. So i have to stop that business with 50 lac loss. We have to sell our house to replay the money.
Guys we actually judge so fast. Har chiz ke 2 pehlu hote he.
Business run karna b easy nahi he. Agar income jyada he to risk us se b jyada he. Aur kitne salo ki mehnat k bad insan business dalta he aur fir b kai bar fail ho jata he. To kisi owner ki jyada kamai dekh k esa mat soch wo jyada kama raha he aur workers ko kam de raha he.
Each and everyone are talented. Those ladies are really hardworking and determined in this work. I appreciate each and everyone. My dream is to startup garments soon.
What a marvelous job they all do day in and day out. Amazing. Thank you.
I don't have too many clothes-by choice, and I wear them until they wear out. These people are hard working. Thanks
Ai Enna pa ivlo........ speeda work panringa naa innikutha first time ithala paakuren pa
I wish there was a more detailed explanation for each step and what the machine does. I can’t believe how fast they work
The amount of skill required is amazing.
Ennaku pazhaiya gnabagam vanthirukku thanks thambi 🙏🙏🙏🙏
خیلی عالی وزیبا در کنار هم کار کردن،دست گلتون پر توان🌹🌹🌹👌👌
Ой, ну какие молодцы!!! Работают все вместе, и мужчины, и женщины!! А наши мужики ноют работы нет, а на такую они не пойдут! А так сиди и шей! Очень приятно смотреть!!сама швея с большим стажем! Удачи вам!
👍👌
@@sakurayasnovidyashaya6952ड
what country are you from
Have you ever visited India
В швейной промышленности мало платят поэтому и мужиков там мало работает.
Какие замечательные рубашки.❤❤❤❤
Bahut achha vidio hai isse hme bahut kuch sikhne ko mila
very inspiring tailor work 👍👍
Ironing and folding the shirts looks to be the most redundant part. My hats off to those that work in these shops. It’s kind of funny when I think back on some of the places I’ve worked, and how many of those places I used sewing machines. From clothing factories, upholstery shops, awning shops, costume shops, and building Steadicam vests. It’s a good skill to know.
Very nice video I love it.
They work so hard for very little beautiful work
good work...... wish u good luck
Interesting to watch. I’ve noticed more and more items are from India and Bangladesh lately, and less from China.
why?
@@YunfanTextile Apparel does not pay very well and China has developed. H&M, Marks and Spencer, etc manufacture in Bangladesh now.
Bangladesh was $0.25 per hour when manufacturers moved production to it. It may reach $0.50 this year. China is $1.10 to $2.40. There are European countries that are close to the high end of that.
I was a supervisor in a shirt factory for years and this job is backbreaking…..Especially when you have to make production!
Nice... Good job..
Rich people who buy expensive clothes which are made slowly and carefully, they are the ones who are able to appreciate the creativity and the labor of making clothes.
One think I've always been curious about when it comes to clothing manufacturing - are the workers who sew the clothes, also responsible for setting up the machines and threading them, and troubleshooting any problems with them, or does someone else do that and they only sew and do nothing else? Like, I know they probably have mechanics will take care of it if a sewing machine has a big problem, but for minor stuff like, if they run out of thread or something, will the worker just replace it themself, or do they have to call over someone else to do it?
the worker should take care of everything thread, oil and etc.
@@altarnoglu3830 I would think it would be more efficient to have a sewing machine mechanic take care of all the technical stuff with the machines so the workers can just focus on sewing. Do they not do that?
@@Melissa0774 if machine had mechanical error they probably call an expert. But minor things for example needle break or change the foot is belong workers responsibility.
I don't know much about how these going on India but in Turkiye every section has an machine expert. If anything goes terribly wrong we ask help.
@@altarnoglu3830 I wonder how well the sewing machine mechanics get paid in the countries where there's a lot of clothing manufacturing.
My Grandmother worked here in the states sewing clothing in factories all of her life - beginning in 1940. She took care of day to day maintenance herself.
What surprised me here was a man cutting shirts out with scissors. I toured a clothing factory here in the states when I was 8 - in 1966. The cloth was stacked about 12" high and cut out with a thing that looked like a jigsaw/electric knife. Hundreds of garments at one time.
V good work👍👌
Fifty years ago when I arrived to Los Angeles California this is what I did not difference from now and then remember they pay .03 cents for collar 1.00 for a complete dress it was a sweat shops too. miserable pay
excellent, suberb work
Where are the garments place?
Top worker😊
Very nice ! Expert work love this!
parabéns pelo trabalho lindo maravilhoso
Good👍
Using which number thread plz
Thanks China for such a wonderful JACK seeing machine.
