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convert any fabric to auseful article is known as garment construction.
Notes on history of time study in garment industry
Not much. A wrinkle-resistant garment is designed to minimize wrinkles so that you do not have to iron it much. Some people don't iron the garment at all. I've never seen a garment, other than one made of polyester, which did not require some ironing. I don't know of a manufacturer which markets clothes as iron-free or wrinkle-free.
The machine only needs to be loaded, and told what is the most delicate garment in the wash. It then evaluates other wash factors to create the "perfect" wash--lowest possible noise, cleanest rinse, appropriate detergent, and appropriate water usage
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To emphasize seam lines, you can flatten the seam flaps inside the garment and then sew them down on both sides of the seam on the outside of the fabric in contrasting colored thread. Another idea is to add a contrasting trim to the seams of the garment, like rick-rack, braid, or sequins.
No, they would not make something no one would wear. People of Jesus time were modest in their dress. They would weave garments in one entire piece, as was Jesus outer garment the Romans cast lots for, this type of garment was expensive.Orsew garments together fromsmaller sections of weaved material. They would be flowing garments to the ground, covering most of the body.
QA plays a vital role in the garment industry. Quality Assurance personnel determine that the material is of good quality, the garments are sewn properly, that the color will stay in the material, and that the finished garments look and fit well.
In garment industry, merchandiser is the BRIDGE between the management (or) industry and the buyer. He has to look after every job, like buying the raw material , making the garment, finishing the garment, documentation (overall view), finally shipping. The merchandiser creates a good relationship between exporter & buyer.
If the garment is a good price and has plenty of seam allowances, the garment may be successfully altered. However, if the garment is much too small then it is not a good buy since material in the same dye lot cannot be added for a well-finished product.
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It depends on the material. You would have to read the labels that come with the garment for that information.
Tie-dying is pretty much explained in the phrase: you twist then tie fabric, then dip sections into dyes. You can use strips of fabric as ties-- the result will be less defined, more feathery edges along the dye's borders. Or, the most effective way is to use medium to wide rubber bands, which will result in a straighter border between sections. Anyplace that is 'tied' will be white when untwisted and untied. The other sections will be colored with the dye you used. The best artistic results are to twist and tie the garment, and then take opposing sections of twisted/tied fabric, and tie opposing sections together with rubber bands. You can also do the basic twist and tie, let it dry with rubber bands in place, then later, undo the first ties and twist and tie the garment in a different way to expose some white sections and dye only parts of the white with a new color unused before in this garment.
A short upper garment, extending downward to the hips; a short coat without skirts., An outer covering for anything, esp. a covering of some nonconducting material such as wood or felt, used to prevent radiation of heat, as from a steam boiler, cylinder, pipe, etc., In ordnance, a strengthening band surrounding and reenforcing the tube in which the charge is fired., A garment resembling a waistcoat lined with cork, to serve as a life preserver; -- called also cork jacket., To put a jacket on; to furnish, as a boiler, with a jacket., To thrash; to beat.
An organza saree is a traditional Indian garment made from organza fabric, which is a lightweight, sheer, and crisp material.
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