CENDRES Isabel Jimenez Maria Zapata Emily Wilson
FASM 420 Prof. Levy Global Sourcing
Contents Company Analysis Product Line up Code of Conduct & Policies Internal & External Monitors Location Country Selection Suppliers Strategy Publication & Conclusion Cost Strategy & Line Plan Unit Breakdown Tech Packs & Advisory Specs Country & Supplier Rankings Final Sourcing Strategy Conclusion
Founded with the ideals of creating a socially responsible brand that is able to incorporate organic materials without loosing the aesthetics of the garments. It aims to use Bamboo fabrics in the creation of athleisure apparel for comfort, durability, and an ecoconscious lifestyle.
cendres / ' sandreʁ / (n.) French word for "earth"
MISSION Inspired by the energy and beauty nature creates for us, we combined style with sustainability to create the only biodegradable luxury lounge wear.
VISION Our ten year plan is to expand into the American market and open stores in key locations such as NY and LA. Through e-commerce we could eventually reach an international market as we expand and create conscious of an ecofriendly apparel.
VALUES We took the top qualities of lounge wear, comfort and softness, and combined them with values we refuse to stray from ...
1 2 3
Reducing water waste Biodegradability Lowering carbon foot print
for guilt-free luxury.
TARGET CUSTOMER 20-30’ S YOUNG ADULT WOMEN LEAD ACTIVE, BUSY LIVES, DEMAND COMFORTABLE, FUNCTIONAL AND STYLISH PIECES BRAND AND TECH SAVVY LOVES LAYERING AND COMBINING HIGH AND LOW PIECES THAT MAKE THE LOOK UNIQUE. PROFESSIONAL AND CREATIVE 100,000 A YEAR ALWAYS ENGAGED, ON THE GO, LOVES TO TRAVEL, HAS AN HOUR AND A HALF TO WORKOUT
CUSTOMER PROFILE Customer Name: Valentina Position: Graduate Student Location: New York
Age: 24
Lifestyle: NOT A 100% GYM-GOER. SHE IS DRIVEN BY NEED FOR CLOTHING THAT IS COMFORTABLE, STYLISH AND DESIGNED TO FIT IN WITH HER BUSY DAY TO DAY. WHILE IT IS NOT ALL THAT IMPORTANT TO WORKOUT 6 TIMES A WEEK, ITS IMPORTANT TO HER THAT SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE DOES.
VALENTINA
STYLE: DRESSES FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE AND FASHIONABLY ATTIRED. BRAND SAVVY WITH A PREFERENCE FOR FEMALE-FOCUS ACTIVE BRANDS THAT FOCUS ON FLATTERING FITS AND HIGH DOSE OF STYLE. BRANDS: LULULEMON, H&M ACTIVE, OYSHO, MANGO
CUSTOMER PROFILE Customer Name: Isabella Position: Professional Location: Los Angeles, CA
Age: 28
Lifestyle: MIXES PREMIUM SPORTSWEAR WITH EVERYDAY WEAR. MASTERS OF “ HIGH-LOW” DRESSING, THEY REMOVE TRADITIONAL BOUNDARIES BY MIXING CASUAL WITH FORMAL, SPORTS WITH FASHION, CREATING A CONTEMPORARY URBAN LOOK THAT IS COOL, RELAXED AND STYLISH.
ISABELLA
STYLE: LAYERING SPORTS AND FASHION PIECES TOGETHER IN A UNIQUE WAY. IT IS ALL ABOUT EXPECTING PAIRINGS. BRANDS: NIKELAB, YEEZY, ADIDAS, PUMA, OPENING CEREMONY, PUBLISH, STELLA MCCARTNEY, NET-A-SPORTER
Product Line-up
S, M, L $200
KEY ITEMS > F/W 18
S, M, L $250
S, M, L $400
S, M, L $350
Product Descriptions
Boxy Square-Cut
Simplicity of shape creates great impact with detail reduced and the emphasis on sharp statement blocking. In this purist approach to shape and form, less is more.
Traditional styling for athleisure with tailored proportions and detailing. . Bold trims and modernist color-blocking offer a stylish yet functional silhouette. Kimono Mac
Relaxed Wide-Led Jumpsuit
These wide-leg cropped trousers offer a versatile silhouette with relaxed tailoring for a flat front waistband that sits high on the waist.
