A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
Introduction It is obvious that you take care of your favorite t-shirt, jeans, or underwear. How long your favorite clothing items last and shine depends on how you care for them. But many of us are tired of ruining our favorite clothes because we can’t make sense of the cryptic symbols on the care labels.[…]
Introduction A sustainable garment is a clothing item in which the design making, production and consuming process follow an environment friendly chain. It optimizes the negative impact on the environment. It also promotes the social responsibility around the fashion industry. It encloses various factors like design choice, raw materials used, production and distribution process. […]
Introduction A sewing machine is an essential tool for anyone who enjoys sewing or creating their own clothing. However, just like any other mechanical device, they run the risk of breaking down and becoming useless. You’ll be glad you spent the effort in the long run to figure out the most typical issues with sewing[…]
Definition of Carding Carding is a textile processing technique that involves cleaning, aligning, and blending fibres to create a continuous, uniform web or sliver of fibres. Carding primarily aims to prepare fibres for spinning into yarn by separating and aligning the fibres to create a consistent strand that can be spun more efficiently and with[…]
Sherpa is a type of fabric that is known for its soft, fluffy texture, warmth and cosy feel. It is often made from synthetic materials like polyester, acrylic or natural materials like wool. It is typically made by weaving two layers of fabric together, with a fluffy texture on one side and a smooth surface on the other. The resulting[…]
Expensive fabric refers to textiles or materials considered high value or luxury due to their rarity, quality, or exclusivity. The cost of these fabrics can be increased due to various factors, including the cost of production, the rarity of the materials used, and the exclusivity of the product. Expensive fabrics can include natural fibers such[…]
Textile engineering is a popular engineering field in this modern era. If you do not know much about textile engineering, you can surely realize that you do not know broadly about the textile industry in this current age situation. It is a background condition for you. Now, this is the time to boost up your[…]
The idea of Glass fibers and fabrics manufacturing has been around for hundreds of years. In 1931, experiments were conducted in the United States to manufacture glass fibers that were finer, more malleable, and less expensive. The manufacturing of filament and staple yarns has been ongoing for some years. By 1938, enough development had been[…]
Merchandising seems like a modern term in our day-to-day life, but it is convenient since ancient times. There are various types of merchandising like Technology Merchandising, Grocery Merchandising, E-commerce Merchandising, Toy Merchandising, Fashion Merchandising, Digital Merchandising, Product Merchandising, Apparel Merchandising, etc. But Apparel Merchandising is the most important term in the world of Merchandising. In[…]
Fibre is the unit part which is used to produce yarn and yarn is used to produce fabric. Fabric is used to make clothing which is the second basic need of human being. In this article we will try to figure out the differences between fibre, yarn and fabric. Textile Fibre A fibre is a[…]
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