Learn on working machines in a working boutique. Students train on real orders, not sample cloth, alongside the people who stitch them.
Nirmal Boutique runs practical tailoring and fashion designing training in Sri Muktsar Sahib, Punjab. Two programmes are offered: a Fashion Designing course covering measurement, cutting, stitching, finishing and design, and ITI practical training mapped to the workshop hours ITI students need to complete. Batches are small, timings are morning or afternoon, and a certificate is issued on completion. Call +91 98555 86300 to ask about the next batch.
Why Train HereMost training centres teach on practice cloth that nobody will ever wear. Nothing is at stake, so nobody learns what happens when a customer says the sleeve is tight or the hem is uneven.
We train inside a working boutique. Students see real orders come in, watch measurements being taken from real customers, and learn finishing to the standard we actually deliver at. By the end you have handled the same work the shop handles daily.
A full course for anyone starting from scratch or wanting to turn stitching into an income. Covers measurement, drafting, cutting, stitching, finishing, handwork and design, module by module, ending with your own finished pieces.
For ITI students who need supervised workshop hours against their syllabus. We map the practical work to what your course requires, track attendance properly, and issue the documentation your institute asks for.
Domestic and industrial machines, so you are comfortable on whichever you end up working with.
Edge finishing, overlocking and piko machines, the work that separates a neat garment from a rough one.
Hand frames and machine work so you can practise the handwork techniques customers actually ask for.
Full size tables with proper marking tools, because cutting badly on the floor teaches bad habits.
Threads, zips, laces, linings and trims from our munyari stock, at student rates.
You see real customer orders being measured, cut and finished, from enquiry to delivery.
| Batch | Days | Timing | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morning batch | Monday to Saturday | 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM | Full time learners and homemakers |
| Afternoon batch | Monday to Saturday | 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM | Students attending college in the morning |
| Evening batch | Monday to Saturday | 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM | Working students, subject to availability |
| ITI practical block | As per institute requirement | Arranged on enrolment | ITI students completing workshop hours |
Batch sizes are kept small, so seats are limited and allotted in order of enrolment. Call before coming to check which batch has space. A certificate is issued on completion of the course, and ITI students receive the attendance and practical documentation their institute requires.
You do not need any previous stitching experience for the Fashion Designing course. If you have stitched at home already, tell us at enrolment and we will place you at the right module rather than starting you from zero.
Want to see the standard we work to first? Look at the work gallery, read about the boutique, or come and visit us in Bagla Market.
No. The Fashion Designing course starts from measurement and basic machine handling. If you already stitch at home, tell us and we will place you at the right module instead of starting from the beginning.
Morning 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, afternoon 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, and an evening batch from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM subject to availability, Monday to Saturday. ITI practical blocks are arranged around your institute requirement.
Yes. A certificate is issued on completion of the course. ITI students also receive the attendance and practical work documentation their institute asks for.
Fees depend on the programme and duration, and are discussed at enrolment. Call +91 98555 86300 or send the admission enquiry form above and we will explain the current structure.
No machine needed, you train on ours. Basic tools are provided. Practice material is charged at student rates from our tailoring material stock.
That is the point of it. Along with the technical modules we cover how to take measurements from customers, quote a price, plan a delivery date and handle alterations, which is what actually decides whether a home setup survives.
Every kind of suit work under one roof. Walk in with a photo, a fabric or just a function date, and we will take it from there.