Origami Culotte
KEY ITEMS > F/W 18
The relaxed jumpsuit is an easy separate that enables unrestricted movement yet ensures secure coverage. Ease of wear is important with minimal or no fastenings. It has soft elasticated points at the waist and hem to ensure the garment doesn’ t ride up and stays in place.
KEY ITEMS - Performance Icons
ATHLEISURE
CODE OF CONDUCT Legal and Ethical Standards Cendres must comply with all and any international and national standards as well as local laws and regulations. Both suppliers and contractors must follow all applicable laws and regulations in effect with Cendres' working regulations. Wages, Benefits and Working Hours Cendres must comply with laws regulating local wages, overtime compensation and legally mandated benefits. Employees will have set hours of work per week agreed previously by employer and are entitled to one rest day during a 7-day working week. Health and Safety Employers have to provide a safe and healthy working environment to prevent injuries and/or accidents occurring in the course of work. Environmental Sustainability Anyone associated with Cendres and the brand's values must have involvement with environmental protection and follow international environmental laws as well as respect the environment surrounding the local communities.
Child Labor No person under the age of 18 will be employed by the company. Non Discrimination Employees will be hired based on their ability to perform the job without regarding their race, sex, gender, age, nationality, political affiliation or sexual preference. Quality Quality and delivering a final product that upholds the brand’ s values is key in Cendres mission statement. By upholding the best standards the company expects to distribute only the best products at all times. Audits will be performed by both internal and external monitors to endorse the level of production that Cendres promised to deliver. Subcontracting Cendres will not permit subcontracting without the company’ s knowledge. Every facility associated with the brand will have to follow Cendres' certification programs.
Standards & Policies
Topics
Ambitions & goals
Actions 2016
Achievements & results 2016
Code of ethics
Go above and beyond illegal and ethical standards set forth by the government
Strictly follow all guidelines set in place by the org. we strive to one day be a part of.
Followed guidelines required to receive desired certifications (below) ; followed all legal requirements set by US gov. for our apparel company, all staff took training our ethical training programs
Sustainability & commitment
Less carbon footprint Limit water waste Minimize energy use
Supplier training programs,surprise audits, techniques and ways to be more sustainable from specialists
Followed Intertek Certification, receive B Corp. certified
Human rights policy
Ensure safe factory conditions No child labor Fair living wages
Intertek certification,conducted inspections and eliminated violations
Join the Fair Labor Association
Animal welfare & material ethics
No animal testing allowed No animal products of any kind will be used
Receive the Leaping Bunny Logo on our products so people know the no animals were harmed in the making of products
Receive Leaping Bunny Logo, partners with PETA
Chemical Restrictions
We will use all natural dyes, no chemicals
Follow the global organic textile standard
Follow the standards perfectly
Security policy
Maintain brand recognition and quality by ensuring thorough inspection of packages in the docks and factories.
Investigated and Inspect all shipments; create logo 0counterfeit products with watermarks to order to avoid found, thus remaining the false distribution of our high value of our brand products
INTERNAL Employee Surveys We will be conducting employee surveys in which employees will answer standardized questions as well as be able to provide feedback, comments and any other information that they feel entailed to shared with the company. *Are to be 100% completed by all employees, bi-yearly - Employee satisfaction: is the company living our code of conduct? - Any areas we need to improve? + What new goals can we add? Supplier Training Programs By aligning our business with suppliers that operate at the quality level that we want to deliver, we can maintain higher-quality relationships and distribute the desired level of product. *Are to be 100% completed by all employees every January - Code of conduct - Living a sustainable lifestyle - Solving supply chain issues Planned and Surprised Audits & Factory Evaluation By having “ random” inspections of the factories and other working stations of the company *three times a year, we will make sure that employees are working under the standards that we have mentioned. previously and there is no room for mistreatment or abuse. **75% of the factory should be in good conditions. For the next audits, a 10% is
MONITORS
VENDOR SCORECARD All factories must be inspected each year. A vendor scorecard will be used to rate vendors based on our values, which include and are not limited to: Cleanness of facilities , productivity, scrap amounts, energy consumption, recycling = Goal of at least 75% saved* Placement to shipment ration: Goal of 90% placements shipped Minimal shipment delivery days: Goal is to have 90% on time Fit approval samples submitted according to TNA. Compliance with fit corrections, goal of 3 fit samples. Samples are to be received within 30 days. Lab dip and bulk submits according to TNA. Vendors will receive ratings from A (highest) to F (lowest) based on their inspections. Those companies with the highest score will be able to highlight themselves in our social media and website pages! Factories must meet all standards before an order is placed.
