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JANUARY 2010
   
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As technology advances and new solutions appear in the market, many myths and misconceptions also accompany the same. In a series of ‘Myth Busters’, Professor Prabir Jana, from National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi demystifies preconceptions of some popular technologies to lay bare ‘facts’ that can help using technology better. It is almost two decades since the first Apparel CAD came to India in 1991. From a state of art luxury solutions it has become a basic necessity for any large or small to medium apparel manufacturers. There are several myths about potential benefits of apparel CAD that lead to over-expectations which requires clarifications.

 

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Korean Contingent Participates in Full Gusto at GTE ’10

Amidst the backdrop of global downturn, the hopes for a positive future were observed in the numerous technology exhibitions last year. Sensing the potential of the Indian garment industry in the days to come, Korea Sewing Machinery Industrial Association (KOSMIA) will mark its presence at the GTE ’10 with delegates from 12 well established Korean companies. As an association, KOSMIA helps as a key foundation for analysis and research to the industry both on global and local scales. It runs educational programmes and seminars and provides sewing- and machinery-related R&D to the companies.


I have time and again stressed upon the need to bring in operational transparency for growth. I still stand by the thought… as to achieve long-term growth and maintain profits, it is important to analyze inefficiencies, identify bottlenecks, involve the managers and operators in the decision making process, and share information with each section. While it is too early to say whether the industry has moved in the right direction, what they have done this year is well used this slow period to work on productivity improvement and better the operational methods to meet the

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What do you think are the contributing factors to low Productivity? We have identified a few of them. Rank them according to their importance. You can also include other factors which have not been covered.
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Quality of sewn products is only as good as the quality of seams. There are a few standard indicators to determine seam quality, like seam stability, abrasion resistance, elasticity and look. With the growing demand for technical textiles, the importance of a perfect seam is accentuated. There is a need to rework at the ‘basics’ so that quality of sewing is maintained. Amann Thread, on special request from Team StitchWorld, puts together the process parameters of a perfect seam.


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Pucker Free Seams
  Authors :
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An Introduction to Quality Assurance
  Author :
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Managing Productivity in the Apparel Industry
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