Industrial Sewing Machines for
Jeans Manufacturing
Typical Operations
For each operation, lower cost, lower production
units can be substituted in low labor cost regions.
For each operation, higher cost, higher production units can be substituted in higher
labor cost regions.
Most machines will require appropriate fittings
and/or attachments.
Operation 1a, 1b: Machine Singer 212A UTT varieties, or
similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
Operation 2: Machine Singer 1591D300G, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
Operation 3: Machine Singer 1842U092-5, or similar Brother, Juki models.
Operation 4: Machine Singer 212A UTT varieties, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
 
Operation 5a, 5b: Machine Singer 1831U005-5, or similar
Brother, Juki models.
Operation 6: Machine Singer 212A UTT varieties, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
Operation 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, 7e: Machine Singer 1591D300G, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew
models.
Operation 8: Machine Singer 569U3141-28H, or similar Brother, Juki models.
 
Operation 9: Machine Singer 212A UTT varieties, or
similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
Operation 10: Machine Singer 1591D300G, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
Operation 11: Creasing Machine
Operation 12: Machine Singer 212A UTT split needle bar varieties, or other brand similar
machine.
Operation 13: Quantity (2) Machine Singer 569U3141-28H double-head mount, or similar
setup.
Operation 14: Machine Singer 792D300A
 
Operation 15: Machine Singer 1842U092-5, or similar
Brother, Juki models.
Operation 16: Machine Singer 261U23 or 261U43
Operation 17: Machine Singer 302U206
Operation 18: Machine Singer 1669u101, or similar Brother, Juki models.
Operation 19: Machine Singer 792D300A, or Union Special 52700 or 69000.
Operation 20: Machine Singer 269U2149-28, or similar Brother, Juki models.
Operation 21a: Machine Singer 299U123
Operation 21b: Stud Setting Machine
Operation 22: Machine Singer 1591D300G, or similar Brother, Juki, Consew models.
 
Estimated Production in Jeans per Week; 35 hour work
week; production figures in red:
For established operations producing from 1 to 10 styles of
Jeans:
Number of operators
sewing and finishing |
| |
20 |
40 |
60 |
80 |
100 |
125 |
150 |
175 |
200 |
250 |
| 1 style |
2200 |
5000 |
8500 |
12500 |
17500 |
23000 |
28000 |
33000 |
39000 |
50000 |
| 2 styles |
2000 |
4800 |
8000 |
12000 |
17000 |
22000 |
27000 |
32000 |
38000 |
48000 |
| 3 styles |
1900 |
4500 |
7500 |
11500 |
16000 |
21000 |
26000 |
31000 |
37000 |
45000 |
| 4 or 5 |
1800 |
4300 |
7000 |
11000 |
15000 |
20000 |
25000 |
30000 |
36000 |
40000 |
| 6 to 10 |
1600 |
3700 |
6000 |
10000 |
14000 |
19000 |
24000 |
28000 |
34000 |
35000 |
|