Failure to Act If any of the factories fails o meet goals or standards, Cendres will prefer to work with the issue and protect the problems, rather than cutting the relationship immediate. The factories have a year to raise their rate on next year's scorecard or no order will be placed.
Certifications In order to maintain and ensure the standards and quality of our factories, we will only be contracting those that are certified with either WRAP or Intertek. Both these companies work to promote “ safe, lawful, humane and ethical manufacturing around the world through education and certifications of the following: - Fair Labor Association - B Corp Certification - Global Organic Textile Standard - Leaping Bunny Logo
EXTERNAL
Training Both WRAP and Intertek offer training programs as part of their commitment to ensuring the best results. In turn, this will help the company greatly and align with the internal surveys by ensuring cohesion all throughout.
INTERTEK can sharpen competitive advantage: - With reliable testing and certification for faster regulatory approval - Through rapid, efficient entry to virtually any market in the world - With Total Quality Assurance across your supply chain - Through innovative leadership in meeting social accountability standards - By reducing cost and minimizing health, safety, and security risks - By becoming a trusted brand
2,443 2,229,746
Current WRAP factories worldwide employing People.
MONITORS
NYC
LOCATIONS
L.A
SRI LANKA Location
Located in Asia, right off the tip of India.
Sustainability
Despite the pollution, 98.5% of the urban population has improved drinking water. The initiative on ‘ Bamboo Processing for Sri Lanka’ , was initiated recently. This project aims at developing a bamboo supply chain and process industry in the country, initially covering an extent of 10,000 ha, by year 2018. This is expected to develop a new industrial bamboo sector in Sri Lanka to make it internationally competitive.
Labor Laws
It has 7 different associations that are made to address any problem that may arise in the industry.
Technology
Sri Lanka has adopted state-of-the-art technologies in the manufacturing supply chain to ensure high quality finished fabrics involving weaving, printing and dyeing processes. Though this is still in small quantities, it shows the country is taking a modern approach. Actual technologies within clothing have also been experimented with wearable electronics.
Trade Agreements
With the US - World Trade Organization, Trade and Investment framework agreement.
Cost
40ft container to Savannah - $3,117.83 the trip would take over a month to complete
PHILIPPINES Location
Southeast Asia.
Sustainability
Committed to the sustainable development platform of the united nations which states that they will strive to have clean air, join the coral triangle initiative, as well as reduced inequalities and responsibility in production.
Labor Laws
The monthly minimum wage for garment workers in the Philippines is $180. Laws are sanctioned by the country's Labor Code of the Philippines.
Technology
They have the state of the art garment stitching machinery, the latest machine technology and has built a very strong infrastructure to cater to the needs of the local and international market.
Trade Agreements
Cost
The United States has met regularly with the Philippines for bilateral Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) since 1989, aims to address bilateral issues and coordinate on regional and multilateral issues. In a statement in July 2017, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) said officials from the Philippines and the US agreed to work together “ to foster free, fair, and balanced trade between them” during the TIFA meeting. 40ft container to Savannah would cost around 4,000 and would take 36 days.
TURKEY Location Sustainability
A nation straddling eastern Europe and western Asia The World Bank’ s Board of Executive Directors today approved a US$132.7 million loan for the Sustainable Cities Project in Turkey. The project is the first in a series of projects aimed at improving economic, financial, environmental, and social sustainability of Turkish cities.
Labor Laws
In the top of largest workforce countries in EU, Turkey is ranked 4th, which means that foreign investors are offered a great potential for their businesses. Two basic principles of the Turkish Labor Law includes "The Principle Concerning Protection of an Employee" and "The Principle of Interpretation in Favor of Worker's Benefits.
