A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
When we buy a garment, it looks nice and ok but when we use it, it becomes dirty day by day and becomes unfit to wear. So, to wear it again, we’ve to clean it. Then the questions come in our mind that how we will clean it and iron it so that the dresses[…]
Most of the people among us have heard the different types of Textiles and Garments Brand and Buyer name like CK, Dockers, Kohl’s, Kmart, H&M, C&A, Levi’s, Gymboree, American Eagle, Gap, Walmart etc. I would like to inform you that Walmart, Inditex, Gap, Levi’s, American Eagle, PVH, H&M, Esprit, S. Oliver, Mothercare, C&A, George etc.[…]
In garments washing there are two processes. One is a wet process and another is a dry process. The process which we do in the wet condition is called the wet process. In the wet process, we use different types of garments wash. Now we will describe them as follows: Rinse Wash Rinse wash is[…]
Textile Normally textile means a flexible woven material produced by yarn or thread (made of natural or artificial fibre). Yarn is produced by spinning different types of fibres like cotton, wool, flax, nylon, rayon, etc. We can also say that textiles are formed by different techniques like weaving, knitting, felting, etc. For further details explore[…]
The fibres which are used for the production of yarn and fabric are called textile fibres. There may be different types of fibres look like textile fibres but all the fibres are not textile fibres. To be a textile fibre it should have some of the essential characteristics like minimum length to insert twist, strength,[…]
Dry process is a process which is applied at the dry condition of the garments is called dry process. This process is generally done at the unwashed condition of the garments. Dry process ornaments the denim garments. Most of the time dry process is done manually. Different types of Machine Used in Dry Process for[…]
