Sugochi Apparels

If you’re walking down V. R. Pillai Street, you’ll find us at number 57. It’s a typical street, always something going on, people shouting, bikes honking. Sugochi Apparels is just our little workshop where we handle different kinds of clothes. We don't have a big sign or anything too noticeable. It’s more of a place where you hear the sewing machines before you see what’s going on inside. We have piles of fabric everywhere—different colors, different textures. It’s not the most organized place, if I’m being honest, but we know where everything is. The work can be a bit repetitive, stitching and checking seams all day, but we’re used to it. We share the space with our machines and a few cutting tables that have seen better days. When the weather is nice, we leave the front door open, but mostly we just stay inside and focus. We aren't trying to be the biggest apparel place around; we just like to keep our small team busy. Sometimes we have to work late to finish a batch, and the street gets a bit quieter then. It's just a regular local business, nothing more and nothing less. We’ve got some regulars who drop by, and we’re always happy to have a quick chat while we work. It’s a bit dusty with all the thread and cloth, but that’s just how it is.