DOCUMENTATION ON GRADUATION PROJECT

AT

SUBMITTED BY:

CHETNA SRIVASTAVA
BACHELOR OF KNITWEAR DESIGN
BATCH-2013-2017
NIFT MUMBAI
 THE JURY EVALUATION SHEET

The evaluation jury recommends CHETNA SRIVASTAVA for

award of graduation from NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
FASHION TECHNOLOGY, Mumbai after evaluating her
project in SHOPPERSSTOP and fulfilling the requirement
set by the institute and the jury members.

Jury Members

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Centre Coordinator- Fashion and Textiles

 DECLARATION

I hereby declare that I have completed my Graduation

Project with SHOPPERS STOP at Mumbai. I did this project under the guidance of Industry mentor Mr. Vinay Mishra,
deputy designer, Femina Flaunt and Wildchild (Women’s wear) and college mentor, Professor Tulika Tondon.
This project was undertaken as a part of academic curriculum according to the college rules and norms. It Is not submit-
ted to any other organization for any other purpose. All the
information taken is true to the best of my knowledge. It is a record of my original work, however any material taken from
any other published source has been suitably referred and acknowledged.
I have made my full efforts to complete and present the
report successfully.

Chetna Srivastava
Knitwear Design Department
NIFT Mumbai
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I owe a great many thanks to a great many people who helped and supported me during the
Graduation Project. My deepest thanks to my college mentor, Tulika Tondon Proffessor of
Knitwear Design
department National Institute of Fashion Technology,Mumbai

My immense gratitude to Mr. Vinay Mishra, deputy designer at Shoppersstop of Femina

Flaunt and Wildchild for guiding and correcting me
in every step.
Shoppers Stop, Inorbit mall, Malad west,
Mumbai
 HISTORY AND MILESTONE OF SHOPPERS STOP

The foundation of shoppers stop was laid on October 27, 1991, by the K. Raheja Corp. group of comapanies. Being amongst
India's biggest hospitality and real estate players, the Group crossed yet another milestone with its lifestyle venture
 
From inception, shoppers stop has progressed from being a single brand shop to becoming a Fashion & Lifestyle store
for the family. Today, Shoppers stop is a household name, known for its superior quality products, services and above all, for
providing a complete shopping experience.
 
With an immense amount of expertise and credibility,
Shoppers stop has become the highest benchmark for the Indian retail industry. In fact, the company's continuing expansion
plans aim to help Shoppers Stop meet the challenges of the retail
industry in an even better manner than it does today. 

By 2017 Shoppers Stop operations expanded to  81 stores in 38 cities viz. Ahmedabad , Aurangabad, Amritsar, Bengaluru
(10 stores), Mangalore, Bhopal, Chennai (3 stores), Coimbatore, Agra, Delhi (5 stores), Chandigarh, Durgapur, Gurgaon (2),
Ghaziabad (2), Hyderabad (5 stores), Indore, Jaipur (3 stores), Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Kolkata (5 stores), Kolhapur, Goa, Latur,
Lucknow, Thane, Mumbai (9 stores), Panvel, Meerut, Mysore, Noida (2), Pune (6 stores), Surat, Siliguri, Vadodara, Vijayawada,
Raipur, Raipur Airport and Visakhapatnam.
 AWARDS ,RECOGNITION AND ACOMPLISHMENTS

Shoppers Stop is the only retailer from India to become a member of the prestigious
Intercontinental Group of Department.
The IGDS consists of 30 experienced retailers from all over the world, which include established stores like
Selfridges(England), Karstadt(germany), Shanghai No.1(China),
Manor(Switzerland),to name a few.
YEAR ACIEVEMENT

2000 The most admired retailer of the year

2001 Mr. B. S. Nagesh won the “Annual Award for Excellence as Top COE for
2001” at the Institute of Marketing Management.
2002 Retailer of the Year

2003 Lycra Images Fashion Award for “Best Retail Chain of the Year”
2006 “Intelligent Enterprise Awards” for IT at the Technology Senate for the
SSL Group Companies.
2007 Department Store of the year

