Application of Structural Design in Apparel Industry Reeha Ismail Sayyad Asst. Editor Textile Merchandising Assistant Professor CNCVCW SIBER, Kolhapur, India. E-mail: afsana.sayyad@gmail.com Structural Designing: Every designer works on a collection. A collection can consist of minimum of six dresses to maximum twenty or more dresses. All the dress belong to a similar theme. The dresses… Read More »
Costing and Consumption in Apparel Jeevan S. Kadam B.Sc in Textile Engineering Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Merchandiser (Costing) Perlei Textiles Pvt. Ltd., Tiruppur, India. Email: jeevankadam16@gmail.com Merchandising Costing: Garment costing is the important issue for an export order execution. For this reason every renowned apparel organization has won, costing department, which help the merchandising department as… Read More »
Woven and Knit Garments Consumption in Apparel Industry Reeha Ismail Sayyad Asst. Editor Textile Merchandising Assistant Professor CNCVCW SIBER, Kolhapur, India. E-mail: afsana.sayyad@gmail.com Woven and Knit Garments: Apparel costing in the garment making process is one of the most complex procedures. There are a lot of things that go into costing/pricing a single piece of… Read More »
Application of CAD/CAM Software in Apparel Industry Reeha Ismail Sayyad Asst. Editor Textile Merchandising Assistant Professor CNCVCW SIBER, Kolhapur, India. E-mail: afsana.sayyad@gmail.com CAD/CAM: CAD/CAM is computer aided designing and computer aided manufacturing is the best solution for textile manufacturers. CAD in the fashion industry is used typically to assist in the design process. CAD allows… Read More »
Difference between Dyeing and Printing Noor Ahmed Raaz CEO & Editor in Cheif Textile Merchandising Blog Lecturer, Department of Textile Engineering Atish Dipankar University of Science & Technology Email: raju.uttara105@gmail.com Dyeing: Dyeing is one of the major procedures in the textile manufacturing process. Dying is the process where textile materials are become changed physically or… Read More »