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Category:Design > Other
ID:118262
Title:Small Garments seamstress
Location:Anywhere
Job Description
A start up company needs the skills of a qualified seamstress to make pouches in an eco friendly fabric. This pouches will then be filled and closed with a ribbon and will be on sale over the web and as wholesale. The materials used will be 100% natural and eco friendly and it is therefore imperative that the job be done in the most eco friendly way possible (waste must either be disposed of properly or returned to us for disposal). Initial order will be the samples range and around 500 pieces once samples have been approved. I will then require replenishment stock for website and one off orders for wholesale clients.
I have attached a picture of the kind of pouches in question but please note the material will be different and possibly the way we attach the ribbon.
I am happy for an hourly rate to start with but after initial order, I would prefer having a cost per bag as this would make my costings much more manageable.
Job Budget
Type:Per Hour
Contract duration:Ongoing
Weekly commitment needed:Not Sure
Budget:Not Specified
Additional Information
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Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:09/02/2012 11:53
Clarification Board
N. H. on 09/02/2012 13:33Hi Daniela, could you please let me know how many samples you are looking to have produced for approval before placing the order for 500?
Many Thanks
Nina
Reply from Client
D. C. on 09/02/2012 14:41Hi Nina,
the pouches come in 3 sizes so, I will need one of each made before I can proceed with the order. All pouches will be made in one material and one colour.
I am currently finalising my eco friendly ribbon and I have to decide between 2 fabrics. You will be provided with fabric, ribbon and thread as they will all be eco friendly and I will need for the pouches to be cut and sewn.
I hope this answers your question and for any further information, please feel free to contact me.
Best Regards,
Daniela
A. P. on 09/02/2012 22:23Hi
I am an experience sample machinist with years of experience and i have my own workshop which used to manufactuer ladies clothing.
Would you consider paying per item as i would perfer this way.
Regards
Anil
Reply from Client
D. C. on 10/02/2012 10:52Hi Anil,
I would actually prefer a price per item too as it much more manageable.
Best
Daniela
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