Garment Quality Control SOP, ALL in One │Textile Floor│

In the garment manufacturing industry, a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for quality control plays a vital role for ensuring consistency and excellence in production. Garments Quality SOP outlines a clear, step-by-step framework that provides comprehensive descriptions of each working system and specifies the requirements for optimal results, allowing every task to be executed systematically and efficiently.

Garment Meaning, Its Definition and Synonyms. What is Garment? │Textile Floor│

 What is a Garment?

A garment is a piece of clothing made from textile raw materials that is typically stitched using a sewing machine. It is the most common term used to describe the clothes we wear to cover and protect our bodies. Garments can range from casual wear like t-shirts and boxer pants to formal attire like shirts and blouses.

In simpler terms, any item of clothing designed to be worn on the body is referred to as a garment. While a piece of cloth or fabric is a raw material, it only becomes a garment after it is cut, sewn, and finished into a wearable form. For example, a sheet of fabric is not a garment, but once it is tailored into a t-shirt, it becomes a garment.

30 Proven Ways to Boost Productivity in Garment Manufacturing and Maximize Profit │Textile Floor│

In this new era of competitive world of garment manufacturing, enhancing productivity is not just a matter of fun or not things of luxury; it’s a necessity for completion, for sustaining in market and obviously for driving profitability. By increasing the efficiency of both labor and machinery, factories can significantly reduce production costs and boost profit margins.

Mormon Garments Understanding : Significance and Purpose │Textile Floor│

Mormon garments, often referred to as "temple garments" or simply "garments," are an important aspect of the faith and practice of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). These sacred undergarments are worn by adult members who have received certain temple ordinances and hold significant spiritual meaning within the faith.

Textile Floor│Fabric Consumption formula for Pant

We all know that every part of garments have its LENGTH & WIDTH measurement. Basically on woven garments, we need to calculate the consumption in Yard/ Doz (2.54 Cm= 1 inch & 36 inch = 1 Yds,).

Textile general knowledge for Garments Manufacturing Technology │Textile Floor│

GK for Garments manufacturing

1. What is clothing?

Ans. Clothing is one of the three basic needs of human being. Clothing is used for covering human body or other bodies to fulfill or satisfy the

Garments Sewing Defects and some other defects in garments │Textile Floor│

Garments Defects Types:

Garments pattern deffect, Fabric spreading defect in garments, Cutting defects, Color defects in garments, Sewing Defects in garments, Washing Defects in garments....

Fabric consumption formula for Trouser │Textile Floor│

Fabric which is required to produce a trouser/pant  is called consumption of trouser/pant. How much fabric is needed to produce trouser, we can determine it through marker planning or a suitable mathematical expression.

Textile Floor│Fabric consumption formula for t-shirt

For making garments we musy know about how much fabric is required to produce. besides proper required fabric calculation will save from loss. So only efficient consumption can be the reason of cost saving at a great amount. Here below discuss about how to calculate the required fabric for T-shirt making...

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Merchandising - what to do

Fabric Consumption for Tee-shirt

Fabric Consumption For Trouser/Pant  (1)

Fabric Consumption For Pant (2)  

Various Defects in Garments