2008 “Most Admired Retailer-Customer Relations Management”

2010 Department Store of the year

2012 “Top Class brand award”

2015 Award for Excellence in Retail Supply Chain

2016 “The most Respected Company in Retail”

 SHOPPERS STOP

Shoppers Stop is an Indian retailing company promoted by the

K Raheja Corp Group, started in the year 1991 with its first store in Andheri, Mumbai. With an unparalleled
assortment of the leading international and national brands in clothing for men, women, and kids; accesso-
ries, fragrances, cosmetics, footwear; home furnishing and decor products, the stores aim to provide shoppers
a truly
international shopping destination.Experienced, professional
management; supported by world-class systems and practices; and a talented pool of associates with a shared
passion for making every shopper visit a memorable one, has helped Shoppers Stop to grow from a single
store in 1991 to the largest chain of Department Stores in India today.At Shoppers Stop we believe in a world
of limitless
possibilities. We always set benchmarks, cross limits, achieve the
impossible and celebrate our successes. Innovation being our key driver, we have adopted a new philosophy of
"Start Something New" to give retail a new dimension. We endeavor to Start Something New in performance.
Start Something New in products. Start Something New in customer service. Start Something New in Life.

Shoppers Stop, Andheri, Mumbai

 BRANDS OF SHOPPERSSTOP

VISION Stop
Brands of Shoppers
 
To be an inspirational and trusted brand, transforming customer's lives through fashion and delightful
shopping experience every time 

Values that help us in achieving the mission and vision:

EXCELLENCE - "We will have an environment that encourages

development &  excellence."
OPENNESS - "The obligation to dissent and an environment
conducive to openness."
CARE - "We will have a willingness to apologize and forgive."
INTEGRITY – "We will be fair and not take what is not ours."
INNOVATIVE – "We will have an environment of innovation and growth."
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE – "We will respect our customers’ rights and be socially responsible."
 DEPARTMENTS OF SHOPPERSSTOP

designing

buying

Quality Control

DESIGNING TEAM :
The designing team headed by Mrs.Ekta, is concerned with the making of designs,that caters to the taste of the
celebrity of the
exclusive label and also by keeping in mind the guidelines provided by him.

BUYING TEAM
The buying team or the buyer can give suggestions about which design would sell and which would earn less
profit. The designer accordingly makes necessary changes. Then he gets the samples made from the vendors.

VENDOR
Vendors are assigned on two bases: Conversion: in this, the brand purchases all the fabrics, trims and hands
them over to the vedors. The vendors are only responsible for converting the raw materials into final product.
The vendor is not liable for any rejections. These are mostly domestic vendors
- Import: All the purchases, starting from fabrics and trims to everything re-quired for production are done by
the vendors. The vendor will be liable for any rejection that comes into view.
 QUALITY ASSURANCE
The quality assurance department, as the name suggests, assures that the quality level is always maintained. The department
conducts
inspections right from the fabric to the final production lot.
Fabrics are inspected using the 4-point system for defects. Defects are checked from both physical and performance’s point
of view. Various tests are conducted to check dimensional stability, fastness, tensile strength, etc. After desk loom fabric is
considered OK, then it is
released to the vendors for conversion into yardages for sample
production.
Once, samples have been developed and have received approval from the design, product development and merchandising
department, a pilot run in conducted before final production starts. This is done to check fit and workmanship. Further
inspections are done during
in-line production and once the entire order has been completed.
 DESIGN PROCESS

FORECAST CONCEPT
COLORS
RESEARCH BOARD

STYLE
FABRIC/
DEVELOPME LOOKS
TRIMS
NT

PRODUCT FINAL
SAMPLING
NOTE PRODUCT
FORECAST RESEARCH: The forecast research begins with referring to Promostyl and WGSN, then concepts and other stories are
derived for the collection.

CONCEPT BOARD: derivation of mood, color, texture, fabric, look boards.

COLORS : derived from concept

LOOKS: derived from the concept, trend analysis

STYLE DEVELOPMENT: Concept, brand philosophy, Previous sales reports , material study.

