This video tells the inspiring story of a home-based industry that produces high-quality uniforms — complete with embroidered brand names and company logos.
The workshop is located in the neighborhood of the owner’s parents, just behind a traditional house that also serves as a place for cultural gatherings and community meetings.

The business was first established in the Batam Islands, Indonesia, back in 2010, and continues to operate to this day.
However, in Batam, it now functions only as the main office. The production itself has been relocated to the owner’s hometown — in Guguak Gadang Village, Rambatan Subdistrict, Tanah Datar Regency, West Sumatra Province.
The move was driven by a sincere intention: to open job opportunities for the local people and help empower the community.

Inside the workshop, the workspace is divided into several areas.
One section is dedicated to pattern making and sewing, mostly handled by men.
Meanwhile, the main room is filled with women skillfully operating embroidery machines to stitch company names and preparing finished products for packaging and distribution.
From here, the uniforms are sent to other cities, mainly Batam and Pekanbaru, to meet corporate demands.

The owner, now around 40 years old, lives happily with his wife and four children in Bulakang Village — still within the same subdistrict and regency in West Sumatra.
With dedication, hard work, and family support, this small home industry continues to grow, carrying a big dream: to create opportunities and bring pride to the local community.