Technology
The gov. has initiated a project conscience and technology called Vision 2023 during 2003-23 under the co-ordination of the Scientific and Technical Research Council and the Supreme Council of Science and Technology.
Trade Agreements
The United States – Turkey Trade and Investment Council met on Sept. 12, 2017 in Ankara under the auspices of the bilateral Trade and Investment Framework Agreement. Next meeting in 2018.
Cost
Istanbul to Savannah, apparel, FCL load of 40 ft.$2,920.01 - $3,227.38 and would take 21 days.
When you manufacture in Sri Lanka you can count on the employees working in the factory to be of age, paid well, and working in a safe environment. They refer to it as “ garments without guilt” . Sri Lanka’ s award winning factories have also been implementing both sustainable practices within the workplace as well as using environmentally friendly fabrics.
The Philippines have the availability of indigenous materials such as Manila hemp, ramie and bamboo. The Philippines continues to attract buyers from the US. Gap, Polo Ralph Lauren, Victoria’ s Secret, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi’ s and Jones New York have been boosting their sourcing activities in the country over the past years.
Why Philippines?
Why Sri Lanka?
Positioned as 69th within the 190 countries, Turkey is known to be a country to do business. They rank higher than their nearby Far East countries, offering plenty of options for goods. The textile industry makes up an important perfect in the economy, so your partners with have a great passion and attention to your business.
Why Turkey?
Hirdaramani International Export Ltd Specialize in activewear Clients: Patagonia, The North Face, Club Monaco The US is their top consumer. We source all our products from the best suppliers in the world. Our relationships and partnerships with global fabric and accessory manufacturers enable us to provide comprehensive sourcing solutions for our clients. We adhere to strict ethical standards, our efforts culminating in us being recognized as an organization that is able to offer organically grown eco-friendly products that are traded fairly.
Beautop Inc. Their clients include Everlane, Arena and converse. They specialize in jogging pants, jackets, and other loungewear items CSR program: To manufacture high quality apparel efficiently and profitably for the Philippine market. We commit ourselves not only to meet but exceed all customer requirements by ensuring 100% quality is carried through each process to the complete satisfaction of our customers. The employees are the company’ s most valuable resource therefore providing them with a work environment that is fair, ensures equal opportunity, protects their health, promotes their well being, develops their potentials, and instills pride is being practiced in the company. We have invested in the training and development of our people, better machinery, facilities and equipments.
Suppliers
Orimpex. Specialize in women's clothing, specialties in organic cotton, bamboo clothing and recycled fabrics. Our suppliers for organic fabric, printing and embroidery are evaluated and GOTS certified as well. The only thing we do, is organic and certified! We maintain the highest standards for certifications. We are certified by the Control Union for the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), the Organic Exchange 100 Standard (OE100) and the Organic Exchange Blended Standard.
Strategy Publication Sri Lanka Great work ethics and labour laws for employees
Philippines Advancement in technology and stitching machinery
Turkey Young and large labor force that are well-trained and skilled
Strategy Conclusion We choose these three suppliers as they fit perfectly with our values and work ethic. All of them focus on sustainability while providing high quality materials that are also organic and eco-friendly. Moreover, they put great importance into treating their employees righteously and fairly. These 3 factories will be providing us with the materials necessary in order to produce our garments such as bamboo fabrics and organic cotton. Consumer demands are increasing at a high rate. Businesses are looking to adopt new practices to fulfill the consumer needs, in this case such as becoming sustainable and being social responsibility, driving impactful changes in the manufacturing sector. Competition, globalization and volatile costs of raw materials have resulted in the significant growth of low cost country sourcing. The countries that are considered ideal for low cost sourcing opportunities include South East Asia, Eastern Europe, India, Mexico and Turkey. We had very specific characteristics that we were looking for in factories and we believe the ones we choose fit our standards of production and ethical work practices. In terms of materials, our suppliers provide the fabrics we were looking for, both organic cotton and bamboo fibers. The ethical standards carried out in these factories are fair to the employees as they receive above the minimum wage and in some cases are protected by several different worker’ s associations. All of them have previously manufactured athleisure product for other well know brands so we would be benefiting from these expertise.
Line Plan Description
January
CS319
Boxy Square-cut Shirt
300
450
CS320
Relaxed wide-leg jumpsuit
950
CS321
Kimono Mac jacket
CS322
Origami Culotte
Style Nbr.
