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Denim Garments Hand Scraping and Sand Blasting During Washing

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Denim Hand Scrapping:Sand ballasting with paper, commonly known as scrapping is the most widely used process for creating the blasting effect. It is usually done by mounting the garment on rubber b

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Denim Washing | Invention of Denim Wash | Name of Denim Wash Process

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Denim Wash:Denim washing is the aesthetic finish given to the denim fabric to enhance the appeal and to provide strength. Dry denim, as opposed to washed denim, is a denim fabric that is not washe

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Denim Fabric | Invention of Denim Fabric

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Denim is a strong, durable fabric constructed in a twill weave with indigo and white yarns. The blue/indigo yarns are the lengthwise or “warp” threads (parallel to the selvedge). The white yarns ru

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Different Types of Plain Weave Fabric | Commercial Fabrics of Plain Weave

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Plain weave is used in weaving many different fabrics.some standard plain woven fabrics are sheeting gingham print cloth, outing, osnaburg, voile, lawn, organdy, crinklet. Chambray, typewriter cloth

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Fabric Construction of Plain Weave | Fabric Structure and Design of Plain Weave

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Fabric Construction of Plain WeaveWoven fabrics are constructed by interlacing one system of parallel threads at angles to another of parallel threads. The system of threads that runs lengthwise of

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Definition of Fabric Structure and Design | Difeferent Types of Weave of Fabrics

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Cloth, like any other manufactured article, must be planned before it can be manufactured article, must be planned before it can be manufactured. To plan a weave structure for a fabric, one must

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Basic Difference Between Garments Trims and Accessories

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Garments manufacturing is the ultimate goal of other textile manufacturing processes. Fiber to yarn and yarn to fabric then dyeing or printing and after that cloths are made through fabric with som

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Textile Engineering Books | Fiber, Yarn, Fabric, Dyeing, Printing, Garments Books

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Textile engineering has four basic departments or branches as yarn spinning, fabric manufacturing, wet processing, apparel manufacturing where others branches are related as textile fiber, textile

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Laser Print and Laser Fading on Denim Garment Washing | Procedure of Laser treatment on Garments

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Laser fading (Marking) is a popular dry process for denim now a day. It has been used extensively as the replacement of some conventional dry processes which are potentially harmful and disadvantag

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