1. The main garment technologies are 15: silk pairing, thread tying, embroidery, crochet, hand winding, hand nail chain, ribbon chain, beading, punching, hot drilling, printing and dyeing, washing, printing and laser.
The first is silk, also called "ant hole". Pairing is divided into unilateral and bilateral. It is suitable for chiffon, chiffon, silk and other thin fabrics.
Flat cable: Also called "rubber band pulling", more than 20 cables can be pulled at the same time, and the spacing is often 0.5cm, 0.6cm, etc. , generally suitable for thinner fabrics.
Embroidery: computer conventional embroidery and manual embroidery; There are water-soluble embroidery, through-carving embroidery and computer bead embroidery, which are generally suitable for local or large areas of clothing.
Crochet: Simple lace is recommended, and complicated lace mass production is prone to errors.
Hand carving: there are certain requirements for fabrics.
Nailing the chain by hand: There are certain requirements for the chain.
Ribbon chain: there are two kinds, one is to buy ribbons and chains, and the other is to buy finished ribbon chains. Generally suitable for thick fabrics.
Nail drill: there are machine nail beads and manual nail beads.
Curl: Natural fibers are not available.
Big bar: Only straight bars can be used.
Dyeing diagram of hot drilling: Lace material and texture material are not suitable.
Washing water: semi-finished washing water is selected for embroidery fabrics.
Printing: Try to choose fabrics made of chemical fiber.
Laser laser: Try to choose fabrics made of chemical fiber.
Second, the garment production process
1, data collection: before designing, we should know all kinds of information about the market and do a full investigation.
2. Planning and design style.
3. Determine the design scheme: consider the technical details. Determine the creative fabrics and accessories from the aspects of color, texture, integrity and post-treatment.
4. Sample making: determine the correct positions of different proportions and sizes, draw the cutting patterns and their components, and further examine the samples.
5. Design scheme, calculate working hours, prepare working procedures and arrange workshop production plan.
6, review the sample clothes (form, materials, processing technology and decorative accessories, etc.). ).
7. Make industrial sample clothes and formulate technical documents (including enlarged patterns, typesetting drawings, fixed materials, operation procedures, etc.). ).