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Introduction
Morarjee is a name synonymous with fashion. With over a hundred years of experience and modern integrated manufacturing facilities, Morarjee makes cutting edge fashion a reality. It has technical collaboration with Swiss and Japanese companies that sets its apart in the industry. Morarjee is part of the Ashok Piramal Group, a diversified and leading business group in India.

1.1 HISTORY
The Morarjee Goculdas Spinning & Weaving Co. Ltd. is the oldest textile company in India, established as early as 1871. It is among the first five companies to be listed on the Indian stock exchanges. In 1935, the mill was acquired by Piramal Chaturbhuj, heralding a new era of growth and prosperity. Since inception, quality and service were the hallmark of the company. Riding on these factors, the company has survived the ups and downs in the textile sector. In the early 90s the biggest challenge came from World War I. Not only did the mill survive, it came out much stronger. In 1940, the mill joined the Swadeshi movement and set up a Khaki department. It won special acclaim from Mahatma Gandhi for this. In 1942 the Viceroy awarded a gold medal to the company for the khaki drill. The 1950s was the period of unparalleled growth and expansion. The dye house was modernized with the installation of a continuous open width boiling & bleaching plant, a modern impregnating unit & a steaming J. Box. This was to improve the fastness of mineral khaki for which Morarjee Mills have been known for. Next on the cards was acquisition. Morarjee took over the Sayaji Mills located in Mumbai in 1981 and transformed it from an obsolete loss making unit to a highly profitable modern textile mill.

Continuous up -of technology and research and development of products has transformed Morarjee into a leading player in the fabric business. Most of the leading global and domestic players are its clients today 1.2 Corporate Profile

Morarjee is a leading player in premium cotton shirting fabric and high fashion printed fabric globally. Morarjee's subsidiary company, Integra Apparelts and Textiles Ltd specialises in woven tops, casual shirts and garments for women. Morarjee has a 49% stake in Just Textiles Ltd. which is currently engaged in processing various fabrics installed at its factory in Ambernath, Mumbai. Morarjee counts most of the popular international and domestic brands as it clients, across 20 coutries. Dunhill, Zara, Esprit, Hugo Boss, Next, Paul Smith and Zodiac are some of its customers. In the domestic market, Morarjee caters to popular brands like Louis Philippe, Van Huesen and Zodiac.

1.3 Manufacturing Facilities - Fabric


Morarjee has an integrated manufacturing plant at Nagpur in Central India. The plant is equipped to produce premium shirting and high fashion printed fabric for clients across the globe. To cater to the changing demand and requirements of the fashion industry, Morarjee believes in investing in product development and technology up-gradation.In the last decades, two new fabric manufacturing units have been set up in Nagpur. These are supported by state- of-the-art Design Studios, to keep abreast of the trends in the industry. The company today is focusing on premium and high value niche product segment and has two divisions - Yarn dyed shirting division and Printing Division for voile, satin, poplin and other high-end products.

2. Departments
1.Design studio 1.1 strike off 1.2 Exposing 2. Processing 2.1 Pretreatment 2.2 Dyeing 3. Printing 3.1. Rotary Printing 3.2. Flatbed printing 3.3. Gum & Printing Paste Preparation 4.Quaity control

Design Studio

Morarjee has always played a great role in the fashion movement, for over a century. To spearhead this,It has set up a state-of-the-art design studio in Italy and India. These studios are run by creative teams that provides speedy solutions and ideas, customizes designs and also gives access to the latest international styles, exclusive colours, patterns and designs. There are 16 members in the design studios. The processes in design studio is divided into following sections 1.Creation-The design is created and designed according to the specifications given by the customer.The people from marketing department visits the place and understands about the design that needs to be printed according to the specifications provided by the buyer.

The design to be printed is decided by : 1. specifications given by the buyer 2. Trend forecasting 3. Fashion forecasting 4. Magazines report

2. Separation The colours present in the specific design are made in several specific channels. The colour components present in the design are segregated individually to understand the colour requirement according to that design. It is decided by the printing department, design studio , PPC ,marketing and quality control. The process of separation is done on the basis of availability of machines & the design specifications given by the buyer. The finalized design is then sent for engraving or exposing 3.Engraving or exposing

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