A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
When you start a new textile business, you have a lot of decisions to make. One of the most important decisions is what to name your business. This is one area that can be tricky because you don’t want to choose a name that is already taken, but you also don’t want to choose a[…]
Introduction India is one of the world’s leaders in textiles, with its fashion industry accounting for over 15% of the world’s total clothing exports. The textile industry has witnessed a lot of change in the last decade. India’s textile industry has evolved significantly, both in terms of technology and how business is done. This evolution[…]
Now a day Vietnam is an emerging titan in the world Textile and Apparel industry. Vietnam is now possessing 3rd position as a Textile and Apparel manufacturer country after Bangladesh in the world. But it was not an easy way to hold this position. Vietnam joined World Trade Organization (WTO) in the year of 2007. It[…]
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[…]
Home textile is a branch of technical textile comprising application of textiles in household purposes. Home textiles are nothing but an internal environment, which deals with internal spaces and their furnishings. Home textiles are mainly used for their functional and aesthetic properties which provides us the mood and also gives mental relaxation to the people.[…]
Before learning about Textile Industry, first, we should know what is textile? The basic meaning of Textile is woven or knitted fabric made from yarn. But apart from fibre, yarn and fabric or any other product made from these combinations are defined Textiles. Textile is also associated with clothing production. Fibre is the raw material[…]
