Introduction to quality controls and its requirement and fabric grading system

• Quality Control
• Quality garment
• Quality Control
• Raw material Quality control
• Fabric quality control
• Fabric grading systems
• Granite ville “78” system
• Discussion on fabric grading systems
• Fabric defects classifications
• Subminor
• Minor
• Major
• Critical Defect
• Fabric defect description

Basic Textile and sequence of fabric construction, Different kind of fibre

• Textiles
• Sequence of fabric construction
• Different kinds of fibres
• Manmade fibres
• The natural fibers
• Cotton
• Linen
• Wool
• Silk
• Mineral fibers
• Asbestors
• Cellulosic fibers
• Non Cellulosic polymer fibers
• Nylon
• Armid
• Polyester
• Acrylic
• Modacrylic
• Spandex
• Protein fibers
• Rubber
• Metallic fibers
• Mineral fibers
• Knitting
• Comparison with Woven fabrics
• Classification of knitting fabrics
• Knitting fabrics are divided into two general types
• Knitted construction
• Knitted stitch formation

Auditing Procedure and Documentation

• Introdution
• Scope
• Normative reference
• Definitions
• Quality audit
• Quality system
• Auditor(quality)
• Client
• Auditee
• Observation
• Objective evidence
• Nonconformity
• Audit objectives
• Audits are generally initiated for one or more of the following reasons
• Audit team
• Auditors are responsible for
• Lead auditor’s responsibilities
• The lead auditor’s responsibilities also cover
• Independenceof the auditor
• Auditor’s activities
• Auditors should
• Client
• Auditee
• Auditing
• Initiating the audit
• Audit scope
• Audit frequency
• Preliminary review of auditee’s quality system description
• Preparing the audit
• Audit plan
• Audit team assignments
• Working documents
• Executing the audit
• Opening meeting
• Examination
• Collecting evidence
• Audit observations
• Closing meeting with auditee
• Audit documents
• Audit report preparation
• Report content
• Report distribution
• Record retention
• Audit completion
• Corrective action follow- up
• Overview of ISO Standards
• Overview of the ISO 9000 series
• Function of ISO 9000
• ISO 9000
• What is ISO
• ISO History
• The versions of ISO 9000

