Cultural Clothing Lecture (6): Industry Edition

Author: Fan Shulin (Translated)
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is the sixth volume in the series of higher vocational and technical education clothing textbooks. It is divided into four parts and six chapters. The first part covers the production processes of the clothing industry; the second part introduces flat pattern drafting and the making of drape patterns; the third part discusses industrial patterns and pattern scaling; the fourth part focuses on production planning. The book provides a concise overview of the production processes in the clothing industry, which adopts a relatively advanced production model. Flat pattern drafting includes the introduction of prototypes for jackets, blouses, skirts, and trousers, along with their applications, featuring innovative designs and a trendy style. Drape cutting emphasizes the cutting methods for suits. The creation and scaling of industrial patterns are a major highlight of the book, systematically explaining this essential method of pattern making. This book serves as a teaching material for higher vocational and technical education in the field of clothing. It can also be used as a technical improvement training manual for clothing vocational schools, workers, and technicians, as well as a valuable read for clothing enthusiasts.