Why Do You Need a Cut and Sew Manufacturer? Cut and sew manufacturing plays a crucial role in various industries by offering a range of benefits that traditional manufacturing methods cannot provide. By understanding the importance of cut and sew manufacturing, businesses can leverage this technique to enhance their product offerings and streamline their production… Read More »
GSM Calculation for Woven and Knit Fabrics Noor Ahmed RaazSpecialized in Apparel ManufacturingOwner and Editor in chief Textile MerchandisingAsst. Prof., Department of Textile EngineeringAtish Dipankar University of Science & TechnologyEmail: mnnabi@adust.edu.bd GSM: GSM stands for “grams per square meter”. It is a metric unit used to express the weight or density of paper, fabric, or… Read More »
Knit Fabric Faults in Production Noor Ahmed Raaz B.Sc. in Textile Engineering (CU) Specialized in Apparel Manufacturing Lecturer Atish Dipankar University of Science & Technology Email: raju.uttara105@gmail.com Knit Fabric: The procedure of knit fabric construction is two interlocking loops with the help of needles and yarns. During the manufacturing process the loops are close… Read More »
Knitting Technology with Flow Chart Md. Mezanur Rahman Merchandiser Birds A & Z Ltd. Email: mizanur.btec@gmail.com Knit Fabric: The fabric is produced by making a loop by needle this is called knit fabric. This is produced by Interlooping or Intralooping process. Knit fabric is produced by a knitting machine using different type of cam design… Read More »
Difference between Woven Fabric and Knit Fabric Noor Ahmed Raaz Owner & Editor in Chief Textile Merchandising Faculty Member, Department of Textile Engineering Atish Dipankar University of Science & Technology Email: raju.uttara105@gmail.com Woven Fabric: The surface of woven fabric is usually hard and not stretch. Formation of woven fabrics are two sets of yarns. Those yarns… Read More »