Textile Study

Deference Between Single jersey and Double Jersey Fabric

Single jersey Fabric

Single jersey is weft knitted fabric which is formed by one set of needles. Single jersey is the mostly used for making T-shirts in textile. Single jersey fabric face side and back side are different. This fabric is very comfort and popular.

Double Jersey Fabric

Double jersey is weft knitted fabric which is formed by two sets of needles. Double jersey fabric is almost similar to the single jersey fabric but in double jersey face and back side same.

Single Jersey & Double Jersey

Deference between Single jersey and Double Jersey Fabric

S/L	Single Jersey Fabric	Double Jersey Fabric
01	Normally single jersey fabric is formed by one set of needles.	But in fabric is produced by two sets of needles.
02	Single jersey fabric has curling tendency.	There no curing tendency.
03	In single jersey face side and back side are different.	Double jersey fabric has face and back side same.
04	Single jersey fabric is unbalanced.	Double jersey fabric is balanced.
05	Single jersey has laddering problem	There no laddering problem.
06	All are face otherwise all are back loop.	One face and one back.
07	Single jersey is less expensive.	Double jersey is more expensive.

Difference Between Dyeing and Printing Process

Dyeing

Dyeing is the process where textile materials are become changed physically or chemically and also changed looks colorful. In this process fabric, yarn, and fibers are dyed. Dyeing is one of the major part in the textile industry.

Deyed Fabric

Printing

Printing is another part dyeing. Printing has localized application of dyes or pigments on the fabric. Printing process dyes or pigments are applied on fabric with the help of thickener. Steaming is used in the printed fabric for fixation therefore a strong bong is formed between dyes and fibers.

Printed Fabric

Difference between dyeing and printing

Dyeing	Printing
Dyeing has no localized application	According to the design printing has localized application of pigments on the fabric
Color is applied in form of solution	Color is applied in form of thick paste
One color is used	More color is used
Fabric, yarn, fibers are dyed	Only fabric are print
Thickener is not used	Thickener is used
More time is required	Less time is required
Less expensive	More expensive
Much amount of water is used	Less amount of water is used
Liquor ratio is high	Liquor ratio is less

Flowchart for Quality Control in Garments Section

Quality Control in Garments Section:

We know that every manufacturing process ensure product quality is very important. Without ensuring the quality than the products are not accepted. So we need to ensure the best quality of products. Quality control is a very important term for garments export execution.

Garments Quality Control

Flowchart for Quality Control in garments Section:

Order received form buyer
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Material receiving from other supplier
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Fabric & accessories
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Pre-production meeting
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Cutting section
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Spreading
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Spreading inspection 100%
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Cutting
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Cutting inspection random
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Numbering & bundling
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100 % Cut panels
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Line input
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Test cutting inspection
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End line check
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Finishing section
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Inspection inside/ top side
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Finishing final after iron
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Finishing statistical audit
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Carton packing section
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Pre-final audit on cartoons
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Final audit is done by buyer
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Audit pass
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Cargo leaves the factory

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Working flowchart for Woven Dyeing

Dyeing

Dyeing is the application of dyes , pigments on textile materials such as fiber, yarn and fabrics with the objectives of achieving color with desired color fastness. Dyeing is normally done in a special solution containing dyes and chemicals and other particulars.