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Project Report for Tailoring / Stitching Unit — Capacity, Pricing, and DSCR (2026)

Tailoring/stitching unit project report: machine cost, manpower plan, capacity (pieces/day), pricing, material/consumables, fixed expenses, and DSCR for bank loans.

MUDRA Guide
Capacity planning (pieces/day)
Pricing model (retail + bulk)
DSCR and break-even checks

Who this guide is for

  • Tailoring shop
  • Boutique stitching unit
  • Uniform stitching contract work

Bank-loan checklist (use this before you submit)

  • Sewing machine quotations and layout plan
  • Capacity utilization ramp-up (Year 1 conservative)
  • Revenue split: retail stitching vs bulk uniforms
  • Manpower plan (tailors, cutters, helpers)
  • Consumables and rework allowance included
  • DSCR ≥ 1.50 for term loan cases

FAQs

How do I estimate capacity?

Use machines × operators × pieces/day adjusted for complexity and rework. Keep Year 1 utilization conservative.

Is this service or manufacturing?

It behaves like a service unit with manpower-driven costs. Keep gross margins in a realistic service band.

Which loan is common?

MUDRA is common for small setups. Larger units can use a term loan for machines plus working capital.

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