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10 Different Types of Overcoats for Men A type of long coat, which is simply intended to be worn as the outermost outerwear garment, which basically extends below the knee is known as an overcoat. Overcoats are generally used in the winter season when warmth is more necessary. Sometimes, they are confused with or called[…]
Comparison Between Sewing and Alternative Method of Fabric Joining Fabric can joinined many processes. Sewing is the most common way or process joining two or more fabrics togther. Others alternative processes are joining by heat and pressure, adhesive joining or by melting polymeric materials within the fabrics. In this article, we explain Comparison Between Sewing[…]
Shade Marking and Inspection in Fabric Spreading If one were to take several batches of cloth (which were of the same shade) and subject them to close scrutiny, it would become apparent that each batch of cloth differed slightly in shade from its neighbor. If a bodice was cut from one batch, and the sleeves[…]
Different Types of Coats for Men and Women As we know, after the end of autumn and the start of the winter season, it is seen that many sweaters and hoods are restored with many types of winter coats and jackets in each closet. This is very true for the men’s wardrobe, and there are[…]
Major Problems in Fabric Spreading Fabric spreading means the smooth laying out of the fabric in superimposed layers (plies) of the specified length. The marker paper is laid onto the topmost layers. The maximum width of the marker paper is constrained by the usable width of the fabric. Fabric spreading is an important task in the apparel[…]
10 Chemical Properties of Cotton Fiber Cotton is the most commonly used and available natural textile fiber in the world. It is a natural vegetable fiber produced naturally in the cotton plant. It is the most important of the raw materials for the textile industry. It is easily dyeable also. As cotton is a very useful textile[…]
