Batik cluster is one area that highly contributed to strengthening SMEs. The rising demand of batik product is enhanced by the declaration of Indonesian batik as the world cultural heritage by UNESCO on October 2, 2009. According to Firmansyah, Indonesia is a country that has chance to increase its exports after ACFTA implementation, which deals with products that cannot be rivaled by China as the creative industries based fabrics, such like batik (Media Indonesia, 2012). This study focuses on Batik Industry Cluster in the South part of Central Java. Selection of Cluster South - Central Java Batik is very interesting to investigate because of the its unique characteristics, so it can penetrate international market. The uniqueness and design can be adopted for different types of clothing. In example Mrs. Euis Rohaini as the owner of Rajamas Batik in Cilacap district explained that her products have penetrated the UK market, the Netherlands, Korea, Singapore, Japan and most recently Australia. In respect to that, she was able to create jobs for 15 employees in the household and 80 workers employed by the plasma system (Kompas, 2009). From the success of the Batik Rajamas, it infects the growth of other batik craftmen around Cilacap region. Thus batik cluster SMEs in South Central Java is in line with the vision of the Ministry of Economic Affairs that batik industry cluster in South - Central Java is locally integrated and globally connected.