Lean manufacturing was originally developed by Toyota is a methodology focused on minimizing waste while maximizing productivity. At its core, this philosophy revolves around delivering increased value to customers while utilizing fewer resources. This approach focuses on cutting out waste across all stages of the manufacturing process. From the careful management of raw materials and […]
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The future of denim finishing is posed to embrace ozone wash techniques, helping the industry shift toward achieving a vibrant color effect while significantly reducing its environmental footprint. Ozone washing methods, also known as ozone fade or e-flow technology, use ozone gas or ozonized water to fade and bleach denim fabrics, which is more beneficial
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The Ice wash or Snow wash process is a unique finishing method for denim garments. This technique is popular for producing white patches or a mottled effect that gives the denim a snow-like or frosted appearance due to uneven dye removal. Here, stones are used similarly to stone washing, which is employed specifically to deposit
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Stone washing which gives denim a faded, vintage appearance is a revered technique, that has undergone a significant evolution over the years marked by both traditional practices and modern innovations. This technique which was first developed to soften and distress jeans, has changed over time incorporating both conventional and cutting-edge techniques. In addition to its
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Textile printing is an intriguing process that enhances fabrics with vibrant colors and captivating designs. Screen printing is a common method where inks are applied directly to the fabric, whereas it offers a distinct approach to achieving impressive results. Discharge printing is a method where a chemical agent is applied to the dyed fabric to
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The words upcycling & recycling are often used in the same term. But in a practical sense, both have huge differences in between. Let’s take a look at their world. What is upcycling? Upcycling means making something new from discarded items, without changing the structure or molecular components. Suppose in Bengali households, when we discard
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A.Q.L is an abbreviated word. It means the acceptable quality level. It means an idea, up to where the buyer accepts the garments. A.Q.L Table: Lot Size Acceptable Quality Level 1.5 2.5 4.0 6.5 Inspected Accepted Inspected Accepted Inspected Accepted Inspected Accepted Less then151 8 0 5 0 13 1 8 1 151-280 8 0
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A trim card means a display board of accessories for a single body. It is issued by the buyer to the merchandiser. Merchandiser issues it to the store, cutting, sewing, and finishing section. Trim card contains To make a trim card firstly have to attach sewing item then metal item & at last finishing items
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Most of the production systems employed in clothing factories are derived from the following manual or mechanical systems. Each apparel manufacturing systems has its own specific operational characteristics. This article discusses the features, merits and demerits of different garment production systems. Individual system/Make through/Whole garment system: This is essentially the traditional method of production whereby
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For heat Transfer printing impression mark is common scenario that is visible on garments after heat press on garments. Below is the one way to avoid impression mark on the garment surface. If the transfer film/paper is leaving an impression mark on the fabric, you need to cut a block of Silicon Rubber, approximately 1cm