FABRIC /TRIMS : Allocation of fabric and trims

SAMPLING: the buyer looks into the production of samples and

prototypes.

RANGE PRESENTATION: The range and idea is then presented to the celebrity and the head designer, for approval

BOOKING: A group of merchandisers and buyers decide on number of pieces per design,that should be mass produced.then they
are segregated vendor wise and sent to vendors.

FINAL PRODUCT: Approval of samples and then final production.

 SWOT ANALYSIS
1.Good financial position
2.Loyal customer Base
3.Presence across various
segments
4.Increasing Footfalls and
Conversion Rates
5.Well established Manage-
ment Team
6.System and Process
STRENGTH
1.Geographical Reach
2.Preferred Partner Foreign
Players
3.Private Labels
4.Enter new segments
consumer goods
OPPORTUNITY
1.Operating cost is very
high
2.Employee Retention
3.Inadequate Promotional
Strategies
4.Investing too much
Geographical Reach
WEAKNESS
1.Threat of New
Entrants
2.Competitive Rivalry
in the Industry
3.Economic Slowdown
4.Unorganized sector
THREAT
BRAND STUDY
 THE FLAUNT WOMAN

Femina’s retail brand iden-
tity is FLAUNT. It is a re-
flection of today’s modern
aspirational woman, who’s
self-assured and stylish.
She’s not afraid to Flaunt her strength, her as-
piration, her confidence, her spirit, her style…
and her attitude.
 bold, young, trendy,
stylish, self assured,
experimental, confident
vibrant, multi-faceted
multidimensional.
 C O N S U M E R

A
W O RKIN G W O MAN

A N
EN T R EP RENEU R

A
H O M EMA KER W I T H A N A CT IVE
SO CI AL L I FE
 FLAUNT POSITIONING

A ”GO TO ” out of hom e Fa s hi on & L i fe s t y l e bra nd re pre se nti ng

dy na m i sm , a s pi rat i ons a nd s pi ri t of a m ode r n wom a n f u l f i l l i n g
he r fas hi on and l i fe sty l e ne eds …

I t i s ref le c t i on of t oday ’s m ode r n wom an who’s se l f as s ure d &

s t y l i s h, building a r e l a t i o ns hi p wit h her
.

S he ’s not af raid to F LA U N T he r S T R E N GT H , he r CON F ID E NC E , he r

S P IR I T, he r S T Y LE … he r AT TI T U D E
 DYNAMIC

INSPIRING

MODERN

STYLISH

MULTIDIMENSIONAL
 PROMISING

ENRICHING

EVOLVING

EXPERT

CONFIDENT

FASHION FORWARD
 Do’s
B old y et Bala nce d
Fa sh i on fo rward y et C lassi c
Gen tle Gla morou s
S tre e t y et ne at
Do n’ts
Pu nk/Goth
To m b o y / R o c k e r / F l a m b o y a n t /
S exy
C a s u a l S t re e t
F l amb oy a nt/ Prep py

S H E F L A U N T S I T T H E C H I C W A Y
 PROJECT 1

Following the given design process, create five separate ranges for
women’s wear,between age group 22 to 34 years old, for
AUTUMN–WINTER 17-18.
Formalwear and casualwear borrow silhouettes and materials from each
other. Relationship between the catwalk and the street has become
increasingly symbiotic.Increased crossover between nightwear and
daywear. Concept of seasonal dressing erodes with pieces that can be
worn year-round.

Consumers are willing to spend more on less, but expect a

longer, more meaningful connection with their purchases in
return.

Retro influences are combined with modern shapes or materials to

create designs that offer a nostalgic connection, but feel contemporary,
and have a new sense of modernity.