Nalla iruku
very enthusiastic workers
Good work by women's
I have seen your video from Bangladesh when I go to India where can I find your factory I do these things in Bangladesh what I want to do in India I want your help to communicate with you
i hope the women and and man who work there have a good salari and the are treaded well.
Good work thanks
6:8 pe ye madam ne konsa tool use kiya
Very good job
Apakah disana juga ada bagian QUALITY control,saya sangat suka
Rajkot me hai ye
Nice from fiji watching
Amazing
Monthly salary?
Cutting vekan irukka bro
Where is the shop address, i am a wholesale buyer, i can give some orders to them. So it can be support fir there hardwork.
Kaha h apki factory mujhe shirt banvana h
Nice 👌🥰
Well done but I will like to work with your company and I'm a Nigerian how can I do that please 🙏
where this video is shouted ? which city? which state?
How gifted they are amazing
Me bhavnagar se hu or mre pass mashin bhi he me ye ready met stichig ka kam karna chhti hu
Burası hangi ülke işçiliğiniz çok temiz gözüküyor
South india
South india
ИНДИЯ.
Fine, can we have students visit to this place, nos 50
Perfect joob by the women
Me bhi karna chahta hu ye kam kha he konsa gaav he
ALSO use hot melt adhesive film
Ye company kaha pe hai bhai
Thanks 👍🙏
Entha ooru the company
இந்த factory எங்க இருக்கு சொல்ல முடியுமா
Eso me parece como en la India
Tamilnadu, south india
where is ??
Please provide Iron buy link
I am really proud and amazing.. for your work & material ..but in dubai available very very worst quality material {shirt's } but the stitching is perfect.. Price also very very cheap. But we can't wear .even one time .i don't know why some companies making like this worst product????
When the labor of an item is USD $0.50, it will always come with very cheap material. These countries are used for the work slaves would do in the past, but it is legal, and costs much less than slavery because you do not have to kidnap them, guard them, risk revolution, pay the high cost of keeping them in USA apartments and feed them in USA food prices, and provide expensive health care when they get sick. Companies that make higher quality garments are using Peru now. The best quality is made in Southern Europe because the cost of labor is very high and saving on material costs does not make economical sense.
Sir 10 mempears irkanka oder kidikuma
Very good quality tamili nadu I work
Any response here....
Contacts detail..
Can we order for our own brand clothing here??
Meu Deus 🤭 tem cérebro que aguenta esse barulho?
Aor salary Kya rahe gi please guide me
Good
Ye khan par hai
Very nice
Can I get this shirt pattern (shirt block) please
Seriously?
@@taeko3508 what you mean by saying "seriously".I can't understand.
. Kahan per hai
Kon se jagah par kam hota h ye or kitna ret milta h shirt ka 1 pic
Entha ooru
Chennai
Kari gari kitni hai....per pic
Koz hoba bhai
Kahaper hum jaeing karenge
Perfectas con sus bolsillos ojalá a cada lado así ellos podrán guardas sus cosas alli
Very test work silks
Yeh kiss state may
यह फैक्ट्री कहाँ पर है l सेल केे लिए माल मिल सकता है l मुझे
Jagaha hai ky bhai apne ko bhe karne ka hai
what is this method called?
Its called speed tailoring
Нитки,иглы ,прижимные лапки меняют сами , натяжение ниток регулируют сами.Если не получается зовут механика.Ремонтом заниматься механик.
Where is your location
Kidhar hay yekada vundhi garment nenu chestanu garment pani
Nice
Bhai Main shirt ka Karigar hun kam milega kya bhai Punjab se factory kis jagah hai
Where is this place?
Hi😊
Which city
Chennai
Sir plz contact this no.
I have no speak in english.
U know hindi plz call this no.
Humble request 🙏
I leave in near delhi
@@circusthuppakicontact number of stiching unit
কলার জয়েন দেখাইলেন না ভাই
India has so much labor and raw material if only they can think right, and get going in seriousness, create most durable biogradable laterial and give commodities in highest quality and standards it can easily beat china any day..just the world wide supply of replacing plastic grabage trash bags as start is enough its mind boggling along with so much of other handicrafts handlooms natural fragrances the list is endless...work on strength which you already have... and with certain other new features built int like odor control with natural fiber fragrances and not a stich of plastic in it...
❤❤
சார் எந்த ஊரு
Ambattur, Chennai
@@circusthuppakiSir, own Branding Pananum, Unga Contact kaidukuma Sir?
Kaise bat kare job karne ke lye
Sou costureira..mas nunca fis camisa social..hoje estou só pregando etiqueta decorativa...mas faço bainha em toalha e edredom coclhas.kkkk
ఎక్కడ. అండి.ఇది