- Educational Workshops &
Curriculum For Apparel Studies Programs
Specializing In ASTM Standards For Product
Development.
- Customs and labeling
- Fit and physical features of
garments - SIZING: learn the
correct way to communicate sizing, fit
changes and problems to pattern makers
- ASTM D6193-97 standard practice
for seams and stitches/SEWING OPERATIONS.
- MARKERS/FABRIC USAGE/ CUTTING
TICKETS/ TEXTILE QUALITY CONTROL.
How to implement textile quality control,
before and after cutting. How to flag
flaws. Learn about CAFÉ and the four point
system.
Learn the correct way to create a cutting
ticket. Learn how to collect the information
needed to create one.
Learn what a marker is, and how to make
one
How to procure fabric
Learn how to source fabric and determine
the correct lead times for production.
Learn what lab dips, shade bands and strike-offs
are. How color matching for fabric is
done before and during production.
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- Identify all stitches and seams
used in apparel production.
Identify and list in proper order, the
different sewing operations used in the
making of a garment. Gain a basic understanding
of ASTM D6193-97
- COSTING/PRE-PRODUCTION
Cost garments correctly from the cutting
table to the shipping floor. Domestic
and off shore costing. Gross margin costing
and traditional costing.
Understand the difference between costing
for large, medium, small, and couture
operation.
Duty, Discounts, Agents and Customs Brokers
- GARMENT COMPONENTS
Identify the parts, panels and pieces
of a whole garment.
Understanding what production engineers
and sewing floor managers need to spec.
garments for production.
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Workshops & Seminars
Education and Management Training is offered
for group seminars or as individual one-on-one
sessions. Hands-on training is offered for apparel
studies program educators. Educators will learn
to teach step-by-step workshops that can be taught
in the classroom. Workshop class syllabuses are
included in the seminars. Corporate seminars to
fine-tune your management team in all aspects
of garment product development. One-on-one training
is also available. Hands-on workshops are offered
for businesses as well as educators.
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