February March
April
May
June
620
700
800
850
1200
900
850
718
750
900
1000
1200
1300
1400
1100
900
750
600
430
120
80
80
80
500
800
650
600
500
450
200
200
450
800
July
August
September
October November December Total Total for F/W 18 (Aug Jan.) 700
600
400
8370
3750
850
800
750
11718
5850
700
800
990
6030
3970
1012
900
800
7362
4762
Unit Breakdown
Total
Avg. Monthly Units
Description
% of total
Total units
CS319
Boxy Square-cut Shirt
25%
8370
1395
40.55
CS320
Relaxed wide-leg jumpsuit
35%
11718
1953
62.95
CS321
Kimono Mac jacket
18%
6030
1005
77.71
CS322
Origami Culotte
22%
7362
1227
48.42
100
33,480
5,581
229.63
Style Nbr.
Cost per unit
Total cost
Retail per unit
Total retail
Total Margin $
Markup $
339403.5
200
1,674,000.
1,334,596.5
75
737,648.1
350
4,1013,00.
3,363,651.1
77
468,591.30
400
2,412,000.
1943408.7
77
356,468.04
250
1,840,500.
1484031
77
1902110.94
1200
10027800
8125688.10
Sketch
Style: CS319 Season: F/W 18 Product manager: Emily Wilson Description: Boxy Square-cut shirt
Style: CS319 Boxy Square-cut shirt Size range: S-M-L
Color Standards
Fold size: 10'x15' w/ tissue paper Packaging: 1 pc per box 1st delivery: August 10th, 2018 Proj Qty: 8370 Target price: $200
Back panel Front panel Org. cotton
Bill of Materials Item Body Fabric
Misc.
Hem
Main label Handtag
Content
Details
Color
Qty
Usage
Organic cotton
Tap Shoe
1
Back panel
Organic cotton
Harbor Mist
1
Front panel
Top stitched true single needle armhole, shortsleeve with 3/4' hem on sleeves. 3/4' rounded/ even hem color thread. All seams and top stitching must be 14 stitched per inch.
3/4'
#CS319
8370
#CS319
8370
DTM main label
8370
Placed inside shirt directly hem in the back of neck Pinned to inner sleeve seem Directly below main label
Sketch
Style: CS320 Season: F/W 18 Product manager: Emily Wilson Description: Relaxed wide-leg jumpsuit Wash/Finish: Soft wash
Style: CS320
Relaxed wide-leg jumpsuit
Color Standards
Size range: S-M-L Fold size: 10'x15' w/ tissue paper Packaging: 1 pc per box 1st delivery: August 10th, 2018 Proj Qty: 11718
Garment body Bamboo fabric
Target price: $350
Bill of Materials Item Body Fabric
Misc.
Details Bamboo fabric
Color
Qty
Usage
Sugar Swizzle
1
Garment body
Jumpsuit with low back. Waist tie is 1/2' in diameter and is set inside a waist band of 2'. Top stitched through single needle armhole, no sleeves. 3/4' hem on sleeves, 3/4' rounded/ even hem. Color thread. All seams and top stitching must be 14 stitched per inch.
Main label
#CS320
11718
Placed inside waist directly below hem
Handtag
#CS320
11718
To outer waist seam
11718
Directly below main label
Content
DTM main label
Sketch
Style: CS321 Season: F/W 18 Product manager: Maria Zapata Description: Kimono Mac jacket Wash/Finish: Soft wash
Style: CS321 Kimono Mac Jacket
Color Standards
Size range: S-M-L Fold size: 10'x15' w/ tissue paper Packaging: 1 pc per box 1st delivery: August 10th, 2018 Proj Qty: 6030
Garment body
Collar and waist band
Bamboo fabric
Target price: $400
Bill of Materials Item Body Fabric
Misc.
Main label Handtag
Content
Details Bamboo fabric
Color
Qty
Agate Gray
1
Harbor Mist
1
Usage Garment body
Collar and waist
Jacket with waistband. Waist tie is 1/2' in diameter and is set inside a waist band of 2'. Top stitched true single needle armhole, long sleeves. 3/4' hem on sleeves/ 3/4' rounded/ even hem. Color threat. All seams and top stitching must be 14 stitches per inch.
