What is Wool Fiber? Fiber with Super Properties
Wool is hair fiber derived from the fleece of sheep, goats, and other animals. It has been a staple in […]
Wool is hair fiber derived from the fleece of sheep, goats, and other animals. It has been a staple in […]
Jute fiber is the 2nd natural fiber in the world production of textile fibers after cotton. It is known as
What is Kapok Fiber? Kapok Fiber is known as silk cotton. It is a natural fiber derived from the seed
In the garment manufacturing process, the cutting room plays an important role in transforming fabric into individual garment components ready
Ramie is a vegetable fiber. The source of ramie fiber is Boehmeria nivea. China, Brazil, Philippines, Taiwan, and Japan are
Merchandising in the garments industry involves a complex series of steps to bring clothing from concept to market. This flowchart
Flowchart of Merchandising | Full Sequence of Merchandising Read Post »
Apparel consumption means the amount of raw material (fabrics, trimmings, and accessories) used to make that apparel. Meanwhile, fabric consumption
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1. Non- Technical Test: i) Feeling Test: Smooth and a soft hand to human skin. ii) Burning Test: The smell
Identification of Cotton Fiber | Non-Technical & Technical Test Read Post »
Physical Properties of Cotton Fiber: a. Length and Fineness Cotton fibers vary in length, typically ranging from 10 to 50
A garment merchandiser plans, coordinates, and monitors the full lifecycle of apparel orders. In the garment industry, a merchandiser ensures
What is the Maturity of Cotton Fiber? When the cotton fiber starts developing on a cotton plant, initially it is
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The time between the initiation (starting) & completion (ending) of a process/ production process. TNA for an order (Lead time