First Apparel Manufacturing Boot Camp Delivery

Front and back view of the coat produced at the apparel manufacturing boot camp in Albuquerque’s sewing factory.

At this late date, I realize that I never posted photos of the coat delivery.  Before I forget, if you’re interested in the technical end of it, to include an explanation of the quality and safety features we designed into each coat. see Design of the Child’s Coat -Apparel Manufacturing Boot Camp, Fall 2015.

As I was; the packaging and inventory control ended up being more work than we imagined.

Eric and Violet Ahmie packaging coats from Apparel Manufacturing Boot Camp

Here is a photo of our Project Manager hauling coats out of the sewing factory.

Eric moving coats from Apparel Manufacturing Boot Camp Albuquerque New Mexico

Here are the coats loaded in the back of the pick up truck in preparation for the 90 mile trip to deliver them.

Coats loaded for delivery.

Packaging labels and inventory order forms for the coats -keeping it legal.

Carrying the coats in the door of the Nacimiento Community Foundation, we’re welcomed in English, Spanish, and Navajo.

Welcomed in English, Spanish and Navajo!

It’s not a secret where the coats went but in the interests of recipients’ privacy, toning it down a bit.

Last but not least, here is our Apparel Manufacturing Boot Camp Project Manager (right) alongside Beth Hamilton, director of the Nacimiento Community Foundation. Beth is handling distribution of the coats we’ve donated.

Beth is managing the distribution of the donated coats

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