Factory

One factory in Tangerang Selatan, running since 1995.

Every main stage, from pattern to packing, sits on one site. You are welcome to visit, walk the lines, and inspect goods before they ship.

Rows of sewing machines in operation, with stacks of black bag panels along the benches.
The sewing lines, seen from the material store

History

From pharmaceutical promotional material to bag production.

  1. 1995

    Started as a promotional material supplier

    We began supplying promotional material and media to several pharmaceutical companies. That work taught us how corporate buyers operate: tight dates, large quantities, and standards that are not negotiable.

  2. 2000

    PT Huda Rachma Grupindo formally established

    The company was incorporated and the focus moved to manufacturing bags and fabric-based accessories on our own sewing lines.

  3. Today

    300 sewing machines, 2,500,000 pieces a year

    The plant runs 300 sewing machines and 16 support machines, serving promotional, merchandise and finished-goods orders for the domestic and export markets.

Equipment

What is actually on the floor.

This is the same list we give any buyer who asks. Nothing here is rounded up.

Sewing machines
300 units
Cutting machines
9 units
Rivet units
5 units
Embossing machine
1 units
Die-cutting press
1 units
Production capacity
2,500,000 pieces a year
Factory location
Tangerang Selatan, Banten, Indonesia
Sampling time
7 to 14 working daysUnconfirmed
Production lead time
30 to 45 days from the approved sample and the purchase order
An operator running the die-cutting press, cutting identical fabric panels at volume.
The die-cutting press, for cutting identical panels at volume

Process

Six stages, from brief to dispatch.

  1. Brief and quotation

    We take your specification, work out material and line time, and send a quotation.

  2. Pattern and sample

    A pattern is cut and one counter sample sewn for you to check. Changes made here cost a fraction of changes made once the line is running.

  3. Sample approval

    The sample is approved in writing. From that point it is the single reference for the whole order.

  4. Cutting and sewing

    Material is cut to pattern and enters the sewing lines on the agreed schedule.

  5. Finishing and QC

    Printing, trims and final assembly. Goods are inspected before they are packed.

  6. Packing and dispatch

    Packed to your requirement, then delivered to your warehouse or to the port for export.

Team

The people who will run your order.

Production, order administration and quality control share an office with the production floor. When a question comes up mid-order, the answer does not have to travel through three companies.

Unconfirmed: How many people work at the factory, and how many on the production floor?

Come and see it.

We welcome buyer visits to the factory. For overseas buyers who cannot travel yet, we can send photographs and video of your order in production.

The production office team at their desks, scheduling and tracking live orders.
The production office, where orders are scheduled and tracked
Two people reviewing bag samples across a meeting table before production starts.
Reviewing a sample with a buyer before production starts

Send us your specification and we will come back with a quote.

Tell us the bag type, material, size, quantity and the date you need it. If you already have drawings or a sample, attach them.