Author: Zhang Wenbin
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: Ready-to-wear processing methods require the development of specific processing techniques and production procedures based on different varieties, styles, and requirements. With the continuous emergence of new materials and technologies, processing methods and sequences become increasingly complex and variable. The scientific nature of these methods directly impacts processing efficiency and quality, making it a crucial topic of study in ready-to-wear technology. Although its production form is amorphous, its production process and procedures are fundamentally consistent. The Textile Technology is divided into two volumes: Structural Design and Ready-to-wear Technology. This book is the Ready-to-wear Technology volume. Its content includes basic ready-to-wear technologies such as machine sewing, hand sewing, and decorative techniques; material inspection, pre-shrinking and pre-treatment; fabric layout, cutting, bundling, and cutting principle analysis; sewing processing principles and techniques; post-processing techniques in garment production; garment quality control standards and testing methods, as well as finished product packaging and storage. This book serves as a textbook for textile and clothing majors in higher education institutions and can also be referenced by garment technology professionals.
Clothing Technology
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