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Choosing Fashionable Materials for Teaching Your Child to Sew Children’s fashions follow many of the same trends as adult clothing. Kids can be as fashionable as their parents and older siblings. Teaching your child to sew will give him or her a valuable life skill, and make it easier to customize stylish clothes you and your little[…]
Technology Impact on Apparel Retailing Life is too short to wear boring clothes. The relationship between technology and fashion is scaling to new heights. Every apparel industry is accountable for designing and manufacturing new clothing with new technologies to obtain a mark in the minds of people. In this article, we present an overview of the Technology Impact on[…]
Comprehensive Guide on Jacket Measurement Guide with Size Chart A jacket is an upper-body garment. It is usually worn in the winter season and the jacket length is shown mid-stomach or hip length. It is generally lighter, tight-fitting, and less insulating than a coat. It is also used as an inner or outer fashionable garment in[…]
Patent Law, Patent Protection, and Intellectual Property in the Fashion Industry A patent in the fashion business usually refers to a privilege that has been legally granted to protect an original design or creation. Patents for novel textile technology, distinctive clothing styles, or even specific manufacturing techniques may fall under this category. In the fashion[…]
Comparison Between CAD Marker Making and Manual Marker Making in the Garments Industry In the garment industry, a marker refers to a thin piece of paper used for efficiently arranging pattern pieces on fabric for cutting. It’s created to minimize fabric wastage and optimize the utilization of material during the cutting process by cutting multiple[…]
Difference Between Natural Fibre And Synthetic Fibre Two kinds of fibers are available in the textile field: man-made fiber and natural fiber. Natural fibers are that are produced by plants, animals, and geological processes and can be spun into filament, thread, or rope and further be woven, knitted, matted, or bound. Cotton and linen are plant fibers, while silk[…]
