The Younick head office serves as the core of all administrative and operational activities. Housing departments like planning, coordination, client servicing, and quality management, it plays a key role in keeping the entire production process aligned. The structure supports daily operations such as order tracking, staff management, and workflow scheduling. Designed for efficiency and control, the building ensures every stage — from concept to final delivery — runs smoothly. It’s not just a workspace, but a reflection of our brand’s organized and growth-oriented approach.

The gated entrance opens into a well-planned industrial layout, offering a clean and structured access point to Younick’s core production area. A spacious driveway runs alongside green plantation, maintaining both aesthetics and functionality. Its wide path allows easy movement for vehicles carrying raw materials and finished goods. Security and safety measures are maintained throughout the premises. The layout ensures smooth logistics, supporting timely delivery and movement within the campus. This efficient entry point speaks of our systematic workflow and focus on process integrity.

A high-performance stitching zone equipped with 300+ modern machines and operated by 350+ skilled professionals. Each section is organized line-wise to ensure fast, error-free garment stitching. Workers are trained regularly to maintain high quality and meet large-scale demands. Bright lighting and a ventilated environment enhance focus and comfort. Supervision and in-line checks ensure production standards are met. The floor is designed for high-volume output without compromising craftsmanship. This setup is one of the key strengths behind our consistent delivery of trend-ready, value-for-money garments.

This section shows workers involved in sorting, folding, and packing garments. Multiple tables are used to arrange finished clothing in separate stacks based on type or color. Workers perform tasks such as folding, checking, and placing garments into packaging. The area is designed to handle bulk volumes efficiently. Packaged products and materials are organized on the floor around each team. This stage represents the final steps of the production process before dispatch.

This area is the main stitching floor where garments are assembled. Rows of sewing machines are operated by trained workers. Each workstation has fabric piles placed nearby for continuous workflow. The setup is suitable for high-volume stitching tasks. Threads, tools, and materials are arranged close to the machines to support ongoing production. The layout supports systematic movement of garments through different stitching stages.

This section is set up for specific garment stitching tasks. Workers are assigned to individual machines to complete particular parts of clothing, such as attaching sleeves, collars, or hems. Fabric bundles are arranged at each station, and thread cones are placed nearby for quick use. The setup supports focused production steps rather than full garment assembly. Each machine is used for a dedicated function, helping maintain consistency in output and reducing handling time between processes.