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Amit Mittal Kamal Gupta Saurabh Jain Sunil Saini Varun Chugh

Case Facts 

Accidental beginning in 1978



Today present in 21 countries



Occupies space in prestigious outlets John lewis and selfridges



In India available in nine cities through 14 high end MBO as well as 5 Hidesign boutiques



80 % products in international markets



76 % of export sales into UK , USA, Germany



Bags manufactured in pondicherry where raw material and trained crafts man are easily available.Location advantage



Hidesigh products occupies about 60 % of the briefcase and luggage sections of john lewis stores



In 1988 Mrs lowell and Mr. kapoor opened hidesign UK.



Later bought by TULa group(Dealers in leather products)



About 2000 workers present in 2002



Additional manutfacturing facilities were developed in two locations and aleather processing unit in tamilnadu was acquired.



In 2002 company took a decision to focus on other leather products than apparels One of the concerns of company is to get design experts





The company is planning a product line of evening bags for ladies



About one third of domestic sales from five boutiques owned by the company and about 57 % from other MBO. The remaining sales were accounterd by sales to corporate clients.



In 2002 Mr kapoor established a new company Hidesign global in holland



Investment of $200,000 with equal contribution with a friend



Purpose is to establish retail presence in major cities through franchising route



Plan to establish 30 such retail shops









In 2002 Mr kapoor established a new company Hidesign global in holland Investment of $200,000 with equal contribution with a friend Purpose is to establish retail presence in major cities through franchising route Plan to establish 30 such retail shops

Manufacturing process 

LEATHER SELECTION 





The consistent high quality of HIDESIGN leathers is borne out of careful selection and grading of hides. There are many different grades of leathers to select from of which HIDESIGN chooses to utilise the FULL HIDE, some times known as FULL GRAIN

TANNING 

Tanning is the chemical reaction between tannic acids and protein in the Hide, which preserves the leather.



DYEING



LEATHER CHECKING 

For conformal after tanning



LEATHER SORTING



PREPARATION FOR CUTTING



CUTTING  Hand cutting with knives



PANEL MATCHING  Parts of same products are numbered in same way

Final product

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