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Marketing Department has the responsibility to work with the external part of business in the textile and apparel industry. The marketing department searches for new orders, and new customers, keeping good relations with existing buyers. The total marketing activities like Sales forecasting, Market analysis, and searching for new markets & buyers to boost up business.[…]
Australia is a lovely country; people love to settle there for residence. This country offers an excellent study experience for international students, with high-quality education, a safe and multicultural environment, and great post-study work opportunities. So why not in Textile Engineering? Here we go, details Top 20 Textile Engineering Universities in Australia. Top Textile Engineering[…]
South Korea is an East Asian country that offers Textile engineering degrees in some universities. These universities offer undergraduate and graduate programs in textile engineering, covering textile materials, Textile chemistry, machinery, and product design. Students can also participate in research projects and gain hands-on experience in the textile industry through internships and cooperative education programs.[…]
Woven fabric and knit fabric are two of the most common types of fabric used in the textile and clothing industry. Woven is used for formal dress clothing, and knit is used for casual dresses. The main difference between the two lies in their manufacturing process, structure, and yarn properties. Because of these differences the[…]
Home textiles can be defined as textiles used for home furnishing, which is a branch of technical textiles comprising the application of textiles for household purposes. It consists of a various range of functional as well as decorative products used mainly for decorating our houses. Sometimes the threads are blended to make the fabrics stronger.[…]
Lab dip refers to producing a small sample for a textile or fabric that will be used to produce a garment or other textile product. The lab dip is created by a textile dyeing mill or dye house and is used to match the wanted color specified by the buyer. Lab dip is a dyed[…]
