Detailed Project Report (DPR) on leather shoes/leather footwear

Since  the time, mankind discovered leather as a  protective material for the foot, chappals in different forms were made.  In the  beginning  chappals  had only  fuctional  utility,  i.e.  to  protect  foot   form thorns, insects etc. Today  in  addition  to fuctional  utility chappals have also become an item  of  fashion and  also form a part of dress which has necessiated  changes  in the  manufacturing  process. Today chappels are  used  by  simple  villageers, farmers, common people of urban areas ans also by the rich  people. To cope up with the requirement of different  types of  materials and by different manufacturing process is  cemented construction. These cemented sole chappals with decorative, plain or  odourful  straps,  have become very  popular.  This  type  of chappals have also found a good overseas market. In certain cases, it becomes economical and advantageous for the  industry to buy, than to make, with their  justification,  a number of footwear industries are in developed countries  procure ready  made  components  as  per  their  specifications,  namely, stiffeners, toe puffs, etc. Previously procurements of components were made from local and nearby units. To bring down the cost  of  production,   further,  these  units  started   importing   these components especially closed uppers from other countries who were able  to supply these at lesser price due to availability of  raw materials and cheaper labour cost in those countries. The  practice of procuring components and assembling is  not much prevalent in India footwear industries till today. About one and  half  decade  ago, only a few units  started  making  closed  developed countries. In the beginning, there these units  started  faced  difficulties in maintaining quality as per  specifications  of the buyers, but soon they got over these difficulties.There  is  great  export potential if  one  can  manufacture closed leather uppers of required quality at the prevalent price. It  is  also  felt  that in  future  a  number  of  footwear manufacturing units in India will start procuring components like closed uppers,  units,  soles, heels etc and  assemble  them  in  places of manufacturing a complete footwear. The  Indian footwear industry can be divided into two  broad  categories, namely, small scale and cottage industry or organized sector  and  large  scale on  the  organized  sector.  Scientific production  and  marketing  techniques  are  well  known  to  the organized  and (large scale sector) are essential part  of  their organization and management plant. However in footwear the  large  scale  and the small scale sectors acts as complementary to  each other. The  small  scale  footwear  industry  in  general  is   not  communicative  and  reserved.  The need coaking  and  even  spoon  feeding, at the initial stages to get interested in the  economic conditions and lack of education  among the small scale  footwear  units. Fashion may come and go, leather antique is well as  modern. Its  substitutes are only its poor supplements. There is  nothing like, leather. India is about to take a lead in the manufacturing of  leather  and leather products and top the list in  the  world  within this century. Leather industry is one of the oldest cottage industries  of  India.  Here  the industry flourished in  conditions  of  natural  advantage offered by the largest cattle population in the world.
 

LEATHER SHOES (EIRI-1055)

Cost Estimation

Plant Capacity                                            5000 Pairs/Day
Land and Building (Area 5000 sq.mt.)  Rs. 3.51 Cr.
Plant & Machinery                                      Rs. 1.18 Cr.        
W.C. for 2 Months                                       Rs. 12.26 Cr.          
Total Capital Investment                           Rs. 17.18 Cr.             
Rate of Return                                            80%  
Break Even Point                                       23%

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MARKET  SURVEY CUM  DETAILED  TECHNO 
ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY  REPORT covers

• Contents
• Brands sourced from india
• Footwear imports global trend
• India’s footwear export growth over the last four decades
• A statement showing india’s export of footwear to different countries
• Partnerships that spell success
• Manufacturers/exporters of leather shoes
• Kinds of manufacturing
• Leather treatment
• Leather shoe
• Leather shoe with three-dimensionally transmitting shock-absorbing mechanism
• Perfect fit system for leather shoes
• Artificial leather shoe
• Examples
• Chromium-free, waterproof leather
• In an embodiment which is preferred herein, 
• the leather according to the invention has a water vapour permeability, 
• measured according to din 53333, of greater than 0.8 mg/cm 2 h, 
• and in particular greater than 2 mg/cm 2 h
• Description of the preparation of the 
• cyanamide-polyurea adduct, c-pur,
• Suppliers of plant and equipments

APPENDIX

•  1.  COST OF PLANT ECONOMICS
•  2.  LAND & BUILDING
•  3.  PLANT AND MACHINERY
•  4.  FIXED CAPITAL INVESTMENT
•  5.  RAW MATERIAL
•  6.  SALARY AND WAGES
•  7.  UTILITIES AND OVERHEADS
•  8.  TOTAL WORKING CAPITAL
•  9.  COST OF PRODUCTION 
• 10.  PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS
• 11.  BREAK EVEN POINT
• 12.  RESOURCES OF FINANCE
• 13.  INTEREST CHART
• 14.  DEPRECIATION CHART
• 15.  CASH FLOW STATEMENT
• 16.  PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET