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The process by which fabric is produced by a set of connected loops from a series of yarn in a weft or warp direction is called knitting. Knitting is the method of creating fabric by transforming continuous strands of yarn into a series of interlocking loops, each row of such loops hanging from the one immediately preceding[…] Read More
CPSIA Sample Test Requirements in the Garments Industry CPSIA stands for Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. The CPSIA test requires domestic manufacturers and importers of children’s products to certify that each product complies with all applicable children’s product safety rules. In order to do this, the manufacturer/importer must submit representative samples of its children’s product[…] Read More
Denim jeans from their very first are not ceasing to become a workwear item, have in fact become a global fashion staple symbolizing both style and durability. Throughout the years, the number of brands offering unique designs, such as fit, along with innovations, went over count, to cater to the wants of diverse consumers. This[…] Read More
Metal detectors are essential instruments or devices for assuring product safety and quality in the apparel industry. This contamination of garments and textiles with metals-from broken needles, pins, or miscellaneous parts of machinery-can be a possible risk at various stages of production and can seriously hamper safety for consumers and the reputation of the brand.[…] Read More
In the garments industry, Metal Components, and any tools are very hazardous. If anything goes with the clothes mistakenly; it will be dangerous for the users who use them. We have set some procedures to follow that ensure product safety from metal and tool components; and how to use hand sewing. That is why we[…] Read More
Broken needle control is the main safety checklist work for garment consumers. Very sensitive and careful control should be done here as safety first is the main requirement of garment buyers. The needle controls described below apply to all possible sources of metal and needle contamination in production, including, but not limited to, sample rooms,[…] Read More