Textile

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

Cotton is the most used fibre for making different types of fabric throughout the world. It is cellulose fibre. It has too much popularity due to its various uses in textiles. It also provides comfort in all the seasons. The cotton plant is a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions throughout the world, including Africa, the Americas,[…] Read More

The place where goods are kept is called a store or warehouse. Store refers to the activities involving the storage of goods on a large scale in a systematic and orderly manner and making them available conveniently when needed. Store means holding or preserving goods in huge quantities from the time of their purchase or[…] 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