Natural dyes are biodegradable, non-toxic, and non-allergenic It has a wide variety of health benefits and it has been mentioned in VEDAs as well. These dyes are easily decomposed in nature after use and they do not pollute the environment while destroying them after end use. In the present situation, sustainability and eco-friendly a big[…]
Fabric Inspection in 4 Point System
Fabric inspection needs for the finished fabric manufacturer and garments maker. As garments manufacturer buy finished fabric to cut for making garments. To determine the quality of the fabric the inspection report can give all the answers to the questions regarding fabric quality. There are few other fabric inspection systems, but the 4-point system is[…]
C-TPAT Requirements and Procedure in Garments Industry
C-TPAT stands for Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, USA has taken an initiative in the Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism, which we call CTPAT in shortcut. In the garments industry, CTPAT will protect finished goods till dispatched from the exporting factory to keep a good supply chain. In order to get supply chain security, C-TPAT started. Here[…]
Fabric Sourcing Factors for Apparel Business
What is sourcing? In one word sourcing means to source something, but sourcing is a term in the supply chain process. Understanding a company’s business for a material or product, Sourcing the right material selection from the right vendor, and buying goods from that specific vendor. So, Sourcing is a procurement Process and supplier management[…]
What is Knitting | Types of (Knitted) Knit Fabrics
You may already know about the size and type of Fabrics. Fabric manufacturing is generally done in 2 different ways. The fabric made by one method is called woven fabric and the fabric made by another method is called knitted fabric. To make knitted fabric, interlocking of a series of loops made from one or[…]
Difference between Textile and Apparel
Many of us often get confused and find almost very similar meanings. There are many basic and technical differences between Textiles and Apparel. Textile is a very broad term that includes Fiber, yarn, sewing thread, and fabric. Textile means the whole thing from fiber to fashion, apparel limited to cloth only. Apparel is a stitching[…]
Responsibilities of HR Manager in Garments Industry
A Human Resources (HR) Manager is responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating employee relations and human resources policies, programs, and practices in the garments industry. They ensure that the organization’s policies, procedures, and programs are in compliance with all local regulations of government and trade unions and that they are consistent with the organization’s mission,[…]
Responsibilities of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in Apparel Industry
CFO The Chief Financial Officer, CFO is the top financial executive. CFO set all financial budget of a company, make policy, do financial planning, and track all cash flow. He coordinates all the financial services. CFO has a Good Knowledge of financial management, including financial planning, budgeting, and control to obtain the highest service advantage[…]