PSGR KRISHNAMMAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

DEPARTMENT OF GARMENT DESIGNING

REPORT ON
INTERNSHIP TRAINING
DURATION: MAY 2ND - MAY 18TH
BUTTERCUPS
The Designer Studio
G-99, Panampilly Nagar,
Kochi- 682036, Kerala, India.

REPORTED BY
ALICE SHAJU
SUPERVISED BY
Mrs.C.Manimekala, M.sc, M.Phil.
Mrs.G.Kavitha, M.sc, M.Phil.

DATE INTERNAL EXAMINER STAFF IN CHARGE

 CONTENTS

S.NO PARTICULARS MARKS SIGNATURE

01 ACKNOWLEDGMENT

02 INTRODUCTION

03 COMPANY PROFILE

04 BUYERS PROFILE

05 ORDER SHEET

06 ORDER CONFIRMATION

07 PROCESS CO-ORDINATION

08 GARMENT COSTING

09 CONCLUSION
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Firstly I praise the God Almighty, for he has shown immense grace, favor
and led me through the green pastures during my dissertation and to
accomplish this in a successful way.

Words are unbound to express my sincere thanks to DEAN

Mrs.G.KALAVATHI, without her support and guidance this work could
not have come out in this manner.

I’m extremely grateful and sincerely thankful to our Head of the

Department of Garment Designing, Ms.VIJAYALAKSHMI.T for
providing facilities of the department and also her authentic guidance and
encouragement.

I wish to express my sincere gratitude to Asst.Professor

Mrs.C.MANIMEKALA and Asst.Professor Mrs.G.KAVITHA, for
providing all facilities to carry out this dissertation and there constant
attention, encouragement and timely suggestion gave me immense
confidence to complete this dissertation successfully.

I offer my deep felt thanks to the manager and other employees of

BUTTERCUPS, who helped me in this work.

I also express my thanks to the teachers of Department of Garment

Designing. My sincere thanks to my parents, friends and well-wishers for
helping to complete the project
 INTRODUCTION

November 30, 2017, was a day when Liza George turned a

professional fashion designer from being a teacher by
inaugurating her longtime dream fashion boutique,
Buttercups in Kochi.
Liza started spreading her fragrance with tailoring. She was
a teacher by profession but a designer by passion. She did
a fashion designing course lately and customers, relatives,
friends and neighbors who realized the creativity residing
within Liza gave her full support and inspiration to start her
dream fashion boutique, Buttercups.

Sreejith Jeevan, a leading fashion designer in and out

Kerala and the founder of Rouka, an online fashion
boutique, came to inaugurate Liza George’s Buttercups
fashion boutique and her signature collection at Panampilly
Nagar, Kochi.

She has an interesting take while designing clothes and her

instincts work in tandem with her creativity which is a
combination rarely seen. Fashion designing is all about
making the best use of one’s creativity and skill. And again
Liza proved that fashion designing is something people of
all generation and age enjoy.
 COMPANY PROFILE

Launched in 2011 Buttercups is a an exclusive designer

studio that specializes in ladies ethnic Indian wear ranging
across designer sarees ,saree blouses and salwar kameezes
to select anarkalis and lachas to elaborate wedding couture
and exquisite customized tailoring.
Owned by Liza George, Buttercups services clientele from
across the globe and, as the name suggests, spreads warmth
and sunshine wherever its creations are worn and enjoyed.
BUYERS PROFILE
ORDER SHEET
ORDER CONFIRMATION
 PROCESS CO-ORDINATION
Tailoring is a process of garment making by take the
measurement of one selected person’s body shape. On
this garments making system the selected person select
his/her favorite design, color, fabric etc. All of the
garments measurement and every design can be depend on
the customer.

Material: The customer brings materials of their choice

or choose form the boutique.

Customer Details: The details of the customer such as

name, phone number, address etc are taken down for any
clarifications.
Designing: The head designer draws and shows different
patterns and designs for the required garment. The
customer chooses designs and patterns of her choice and
finalizes it.

Measurements: The tailor takes the required

measurements of customer and write it down. The
customer suggests the lengths of sleeves, wideness,
looseness etc.

Order Confirmation: The finishing date of the garment

is given to the customer in written form to collect it on the
date or if it’s an urgent stitching the customer suggests a
date of their choice and checks it with the designer.
Marking Pattern: The material is spread over and the
measurements of the customer are marked with tailoring
chalk.

Cutting: The cloth is then cut by hand, creating all the

individual panels for the garment. At this stage, the
cutters purposely leave extra cloth at the inlays (1/2 – 1
inch seam allowance) to allow the garment to be altered at
a future date if the client’s weight change. The lining of
the garment is also cut from lining cloth with the same
measurements.
Embroidery Works: Once the cloth has been cut to
shape, creating the foundation of the garment, additional
works such as mirror work, aari work, embroidery etc are
done before stitching the garment by a person who is
specialized in it.

Stitching: The cut materials are send to the tailor for

stitching. The tailor stitches the garment with the lining
inside so the material doesn’t seem transparent. The seam
edges are double stitched to make the finishing stronger.
Ironing: Once the garment is stitched it is ironed and
folded. Later it is packed to a cover for delivery.

Trails: The customer tries out the garment to know

whether the fittings are correct, if it’s not it is given for
alteration.
GARMENT COSTING
 CONCLUSION

In conclusion I can say that this internship report helped me

a lot to learn about garments and there processes from cloth
to the final product and it’s really essential for every student
of garment designing to get idea about garment
construction. By completing this report I have got overall
idea of garments and its processes. This is a huge sector and
yet to discover the whole.
I want to thank my department Head for giving me this great
opportunity of learning experience, and all the teachers and
staff of garment designing for their help and support. This
Internship program will help me in the further challenges of
life. I tried my best to make this project enriched with lots of
information and details about garment construction.
Buttercups gave a really a good experience for me and
everyone there was really helpful and gave me the proper
methods of practical learning. It was a really wonderful
experience to work and learn about garment productions and
its details.