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Domestic sewing machines are used for household/domestic sewing activities. These machines are built for smaller use cycles and thus mostly made of less sturdy materials such as plastic or lighter metal. These are slower, smaller, and less heavy than their industrial counterpart, thus adding to easy handling and making them ideal for domestic use. But[…]
Milk fabric, or milk silk or casein fiber, is a bio-based material derived from milk proteins. The process of turning the milk protein into a fiber through a chemical process, similar to the production of other synthetic fibers. This eco-friendly fabric is known for its smooth texture, good drape, and moisture-wicking properties, making it suitable[…]
Difference Between Domestic and Industrial Sewing Machine Domestic and Industrial sewing machines share a common purpose: stitching fabrics together. Domestic sewing machines are used in the Home only and industrial for commercial and industrial uses. Whether for personal use or large-scale production, choosing between domestic and industrial sewing machines can significantly impact the sewing process’s[…]
Difference Between Sewing Machine and Hand Sewing | Sewing Machine vs Hand sewing Sewing can be done in two ways: machine sewing, which is needed everywhere, but there is a hand option as well. Definitely, those two are not the same. In this article, we discuss the Difference Between Sewing Machines and Hand Sewing |[…]
Different Types of Dyeing Machines in the Textile Industry and Their Uses Dyeing is the coloration process in the Textile industry. Textile material has some stages, like fiber, Yarn, Fabric, and garments. Every stage has dyeing of some specific material. Some materials need the dyeing fiber stage, and some fabrics need Yarn dyeing, which is[…]
Just in Time (JIT) in Garment Manufacturing: Goals And Objectives of JIT What is Just in Time (JIT)? Just-in-time is a Japanese manufacturing management method developed in the 1970s. It was first adopted by Toyota manufacturing plants by Taiichi Ohno. The main concern at that time was to meet consumer demands. Because of the success[…]