#CS321
6030
Placed inside waist directly below hem
#CS321
6030
Pinned to outer waist seam
6030
Directly below main label
DTM main label
Sketch Style: CS322 Season: F/W 18 Product manager: Maria Zapata Description: Origami Culotte Wash/Finish: Soft wash
Style: CS322 Origami culotte
Color Standards
Size range: S-M-L Fold size: 10'x15' w/ tissue paper Packaging: 1 pc per box 1st delivery: August 10th, 2018 Proj Qty: 7362
Garment body Bamboo fabric
Target price: $250
Bill of Materials Item Body Fabric
Misc.
Details Bamboo fabric
Color Ashes of roses
Qty 1
Usage Garment body
Waistband. Waist tie is 1/2' in diameter and is set inside a waist band of 2'. Top stitched true single needle leg opening. 3/4' hem on leg opening. Color threat. All seams and topstitching must be 14 stitches per inch.
Main label
#CS322
7362
Placed inside waist directly below hem
Handtag
#CS322
7362
Pinned to outer waist seam
7362
Directly below main label
Content
DTM main label
Country Ranking
Sri Lanka
Philippines
Turkey
Business climate
8
5
8
Costs
7
5
8
Government
7
6
8
Location
6
6
6
Risks
7
5
6
Social stability
6
5
8
Sourcing guidelines
8
5
7
Textile industry
9
7
8
Trade agreements
8
6
0
Trained work force
9
6
7
Socio Eco Political
9
5
7
TOTAL (out of 100)
84
61
73
Supplier Ranking
Sri Lanka
Philippines
Turkey
Abilities
7
6
8
Capacity
6
8
7
Lead time
8
7
9
Quality
7
5
8
Customers
10
7
9
Sourcing guidelines
9
7
8
Services offered
8
8
8
Strategic outlook
9
8
9
TOTAL (out of 80)
64
56
66
Final Sourcing Strategy
KEY ITEMS > F/W 18
S, M, L $200 Manufacturer: Orimpex, Turkey Volume unit: 8370 F/W18 Retail price: $200 Profit margin: $159.45
S, M, L $400 Manufacturer: HirdaramanI, Sri Lanka Volume unit: 6030 Retail price: $400 Profit margin:: $322.29
S, M, L $350
Manufacturer: Beautop Inc., Philippines Volume unit: 7362 Retail price: $250 Profit margin: $201.58
Manufacturer: HirdaramanI, Sri Lanka Volume unit: 11718 Retail price: $350 Profit margin: $287.05
KEY ITEMS > F/W 18
S, M, L $250
Conclusion All of these countries offer a great location and lead time to the US. They are known for their good labor force, and the importance of the textile and product development industry. Their cost are good because they are low (good for the company) but they still have the government control in terms of wages and employee standards, which makes Cendres' proud of assuring they are living good standards and care about their partnerships. Moreover, all of these countries offer some kind of sustainable environment by offering suppliers that use organic and raw material.
It aligns with our values It is of great importance to us that all factories associated with Cendres carry our same mission statement and core values. For this reason we wanted to make sure that all of our suppliers place great importance on sourcing materials, quality of production and sustainability. Although our lead times would be more timely due to freight times, this would be taken into account when planning out time and action calendars and we believe it won’ t be damaging our overall margins as we will be gaining qualities in other important factors.
It maximizes our quality All of our suppliers meet high sustainability standards and have the technology to develop and product our products. They all meet their code of conducts, care about their employees and about the products that they sell to other customers. Their customers such as Patagonia, are known to be not only sustainable, but high quality and well made so it positions us in the same level. Moreover, these suppliers prove to be of high quality with their certifications and partnerships.
Minimizes risks and maximizes opportunities Choosing stable countries that offer all of the necessary supplies without outsourcing greatly reduces risk. Because we selected well-known suppliers with a good reputation we can guarantee that the workers and our garments will be treated will, eliminating additional risks, creating the best outcome and opportunities for us as is possible.
We are proud to tell were our products come from Our final choices are a clear representation of what Cendres stand for as a brand and for that reason we are proud to be sourcing from countries that place the same importance to moral values as we do.
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