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Fabric Sourcing
The process begins with sourcing the appropriate fabric based on the garment’s design, quality, and functional requirements. This involves selecting materials like cotton, polyester, wool, or blends Fabric Cutting is a critical stage in garment manufacturing where the fabric is cut into specific shapes and sizes based on the garment's design patterns. It involves preparing the fabric, laying it flat (or in multiple layers), and using tools or machines to cut it accurately. The goal is to minimize fabric wastage while maintaining precision to ensure the cut pieces fit together seamlessly during sewing. Techniques for fabric cutting include manual methods using scissors or knives and automated methods like laser cutting, die cutting, or computerized cutting machines, which provide higher accuracy and efficiency. Proper marking and alignment during this process are essential to prevent defects and ensure consistency across garments.
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Pattern Making
Patterns are created as per the garment’s design. This involves developing templates for each component of the garment, ensuring accurate cutting and minimal fabric wastage.
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Fabric Cutting
The fabric is laid out and cut using patterns. Modern techniques include laser cutting or computerized fabric cutters for precision and efficiency.
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Trimming and Accessories:
Adding components like buttons, zippers, labels, and decorative trims is essential for the garment’s final look and functionality.Washing and Finishing: Garments undergo processes like washing, dyeing, or chemical treatments to enhance texture, color, and finish. Finishing processes also include ironing, steaming, and quality checks.
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