Fine Fit, company from Tirupur one of the most trusted solution providers to a host of brands in Europe and USA and have an emerging presence in other global markets has opened its production unit in a rented building (government building) at Padalur.
The Collector has appealed to readymade garment companies from Coimbatore, Tirupur, Erode and Karur to utilise the opportunity and open their readymade garment production units in these buildings.
According to Tamil Selvan, district panchayat Secretary, the company is operating 100 to 150 sewing machines for preparing readymade garments in the rented building.
A Common Facility Centre for the company is being constructed at a cost of Rs. 1.25 crore at Padalur. After completion of construction, 300 sewing machines will be operated to prepare readymade garments and employment will be given to 1,000 local persons.
Seeing the performance of Fine Fit company, textile companies from Tirupur have shown interest in opening their readymade garment production units in the district.
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