Athletic styles are smartened up with soft, tactile materials to

create hybrid pieces, and flat shoes take on a new prominence for
women’s footwear. This is luxury made for living in.
 KEY FORECAST
The design process begins With the forecast
study. The trends, silhouettes and key
elements are studied and incorporated in the
range

All over textured prints

unravelled edges, • Surfaces are inspired by natural

fringing and
unruly threads that look
like tree roots, bark or
leaves
classic cable-knit is revamped
as a sweater dress
patterns.
• Replicate the look of lichen,
moss, agates and geological
patterns
• Textures are raw and wild.
Dried flowers and curled-up leaf prints

Color fabric blocking

 Brushed and napped coatings
Flowers+foliage
Blurred oulines
Glowing edges

Velvet pile and plush

EMBOSSED, DEVORÉ
OR PILE JACQUARDS,

• Botanical drawings collide with

retro geos

• photos mix with vector

shapes • Embroidered back placements
COMPETETIVE BRANDS FOR WOMEN’S WEAR
 PROJECT BRIEF

After doing the competitive brand study and

forecast study,themes are decided,keeping in mind the
client profile,,brand image and cost point.
FEMINA FLAUNT had 5 separate ranges,each on a
different theme.
The five themes for Autumn Winter 17-18 were -

1.WOODLAND

2.MARVELED MARBLES

3.ORGANIC CAMO

4.FLORAL GEO

5.WINTER FOLK
AUTUMN /WINTER 2017-18 THEMES FOR FEMINA FLAUNT

Natural textures

Scandinavian styling
Nostalgic-camping

Country-look
WOODLAND
 AUTUMN /WINTER 2017-18 THEMES FOR FEMINA FLAUNT

Engineered sculpture

Silk quilting

Updated Seventies

FLORAL GEO
Minimalism+Maximalism
STYLES FOR THE SEASON

WOMEN’S WEAR

Theme:
MARVELED MARBLES

AUTUMN WINTER 17/18

MARVELED MARBLES
COLOUR BOARD

15-4003 TPX

19-5708 TPX

15-1050 TPX

19-3951 TPX 16-1452 TPX

ILLUSTRATIONS
Patterns resemble terrazzo flooring containing chips Of
creamy marble, rose quartz and granite.

painted textures and Imperfect floral forms

 CLIENTEL
• An Entrepreneur
• Target: Mass population
• AGE GROUP : Above 25 Years
• Annual Income : 3.5 Lakhs

CLIENT PROFILE:

Client represents dynamism ,aspirations and spirit of a modern woman fulfilling

her fashion and lifestyle needs

A reflection of today’s modern woman who is self assured and stylish.

Not afraid to FLAUNT her STRENGTH , her CONFIDENCE , her SPIRIT , her STYLE ,
and her ATTITUDE.
PRINTS DEVELOPED FOR MARVELED MARBLES
 STYLE #01
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION:SHORT BELL SLEEVE
DRESS
STYLE NUMBER:CLASSY
FABRIC:DOUBLE JERSEY FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLOR:PRINTED GREY MARBLE
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

Given tassel Boat neck

patch

Bell Sleeves

Key hole at
the back
Add side pockets

FRONT

BACK
 STYLE #01

SHORT BELL SLEEVE DRESS

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS 1 25 RS 1 RS 25
TASSEL
PATCH

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 542
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1599
 STYLE #02
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: BELL SLEEVE TOP
STYLE NUMBER:MARBLE
FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
FABRIC:DOUBLE JERSEY
COLOR:PRINTED GREY MARBLE
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

4” neck drop

Tassel lace

18” sleeve opening

FRONT

Length 24”

BACK
 STYLE #02

BELL SLEEVE TASSEL LACE TOP

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS 1 25 1 RS 25
TASSEL RS/MTR
LACE

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 542
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1200
 STYLE #03
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: LONG TOP WITH
FRINGES
STYLE NUMBER:GEMS FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
FABRIC:JERSEY KNIT
COLOR:WHITE
VENDOR:SHREE RAM

neck drop

fringes on the body length 32”

hem

FRONT BACK
 STYLE #03

LONG TOP WITH FRINGES

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS 1 25 1 RS 25
FRINGES RS/MTR
LACE

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 542
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1200
 STYLE #04

SEASON: A/W 2017

STYLE DESCRIPTION: COLD SHOULDER TOP
STYLE NUMBER:ADRIA
FABRIC:JERSEY KNIT FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLOR:BLACK
VENDOR:SHREE RAM

