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Job Description of IE Officer & Senior Officer in Apparel Industry As a career starts with being an IE officer or executive in the apparel manufacturing industry, I am here writing about the job description of an IE officer, executive, senior officer, and senior executive. However, it varies a little bit from factory to factory;[…] Read More
What is Productivity in Apparel Sector? Productivity always refers to speed. It is converted of how speedily a product or service of required quality is produced. Productivity is thus defined as a rate of apparel production per unit time or per unit of qualified worker or per unit of faultless machine. This article is about How to Calculate Apparel[…] Read More
Sewing is a systematic process in garment manufacturing. If we can control the quality of sewing, 75% of garment defects will be reduced. So to control garment quality, we need to control sewing. Sewing quality control should be strong, and quality control should be in needlepoint. In this article, we present the Process Flow Chart[…] Read More
Work study is an analytical study under industrial engineering that plays a vital role in reducing garment manufacturing costs and increasing productivity with minimum resources. Work Study or Work Study System is a systematized study of the chaining of manufacturing methods to improve efficiencies and productivity in operations. Method study and time study are two[…] Read More
The demand for variety in textile materials and colors has propagated the utilization of a large number of dyes and chemicals. The majority of dyes are retained in the final textile material, but most of the chemicals and residual dyestuffs are discharged in the effluents. The toxic chemicals may be present as auxiliaries (surfactants) in the[…] Read More
Before knowing the differences between Knitting and Weaving, one thing is for sure, both are fabric manufacturing processes. Knitting goes with flexible and stretchy fabrics made by interloping yarn loops, making it suitable for garments like sweaters and socks; weaving, on the contrary, is a more stable and stronger method of fabric production where warp[…] Read More