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Keyword

Embroider

Embroidery Designer

Embroidery Patterns

Karigar

Minimum ? Preferably 5th standard pass

Certified training for Hand Embroider (programme aligned to AHM/Q1001 released by Apparel Made Up?s and Home Furnishing Sector Skill Council)

6 months to 1 year of work experience/internship in apparel field (either in an apparel manufacturing company or in a boutique) preferably

The tasks an Embroider is expected to perform include: Making decorative design on fabrics and other materials by hand, using needle & thread Stitching a variety of flat stitches, loop stitches and knotted stitches Knowing different types of embroidery stitches & effects such as cross stitch, french knot stitch, etc. Tracing the design on fabric/material to be embroidered if required

Understanding of different kind of fabrics like cotton, silk, velvet, crape, etc.Knowledge of different types of embroidery stitches like cross stitch, french knot stitch, bullion knot stitch, etc.Familiarity with needle work and thread work

Knowledge of various sewing techniques

On-the-job training for operating different embroidery machines

Knowledge of beading, quilting, etc.

Eye for detail

Dexterity of hands

Concentration

Depth perception

Fashion sense

Creative thinking

Critical thinking

Artistic vision

It?s a desk job. Work from home option is available.Part-time option and contractual jobs are available. Travelling is not part of the job.Need not handle a team

Working hours

Working is 8/10 hours a day and 6 days a week

May require to work in shift

Is the job suitable for a candidate with special needs?Yes

Occupational hazard includes strained vision, injury to fingers and hands, damage to the eye, etc.This job is considered mildly hazardous and dangerous

For candidates with 1-2 years of experience ?`5,000 to`8,000 per month

(These figures are indicative and subject to change)

Growth Estimates of Fashion Industry in India1

Embroidery is one of the oldest and most popular forms of surface ornamentation of fabrics and garments, and India is among the top suppliers of embroidered fabrics and garments worldwide. The sector is now getting more organized with the entry of large players. Demand for garments embellished with embroideries with sequins and crystals are quite strong in the international market as also in India.

"India is still an unexplored market for embroideries. Traditionally, embroidery is used for ornamentation of apparel, products such as furnishings, lingerie, etc.

Latest Trends in Fashion Industry in India

The size of the Indian embroidery market is slated to be around `800-900 crore per annum. Embroidery, till a decade ago, was largely in the unorganized sector with very small units typically with 2 and 4embroidery machines. Today, organized players? account for 60% of the market. "The domestic embroidery manufacturing is almost totally unorganized, with very small units situated in various parts of the country. This is more a cottage industry. Most of the exporters in this segment do not have their own manufacturing facilities, but get the orders job worked from such small units."

Embroidery is preferred over prints because of eco-friendly characteristics (print use PVC). Garments with sequins and crochet laces (of Indian looks) are well received by foreign customers and now such works are being done in sleepwear too. Surat and Mumbai are the major embroidery centres in the country.

Local designer and boutiques across the country

Fashion houses like Shoppers Stop, Pantaloons, Big Bazaar, etc.

Maximum number of job openings are available in Gujarat, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi and other metro cities.2J

Indian Fashion Academy1st floor, Jasmin Apartment, Dada Saheb Phalke road,Dadar east, Mumbai-400014Contact no: 02224163463www.indianfashionacademy.net

Saurashtra Bharat Kala Mandir

Bukharas Pole, Bavajis Dehla Shahpur,Ahmedabad- 380002Contact no: +91-982535018

Panacea Institute of Fashion Technology

B/204, Laram Centre, M A road, Andheri west,Mumbai-400058Contact no: 02261633399 www.panaceainstitute.in

Sakthi

No.31, Trunk Road Porur, Chennai,India-600116.Contact no: +91-9884688435

Raffles Millennium Intl9B, Pusa Road,Rajendra Park, Opp Hotel Jaypee

Siddharth,Delhi-110005.Contact no: +91-11-43172222 www.raffles-millennium.com

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