Textile blog on Textile, Clothing and Fashion Resource
Textile blog on Textile, Clothing and Fashion Resource
In the modern world, to perform the risky task, it is necessary to wear special clothing, i.e., protective clothing, in an especially risky environment. It is the responsibility of the employer to protect their employees from any harmful effects while working in any risky environment. The textiles or apparel, used for the protection of the human … Read More
Latch needles and bearded needles are both very important types of knitting needles, which are widely used in knitting for producing knit fabric. This article has presented some key differences between the bearded needle and the latch needle. These are two among three Types of Needles Used in the Knitting process. Latch needle: Latch needle is that, which has a right … Read More
Medical textiles or protective clothing testing instruments are used to make the disposable medical masks or protective clothing safe and efficient to wear. As we are facing the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, each and every medical equipment should be tested according to protective clothing standards to protect ourselves from the coronavirus disease. All the disposable medical mask testing equipment, … Read More
Are there any eco-friendly clothing brands? Are they really environmentally conscious and putting efforts to cause no harm to our environment? Clothing is eco-friendly and run ethical fashion business; we call them sustainable Fashion brands. To protect our environment, it should be mandatory to use Sustainable Fashion. So for that purposes, we need to know … Read More
Polo shirt is the common scenario in the clothing list of all aged persons. It is used not only by young generation but also all aged people. It’s easy to wear at any occasion especially for the young generation. It’s too hard to find someone who feels discomfort by wearing polo shirt. There are some … Read More
Batch costing in dyeing refers to the process of calculating the cost of dyeing a specific batch of textiles or fabrics. In this process, all the costs associated with the batch, such as the cost of dyes, chemicals, water, energy, labor, and overheads, are identified and allocated to the batch. This article is detailed about … Read More