1” Turtle neck

Batwing sleeve

6” cuff

Asymetrical
hem

BACK
FRONT
Back as same as front
 STYLE #04

COLD SHOULDER TOP

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 517
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1500
 STYLE #05
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: BOXY OVERALL
PRINTED SHIRT
STYLE NUMBER:SHINE FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
FABRIC:JERSEY KNIT
COLOR:YELLOW AND BLACK
VENDOR:PADAM FASHIONS

1.5” collar

16” sleeve length

3/4 placket
20” body length

BACK
FRONT
 STYLE #05

BOXY OVERALL PRINTED SHIRT

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 517
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1500
 STYLE #06
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: MARBLE PRINTED
BASIC TOP
STYLE NUMBER:STRIPY
FABRIC:JERSEY KNIT FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLORWHITE AND BLACK
VENDOR:PADAM FASHIONS

crew neck with

binding

16” sleeve length

Body length 24”

FRONT BACK
 STYLE #06

MARBLE PRINT BASIC TOP

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 250 1.5 MTRS RS 375
DOUBLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC-2

TRIMS

PRINTING 1 RS 100 RS100

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 517
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1500
 PROJECT 2
Following the given design process, create four separate ranges for women’s
wear,between age group 18 to 26 years old, for
AUTUMN–WINTER 17-18.

BY
SHANE AND FALGUNI PEACOCK
1.WILCHILD is owned by Shane and Falguni Peacock in shoppersstop.

2.It is an exclusive brand .

3.This brand is more of sporty, smart and casual silhottes.

4.The boxy fit is best selling body of this brand.

5.A lot of patches and studs are used in the silhouttes.

6.It is being followed by subcultures like punk and gothic.

7.They Follow dark colour stories.

KEY FORECAST
 Fusing Dark floral prints with a dose of metallic glamour, PUNK ROMANCE
emerges as a holiday look with a nonchalant attitude. Hints of Old Western
references such as belts contrast against the punk aesthetic, creating a new
cinematic vibe. cowboy shirts, dark floral prints and metal hardware

Words are brought to the forefront, as slogans grow from short sharp statements
to lengthy
paragraphs in small sans serif. Inspired by contemporary editorials, designers
experiment with text alignment, resembling
everything from poetic prose to extensive lists and dictionary definitions. A look
gaining traction at street level, back tee placements prove a popular vehicle for
this story
COMPETETIVE BRANDS FOR WOMEN’S WEAR FOR WILDCHILD
 PROJECT BRIEF

After doing the competitive brand study and

forecast study,themes are decided,keeping in mind the
client profile,,brand image and cost point.
WILDCHILD had four separate ranges,each on a
different theme.
The five themes for Autumn Winter 17-18 were -

1.BIKER BANDITS

2.PUNK ROMANCE

3.RENAISSANCE REBEL

4.IDEALLY WILD
THEMES FOR WILDCHILD FOR AUTUMN/WINTER 2017-18
STYLES FOR THE SEASON

WOMEN’S WEAR

Theme:
PUNK ROMANCE

AUTUMN WINTER 17/18

THEME BOARD
ILLUSTRATIONS
COLOUR BOARD
SILHOUTTE BOARD
 CLIENTBOARD

CLIENT PROFILE :
1.Client represents style and fashion interest of a modern
girl fulfilling her fashion and lifestyle needs.
• YOUNGSTERS
• TARGET- MASS POPULATION
2.A reflection of today’s modern girl who is self assured and
• AGE GROUP- 16 TO 25 YEARS
stylish.
• ANNUAL: 2-3 LAKHS PER ANNUM
3.Not afraid to show her strength, her confidence, her spirit,
her style and her attitude.
ARTWORKS
 STYLE #01
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: HIGH NECK ROSE
PATCH DRESS
STYLE NUMBER:ROSE
FABRIC: POLYSTER KNIT FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

1” High neck

embrioderry patch
sleeve length 14”

