A fabric pattern maker measures and marks paper for a garment.
The London Tradition logo appears.
An automatic cutting machine cuts rolls of fabric.
A roll of fabric is laid out and checked for defects.
An iron is used to stick a paper pattern onto the fabric.
The fabric is cut with a handheld electric cutter following the pattern.
Pocket flaps are sewn using a jig.
Button holes are cut and sewn.
Different parts of the garment are sewn together and binding is added to the edges.
Toggles and jute are prepared and sewn onto the garment.
The placement of buttons is marked and the buttons are attached to the garment.
The garment is ironed and steamed to remove debris.
The garment is quality checked.
The screen fades to black and the London Tradition logo is displayed.