Engineering denim from fibre to finish — pairing hands-on process knowledge in washing, dyeing and wet processing with a smart-manufacturing mindset, so every garment is built with less water, less waste and more intention.
Zobaer holds a B.Sc. in Textile Engineering and began his career the way most serious textile engineers do — in the wet-process end of the mill. An early placement at Babylon Group put him inside knitting, dyeing, printing, garment manufacturing and washing floors, giving him a working understanding of a garment's full journey before it ever reaches a rack.
That foundation carried into a role as Junior Executive at Zaber & Zubair Fabrics, and today he works in development at Vertex RMG Division, home to Neo Fashion Ltd., Vertex Wear Ltd. and Dress World Ltd. — focused on pushing denim development toward more sustainable, data-informed processes.
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From process floor to development desk — each role adding a layer of technical depth.
Driving denim and apparel development initiatives across Vertex's RMG portfolio, bringing sustainability and process-improvement thinking into day-to-day development.
Supported operational activities across the textiles and apparel production cycle, strengthening execution-level process knowledge.
Rotated through knitting, dyeing, printing, garment manufacturing and washing — building end-to-end exposure to how a garment is actually made.
Developing denim processes that reduce water, chemical and energy intensity without compromising hand-feel or durability.
Practical, floor-level knowledge of dyeing, printing and garment washing gained across knit and denim lines.
An eye toward automation, data and smart-manufacturing tools reshaping how garments are developed and produced.
Bridging raw-material understanding with development execution — from concept to production-ready output.
"Denim doesn't have to choose between heritage and responsibility — the next generation of it is built at the intersection of both."
Formal engineering foundation across fibre, yarn, fabric and wet-process science.
Continued learning around smart manufacturing and digital tools for textiles — editable: add specific courses/certifications.
Open to conversations on sustainable textile development, denim innovation, and Industry 4.0 in garment manufacturing.