Development Story / Production
How we added 300 units after production started — while keeping the original delivery date.
Challenge
A contemporary womenswear brand added units in two rounds after production was already in progress. We needed to confirm whether the additional volume could be absorbed without affecting the delivery date.
Units
['First addition']
Units
['Second addition']
What We Reviewed
We reviewed the key factors to understand whether the additional units could be absorbed without affecting the delivery date.
What We Did
Instead of restarting production later, we adjusted the line plan, reserved capacity and integrated the additional units in sequence.
The Result
Units Added
Maintained
Production Restarts
What Made It Work
Project Evidence
Same fabric lot, continuous supply.
Integrated additional units on the same line.
All units delivered on schedule.
How we identified a quality issue before shipment and corrected it before the goods reached the customer.
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