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The document discusses a garment factory that produces two types of products and the resources required for each. It provides data on the materials, costs, and time needed to produce each product per unit as well as the available resources each month. The objective is to maximize total profit by determining the optimal number of each product to make given the resource constraints.

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The document discusses a garment factory that produces two types of products and the resources required for each. It provides data on the materials, costs, and time needed to produce each product per unit as well as the available resources each month. The objective is to maximize total profit by determining the optimal number of each product to make given the resource constraints.

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ADVANCED APPAREL MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT

ASSIGNMENT – 1

By K S Divya Priya and Pavithra Priyadharshni M

A garment factory is producing 2 types of products namely, Polo T-shirt and Basic t-shirt, at the current
time.

Materials, financial and time resources are the most critical organizational resources in apparel
industry. Among the direct materials utilized in the production process of the company, fabrics and
sewing threads are the decisive elements. In the cost category, labor cost and materials cost constitute
the major proportion of the cost of finished apparels. The time required to process a unit of each
product is the

The amount of resources (material, cost, and time) employed to produce each unit of the products along
with availability of the resources per month and a profit per unit that can be generated from the sale of
each product is given below in the table.
Variable

Resource utilization per unit of product

Profit per
Material Costs Time

unit.
(in INR) (SMV in minutes)
Product
type

(in INR)
Labor

Material
(Meters) Thread

Cutting

Sewing

finishing
(Grams) Fabric

Polo T- x 313 230 24 60 1.8 12.65 2 9


shirt

Basic y 198 110 10 40 1.1 9 1.3 8


T-shirt
9,416,400

6,659,530

2,487,921

86,575.5

6,67,584

92,907
5,04,142

Availability
Per
month
1. The variables
 Let the number of Polo T-shirt produced be x
 Let the number of Basic T-shirt produced be y
2. The objective
 The objective is to maximize the profit
 So, maximize: Z = 9x + 8y
3. The constraints
 Fabric consumption: 313x + 198y <= 9,416,400
 Thread consumption: 230x + 110y <= 6,659,530
 Labor cost: 24x + 10y <= 5,04,142
 Material cost: 60x + 40y <= 2,487,921
 Cutting time availability: 1.8x + 1.1y <= 86,575.5
 Sewing time availability: 12.65x + 9y <= 6,67,584
 Finishing time availability: 2x + 1.3y <= 92,907
4. The Non-negative constraints
 X>0
 Y>0

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