Vertically integrated
Seamless production gives us control over quality, innovation and the standards carried through every product.
Inside the making / Tirupur
Our WorkDiary.
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One connected system
Our infrastructure
Twelve disciplines.
One continuous standard.
Every stage lives within a connected production ecosystem, giving our teams control over quality, speed and consistency from the first yarn to the final carton.
01 / Yarn02 / Knitting03 / Dyeing04 / Washing05 / Compacting06 / Printing07 / Embroidery08 / Fusing09 / Cutting10 / Sewing11 / Quality control12 / Packing
01 / Foundation
Knitting
Yarn becomes fabric through technology built for scale.
Our knitting division has a manufacturing capacity of more than 12 tons per day. In-house machinery combines innovation with quality production, creating Rib, Jersey, Airtex, Honeycomb, Lycra Jersey, Fleece and Mini Jacquards in a wide range of structures and finishes.
12Tons of fabric
per day
per day
02 / Colour & control
Dyeing
Colour engineered with consistency.
Our dyeing plant, Jeyavishnu Clothing Pvt. Ltd., processes more than 50 tons of knitted fabric per day. Soft-flow and airflow technology, temperature-controlled systems and a computerized laboratory with data colour matching deliver dependable colour accuracy under qualified chemists.
Our compacting unit gives fabric its final controlled finish, managing shrinkage, spirality and GSM with machinery imported from the USA and Italy.
50Tons processed
per day
per day
03 / Precision
Cutting
Automation meets practiced human judgment.
Our cutting department combines machine automation with manual expertise to bring speed and volume to production. Advanced auto cutters and supporting equipment enable a monthly capacity of more than 4 million innerwear and outerwear units.
4M+Units of monthly
cutting capacity
cutting capacity
04 / Expression
Printing
Visual impact, placed with industrial precision.
Our printing unit works across one to twenty colours with a capacity exceeding 50,000 pieces per day. Automated MHM placement and oval printing machines are joined by two Stormac all-over printing machines with a combined capacity of 15 tons per day.
50K+Printed pieces
per day
per day
05 / Dimension
Embroidery
Detail shaped by continually evolving technology.
Our embroidery unit uses current design automation supported by in-house punching design, appliqué cutting and roll-fusing capabilities. Regular machinery upgrades keep the unit ready for intricate, distinctive work at a capacity of 10 million stitches per day.
10MStitches
per day
per day
06 / Assembly
Sewing
Customer sketches become consistent garments.
Product-focused sewing lines across our facilities turn fabric into garments of varied size, shape and colour, with a capacity of 100,000 pieces per day. Experienced operators train for specific product groups, building efficiency and consistency into every stitch.
100KGarments
per day
per day
07 / Assurance
Finishing
Every piece examined before it leaves our hands.
Checking, ironing and packaging align every garment with the customer’s vision. Experienced quality teams inspect against globally accepted AQL standards, supported by checks at every production stage. Finished pieces pass through metal detection before sealing in dedicated metal-free airport packaging zones.
08 / Dispatch
Packaging
Protection designed into the final mile.
Our in-house corrugated-box unit strengthens our vertically integrated process. Modern corrugation and die-cut machinery produces three tons of high-quality boxes every day, helping garments reach customer warehouses in the same condition in which they leave our facilities.
3Tons of boxes
per day
per day
Built with responsibility
Scale with
purpose.
Investing in people
More than 1,500 people power ACCRO PARIS, with women forming the majority of a diverse workforce supported through continued development.
Driving sustainability
Responsible sourcing and eco-conscious production guide our work, with a goal of reaching 100% renewable electrical energy by 2030.
Responsible for the planet
Progress measured
in less.
Less carbon. Less waste. Less pressure on water and energy. We apply environmentally responsible practices throughout design, manufacturing, packaging and distribution.
- A functional rainwater-harvesting system at our manufacturing facility.
- Wind and solar investment now supplying 30% of total energy consumption.
- Recycling, reuse and eco-friendly material choices across operations.
- Compliance with environmental laws and regulations in daily operations.
Our sustainable product range
Future-facing
fibres.
Ten material directions balancing touch, performance and lower-impact thinking.
Bamboo cotton
Cotton softness and breathability meet bamboo’s fast-growing origin for comfort and durability.
Viscose blend
Renewable plant-based fibres create silky, breathable fabrics with fluid drape.
Lyocell blend
Lyocell combines with selected fibres for textiles that are soft, strong and biodegradable.
Linen blend
Flax-derived linen brings natural breathability and durability to everyday wear.
Modal blend
Beech-derived modal creates an exceptionally soft, smooth and luxurious hand feel.
Banana fabric
Banana plant fibres form a lightweight textile with a natural, silk-like sheen.
Pima cotton
Long fibres bring together softness, strength and a refined premium finish.
Hemp fabric
A durable fibre from a crop requiring comparatively little water and no pesticides.
Recycled cotton
Pre- and post-consumer cotton waste reduces demand for virgin fibre and minimizes waste.
Naturally dyed
Natural, non-toxic dye directions reduce the environmental impact associated with synthetic colour.
Standards / GCL-3294
Certified
responsibility.
Independent standards support traceability and confidence in our organic textile and blended-content capabilities.
Our customers
Trusted across
borders.
As ACCRO PARIS grows, so does our international client base. Relationships with brands including M&S and Aiwo reflect the scale, consistency and production knowledge behind our work.
M&SAIWO
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