5.5 “

11 “
FRONT BACK
ARTWORK
body lentgh 32”
 STYLE #01

HIGH NECK ROSE PATCH DRESS

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FABRIC-1 1 350 1.5 MTR RS 525
SPANDIX RS/MTRS
POLYSTER
FABRIC -2 1 300 O.250 RS 75
KNITTED RS/MTRS MTR
NET
EMBROID 1 RS 50 RS 50
ERY
PATCH

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 692
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 2099
 STYLE #02
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: EMBRIODERED NET
TOP
STYLE NUMBER:RED
FABRIC: POLYSTER KNIT 3.5” ARTWORK
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

3.5”

neck drop 6” with

binding
net fabric
Metal studs

Sleeve length 16”

body length 24”

FRONT BACK

FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE

 STYLE #02

EMBROIDERED NET TOP

COST SHEET
 COSTING

FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL

DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FABRIC-1 1 250 1 MTRS RS 250
SINGLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY
FABRIC -2 1 100 1.5 MTRS RS 50
KNITTED RS/MTRS
NET
EMBROID 2 20 RS RS40
ERY
METALLIC 40 PCS 1RS/PCS 40 PCS RS40
STUDS
CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 422
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1250
 STYLE #03

SEASON: A/W 2017

STYLE DESCRIPTION: NETTED HOODIE
STYLE NUMBER:WILD
FABRIC: POLYSTER KNITTED NET FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

closed round neck

with hood

sleeve length 22”

2.5” cuff

body length 24”

BACK
FRONT
 STYLE #03

NETTED HOODIE

COST SHEET
 COSTING

FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL

DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FABRIC-1 1 RS 2 MTRS RS 440
KNITTED 220/MTRS
NET
FABRIC-2 1 RS 150 0.5 MTRS RS 75
RIB

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 560
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1650
 STYLE #04
SEASON: A/W 2017
STYLE DESCRIPTION: CHOKER NECK SHIMMER
TOP
STYLE NUMBER:PARTY FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
FABRIC: POLYSTER KNIT
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

2” Turtle neck
key hole with hooks at
the back

neck drop 8”

body length 22”

FRONT BACK
 STYLE #05

SEASON: A/W 2017

STYLE DESCRIPTION: CRISS CROSS LEGGINGS
STYLE NUMBER:CROSS
FABRIC: KNIT FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

WAIST 28
LENGTH 38”

IN THE SIDE OF THE LEGGINGS

8”

BACK
3.5”
FRONT
 STYLE #04 & 05

CHOKER NET SHIMMER TOP

AND
CRISS CROSS LEGGINGS

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FBRIC-1 1 300 1.5 MTRS RS 450
SHIMMER RS/MTRS
KNIT
WITH
SPANDEX
FABRIC -2

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 492
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1500
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION
PTION (RUPEES)
FABRIC-1 1 250 2 MTRS RS 500
SINGLE RS/MTRS
JERSEY

FABRIC -2

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 542
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1600
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SEASON: A/W 2017

STYLE DESCRIPTION: CREW NECK TSHIRT
WITH SLIT KNOT BACK
STYLE NUMBER:SAVAGE 5”
FABRIC: DOUBLE JERSEY KNIT
COLOR: BLACK
VENDOR:COMMON WEALTH

8”
ARTWORK

Crew neck with 1”

piping

sleeve length 16”

with 1” of piping

Overlap slit with a

knot

FRONT BACK
body length 28”

FOLLOW SMALL SIZE FOR SAMPLE

 STYLE #06

CREW NECK T-SHIRT WITH SLIT KNOT BACK

COST SHEET
 COSTING
FABRIC UNIT RATE CONSUM TOTAL
DESCRIPTION PTION (RUPEES)
FABRIC-1 1 450 1 MTR RS 450
FLEECE RS/MTRS
BRUSHED
FABRIC -2 1 150 0.25 MTR RS 75
RIB RS/MTRS

PRINTING 1 RS 50 RS 50
DIGITAL

CUTTING 1 RS 12 1 RS 12

SEWING 1 RS 20 1 RS 20

FINISHING 1 RS 5 1 RS 5

OTHER RS 5 RS 5
EXPENSES
TOTAL RS 620
COST
PRICE
MRP RS 1800
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