Cotton Pants, Six pockets Cargro trousers

The manufacturing process of denim jeans and six-pocket cargo trousers begins with design and pattern making. Designers sketch the styles, focusing on the desired fit and details. Patterns are created for various sizes, covering all components such as panels, waistbands, and pockets. Next, high-quality fabric is selected—denim for jeans and durable materials like cotton or twill for cargo trousers. The fabric is then cut into pieces using precision cutting tools.

Sewing and assembly involve stitching the main panels together, attaching pockets, and adding waistbands. For jeans, pockets and fly pieces are stitched on, with zippers or buttons attached to the fly. Cargo trousers involve attaching six pockets—two side pockets, two thigh cargo pockets, and two back pockets. Additional features like cuffs or adjustable tabs may be added to cargo trousers.

The garments undergo pre-washing to achieve specific looks and ensure comfort, followed by final finishing touches. This includes adding labels, rivets, and hardware for jeans, and buttons, zippers, or Velcro closures for cargo trousers. Each piece is pressed and undergoes quality control inspections to check for defects and adherence to specifications. Finally, the finished products are tagged, folded, and packaged for shipment, ensuring they meet the required standards of durability, comfort, and style.