1. Introduction The garment industry is the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy, contributing over 80% of the country’s export earnings. Among the different segments of garment manufacturing, the washing process plays a crucial role in adding value, improving aesthetics, and ensuring product quality—especially in denim and woven garments. Over the years, Bangladesh has evolved into a…
Complete Guide to Knit Fabrics: Types, Properties, Uses, and Care Meta Description: Discover everything about knit fabrics – types, properties, advantages, applications, and care. A comprehensive guide for textile enthusiasts, fashion designers, and garment manufacturers. Introduction Knit fabrics are among the most versatile and widely used textiles worldwide, ranging from casual T-shirts to high-performance sportswear….
1. Introduction to Recycled Polyester Polyester is a synthetic polymer derived primarily from petrochemicals. Recycled polyester, on the other hand, is produced by reprocessing post-consumer plastic waste such as PET bottles or pre-consumer polyester scraps. This approach reduces dependency on virgin petroleum-based resources, contributing to environmental sustainability. Key Benefits of Recycled Polyester: Reduces plastic waste…
Ozone Fading Techniques for Denim Finishing | Sustainable Denim Production Introduction: The Evolution of Denim Finishing Denim finishing is the final step that determines a garment’s appearance, texture, and market appeal. Traditionally, denim washing involved stone washing, sandblasting, and chemical bleaching, which are labor-intensive, water-intensive, and environmentally taxing. With rising sustainability awareness, ozone fading has…
🌍 Introduction: The Future of Sustainable Washing Water is one of the most essential resources in garment washing processes — from desizing and bleaching to neutralization and softening. However, the global textile industry has long been criticized for its excessive water consumption. A single pair of jeans can require 70–100 liters of water during washing…
“Denim Fabric Explained: Raw, Selvedge, Stretch & More” 1. Introduction to Denim Denim is a durable cotton twill fabric characterized by a diagonal ribbing pattern. Traditionally, it is dyed with indigo to give it a deep blue color, while the reverse side remains white. The word “denim” comes from “serge de Nîmes,” indicating its…
1. Incoming goods inspection ,Qc shade seggreation & Lot/Batch preparation Visual & physical inspection of rolls/sheets: check for damage, stains, oil, prior finishes, size type (starch, PVA, resin), GSM, and composition labels. Sampling: take laboratory swatches for small-scale trials if the fabric or previous processing is unknown. Weighing & batching: determine batch size (kg) and…
In the world of fashion and textiles, garment washing stands as one of the most transformative processes that bridge the gap between raw production and the polished perfection of the final product. What may seem like a simple rinse is, in reality, a delicate dance between chemistry, artistry, and innovation — a process that defines…
“Types of Denim Fabric: A Complete Guide for the Textile and Garment Industry” Part 1: Introduction to Denim What Is Denim? Denim is one of the most iconic and versatile fabrics in the textile industry. It is a sturdy cotton twill weave fabric characterized by diagonal ribbing on the face of the cloth. Traditionally, the…
Comprehensive Guide to Washing Chemicals in Textile & Garment Industry Introduction Washing is a crucial stage in the textile and garment industry. It not only improves the aesthetic appeal of fabrics but also ensures hygiene, softness, and color fastness. The washing process involves a variety of chemicals, each serving a specific purpose—from cleaning and bleaching…