Measuring the garments as per Buyer instruction and 

• Different design
• How to Measure Guide
• Across Front- 6” below HPS
• Across Front- Raglan
• Across Back -6” below HPS
• Across Back- Raglan
• Across Back ½- relaxed
• Across Back ½- extended
• Bust ½- at armhole
• Bust ½-2” below armhole
• Bust ½-Center front to center back
• Waist relaxed ½- bottoms w/waistband
• Waist relaxed ½- bottoms w/ out waistband
• Waist extended ½- fabric flat
• Waist stretched ½ - Minimum
• Front waist- side seam to side seam, relaxed
• Back waist- side seam to side seam, relaxed
• Front waist overlap- side seam to edge
• Waist relaxed ½- 17” below HPS
• High hip ½- 4” below waistband
• High hip ½- 6” below top edge
• High hip ½-21” below HPS
• Body width at top of leg ½
• Low hip ½-8” below waistband
• Low hip ½-10” below top edge
• Low hip ½- 25” below HPS
• Bottom Sweep ½-along edge
• Bottom Sweep ½-straight across
• Bottom Sweep ½-Center front to center
• Bottom Sweep overlap-side seam to edge
• Leg opening ½- Short
• Leg opening ½- Semi short
• Leg opening ½- Wide pant
• Leg opening ½- Pant
• Leg opening ½- Narrow pant
• Leg opening Extended ½- Minimum
• Sleeve length from shoulder seam- Long
• Sleeve length from shoulder seam- Short
• Sleeve length from CB Neck- Long
• Sleeve length from CB Neck- Short
• Sleeve from shoulder seam long, straight
• Sleeve from shoulder seam short, straight
• Sleeve length from neck seam
• Sleeve Muscle ½-1” below armhole
• Sleeve Muscle ½-1” blw armhole, straight
• Sleeve/ Cuff Opening ½-Long
• Sleeve/ Cuff Opening ½- Short
• Sleeve Width ½-2” above cuff/ edge
• Sleeve/ cuff opening ½ Extended- Long
• Sleeve/ cuff opening ½ Extended- Short
• Sleeve/ cuff opening ½ stretched
• Sleeve/ cuff opening ½ stretched
• Across shoulder
• Across shoulder- tank
• Across shoulder- tank
• Shoulder seam- tank
• Shoulder Strap length
• Shoulder strap length- adjusted 3”
• Shoulder strap length- fully extended
• Front armhole curve- seam to seam
• Front Raglan armhole
• Back armhole curve- seam to seam
• Back raglan armhole
• Back armhole curve- seam to seam
• Back raglan armhole
• Armhole ½- straight grade
• Armhole Curve ½- front and back
• Side front length
• Side back length
• Neck circumference
• Neck Opening inside
• Minimum Neck stretched
• Neck opening- HPS to HPS
• Front neck depth- to top edge
• Front neck depth- to seam
• Front neck drop- to center of buttonhole
• Back neck depth- to top edge
• Back neck depth- to seam
• Neckline- Notch to notch
• Collar point to point
• Distance Between front straps- Inside join to
• Distance Between back straps- inside join to
• Front neck drop- from front strap join
• Back neck drop- from front strap join
• Back neck drop- from back strap join
• Front Body length from HPS- top
• Back body length from HPS- top
• Front body length from HPS-cropped top
• Back body length from HPS- cropped top
• Front body length from HPS- dress/ coat
• Back body length from HPS- dress/ coat
• Front body length from HPS- cropped coat
• Back body length form HPS- cropped coat
• Front body length from HPS- jumpsuit
• Back body length from HPS- jumpsuit
• Center back length –long skirt- below band
• Center back length- long skirt- from top
• Center back length- short skirt- below band
• Center back length- short skirt- from top
• Center front length- cami/ tank- top
• Center back length- cami/ tank- top
• Center front length- chemise/ gown
• Center back length-chemise/ gown
• Body pocket from HPS- jacket/ coat
• Chest pocket from center front
• Body pocket from center front
• Back pocket from center back
• Thigh ½- at crotch
• Front rise curve- from top edge
• Front rise curve-  below waistband seam
• Front rise curve- from neck seam
• Front rise curve- bodysuit
• Front coverage-“ up  from seam
• Back coverage- 2” from seam
• Front crotch width
• Back crotch width
• Crotch length
• Crotch width at narrowest point
• Back rise curve- from top edge
• Back rise curve- below waistband seam
• Back rise curve- from neck seam
• Back rise curve- bodysuit
• Back rise thigh- extended
• Inseam- shorts <4”
• Inseam- shorts >4”
• Inseam- Pants
• Outseam- top edge
• Outseam- below waistband seam
• Knee ½- 12.5” below crotch
• Knee ½-14” below crotch
• Calf ½- 17.5” below crotch
• Knee ½-14” below crotch- jeans
• Dart from center front
• Dart from center back

Quality the garments as given Quality Speciation

• Inspection Quantity
• Arbitrary sampling
• Statistical sampling
• Sampling System
• Average outgoing Quality Level (AOQL)

Apparel Quality Finishing and Packing

• Fabric strength testing
• Colour fastness
• Gery Scale for colour Change
• Colorfastness to washing

Pressing equipments used in pressing room $ type of pressing /Finishing process

• Pressing technology
• Pressure
• Drying
• Steam Presses
• Vacuum Table
• Steam Generator
• Shirt Folding
• Scissors press
• Cassette or Drawer
• Carousel Press
• Steam Dolly
• Strains & Their Rectification
• Stain Removal
• Layonnaise, Salad Dressing
• Cleaning Agents used in stain Removal

Labels and therir uses

• Washing
• Bleaching
• Ironing
• Dry-Cleaning
• Drying
• Bleaching
• Ironing

Methods used for Packing Material and Cost of Packing

• Size Rings
• Method of Packing
• Stand up pack
• Flat Pack
• Hanger Pack
• Packing Materials
• Collar Support
• Wrapping Patti Role
• Hang Tag
• Size Label

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