In most garment factories, the cutting room is where efficiency is won or lost. Bundle tickets — the labels that follow each bundle of cut pieces through sewing — are still written by hand in many places.
The problem with manual tickets
Handwritten tickets are slow to produce, easy to misread and hard to trace. When a bundle goes missing or a size is mixed up, it shows up later as rework, delays and wasted fabric.
What digital bundle ticketing changes
- Tickets are generated automatically from the cutting plan and printed on sticker labels.
- Every bundle can be traced from cutting to sewing and finishing.
- Fabric consumption, end bits and wastage are recorded as work happens.
Getting started
The best results come from starting with the cutting room, then extending tracking to input, sewing and finishing. That’s the approach behind Garmentick.