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Apparel and Fashion are two related things; there are many differences between the two. We can touch one, but cannot another. One is tangible, and the other is intangible. Here we present 7 Differences between Apparel and Fashion in below. Apparel Apparel refers to clothing items, garments, or attire that people wear to cover and[…]
A defect is a kind of flaw. To maintain a good quality level, we need to know about defects produced in the garments industry. A common and popular word in the garments industry is a defect. Rejecting the item is another term for garment faults. The garments industry is prone to a variety of flaws[…]
Navigating the Future: How India Can Compete in the Apparel Manufacturing Industry with the Other Top Manufacturers in the World. Introduction In recent years, the apparel manufacturing industry has witnessed a significant shift in competition, with countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam emerging as formidable players. To maintain its position as a leading apparel[…]
Recent Developments in Medical Textiles Introduction Medical Textile is one of the most important category of technical textiles. The primary requirements for medical textiles are that they are biocompatible and comfortable. Medical textiles are used to protect healthcare professionals from containment fluids. Doctors, textile chemists, and technologists all use Meditech materials. The classification of medical[…]
The Martindale Pilling Test Method In the textile industry, a piece of fabric must undergo several tests to ensure its quality and durability. The Martindale test method, also known as Martindale Abrasion cum Pilling tester for fabric, is a method that is used to determine the abrasion resistance of a given textile. I present here[…]
Bangladesh is a top country of Textile and Apparel manufacturing in the world. The rise in the sector started in 1990. With quick progress and experience, this country become 2nd largest Readymade garments exporter in the world. As textiles grow then why not textile education? So Textile engineering universities started later in the 2000s. After[…]
