Source of Textile Knowledge
What is Textile? The term ‘Textile” is a Latin word originating from the word ‘texere’ which means ‘to weave’. Textile is fiber, yarn, fabric, dyeing, printing, or clothing in the textile industry; and these things manufacturing processes like spinning, weaving, knitting, etc. Textile design and fashion are also part of the textile. Textiles are classified[…]
Textile Industry We call as Textile Industry what is manufactures textile products fiber, yarn, sewing thread, fabric, dyeing process, and clothing. The Textile Industry does not only involve the process of weaving but also the process of designing in which first. We design a product whether we are going to manufacture some kind of fabric[…]
Fashion Trims The garments are mainly made up of fabric. The garments are completed by trims whereas the accessories are used when packaging the garment. Apart from garments trims, a few other trims are used in clothing for decorative purposes, which we can call the Fashion trims. Fashion trims or trimmings are an extra part[…]
The Fashion Sense We often hear or come across phrases the fashion sense or the right fashion sense. Mostly in newspaper articles, we find reviews for what celebrities are wearing. They are often judged for their fashion sense. They are judged for combining fashion articles and accessories. One must be peculiar in taste and have a good[…]
What is Garment? A Garment is a piece of clothing, made of fabrics or textiles for wearing the human body and for human beautified reasons. Fabrics are cut in a pattern as per human body shape and then sew parts by part. After sewing, a few labeling, ironing, and other decorative process make a complete[…]
With significant improvements in working conditions in the RMG industries, Bangladesh is increasingly becoming a destination for consumers searching for readymade garments. One of the primary difficulties would be to infuse innovation into the textile and apparel industries so that the sector can progressively shift from RMG to technological textiles, nonwovens, and functional apparel. Because[…]
