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Textile blog on Textile, Clothing and Fashion Resource
A production officer has great importance in a textile and garments manufacturing factory because they directly oversee the workflow of the production line. He is the person who plans, directs & controls production on a line of sewing floor. So, he must know the gamut of tasks he must perform. A job checklist should be provided to the production[…] Read More
Training is imparting theoretical & practical knowledge to an employee or a group of employees in the Textile and apparel industry so that they can learn a method, technique, or technology, a system of knowledge, etc, which are essential for accomplishing their work at the workplace with maximum value addition. Training can disseminate a new[…] Read More
Export Garments Quality control is not an easy task for garment manufacturers. Export garment quality should be high, there is a standard for the product. To keep the export garment quality standard, certain quality control requirements have to be fulfilled in every process of garment manufacturing. Quality control is done by this department, the QC[…] Read More
We refer to non-conformance goods that do not meet customer quality requirements, below the customer quality standard, also referred to as “2nd class” goods. Those goods cannot be shipped to the buyer as 1st quality goods. This article is about the list of procedures to follow up on Rejected Finished Goods in the Apparel Industry.[…] Read More
The apparel industry is one of the country’s economic lifelines, but just a few nicks can hamper the efficiency and productivity of the industry significantly. It is a hard fact that the industry has been suffering from a lack of a skilled workforce. Being the trainer for many leading apparel companies like H&M;, Li &[…] Read More
SOP to Control and Handle Non-conformance Raw Material in the Garments Industry Mainly, raw materials are fabric, trims, and accessories in the garment industry. Non-conformance goods refer to defective goods that do not meet certain quality standards, deviate from requirements, or specifications. Some rules have to be followed by garment makers to deal with supplier[…] Read More