Apparel Analysis

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I hope the 100 full-color, professionally shot description will enhance your studying of apparel design, production and evaluation concepts.   You will probably find many creative uses for these descriptions that will help you evaluate ready-to-wear components and quality.   Complete List of 100 Descriptions labels result of thread shrinkage shading within garment fading from light at shoulders fading and shrinkage/before and after laundering pilling/zipper hump garment twisting after laundering garments cut in opposite directions from napped fabric 300-class lockstitch 400-class chainstitch bottom cover stitch/faded label 500-class overedge stitch safety and mock safety stitches 600-class cover stitch/flat seam unbalanced stitch tension seam pucker/seam crack seam slippage/seam grin wide versus narrow hem and seam allowances control stitching/hanger stra

A cost sheet makes the job of garment sample costing easier and faster. If you use a cost sheet there is a less chance to miss any particular costing heads when you are in hurry. Many times it is needed to know how we reach to the final FOB. A well designed cost sheet will help you trace all details of costing . Cost sheet will also gives cost break up for future reference. Following one is a sample cost sheet. This sheet is filled with indicative numbers. COST SHEET Product Women  T-Shirt Yarn dyed feeder stripes Style no: XYZ Country USA Buyer: ABC

Thread Consumption Methods For Apparel Merchandising, in today’s competitive marketplace, there is a need for tight cost control. A realistic estimation of potential thread requirements for particular garment styles or contracts will not only end up saving money, and warehouse maintenance. As, if you buy sewing threads more than you require that will be a matter of extra warehouse maintenance. To understand sewing thread consumption we also need to understand the Seam and Stitch analysis. I will try to write or present it if possible. Several factors determine the extent of thread consumption in any sewn product, such as stitch type, seam type, material thickness, number of layers, construction and SPI (stitches per inch). However, these factors are not constant with the different style preferences. Hence, thread consumption is never standard for sewn product categories such as shirts, trousers and footwear. There are some ways people may generally use to calculate the amount of threa

There are lots of symbols found in Care Labels, and each of the symbols convey different meanings, here I am giving one of the examples to have some ideas about Clare Label Symbols and the meaning of those Symbols as Instructions. We have to have the complete knowledge before taking order and booking fabrics, as according these properties we have to produce the Garment or Apparels. Good analysis can save us as well. As the consumer we must know how to take care of the garments, do we have technological support to wash that apparel, these symbols also lead the buying decisions.

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