The document provides specifications for three garments for a junior's spring 2013 line called "Kisses by Anika Burnett". It includes a printed blazer, asymmetrical skirt, and basic camisole. For each item it lists fabric details, construction details, suggested retail price, cost breakdown, and fabric swatches. The line aims to be young, sophisticated, fresh, and feminine for the junior target market of ages 12-16.
Pranera is a company that provides high-quality customized apparel through a simple 5-step process. They offer a wide range of clothing options for both men and women, including t-shirts, polos, jackets, shirts, and more, made from various fabric blends. Pranera aims to help customers make the best first impression and build their brand through customized, high-quality uniforms and apparel.
This document showcases a variety of women's clothing styles from a boutique called LAKI. It includes over 20 styles of tops, bottoms, and dresses made from fabrics like cotton, jersey, and denim. Each style lists the name, fabric, colors available, sizes, photos, design details, and wholesale price. The styles showcase Palestinian embroidery, lace accents, and silhouettes like A-line skirts, bootcut pants, and bubble tops. Together the styles achieve colorful and effortless style.
The document outlines details for a proposed women's clothing line targeting women ages 30-45. It includes sketches and descriptions for 5 garments: The Audrey Coat, The Twiggy Dress, The Michelle Cardigan, The Victoria Slacks, and The Amelia Blouse. For each garment, it provides a description, materials, construction details, cost breakdown, and suggested retail price. Famous women including Audrey Hepburn, Twiggy, Michelle Obama, and Jackie Kennedy serve as inspirations for the styles.
This document contains spec sheets for 14 different fishing-themed garment designs. Each spec sheet provides details on the design name, number of color options, artwork file name, placement of prints, available garment colors, and designer name. The spec sheets are for a winter 2014 collection and were created on June 20, 2014 by designer Liz.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for making lined pockets and attaching them to a shirt. It describes folding and stitching the pocket pieces, pressing the seams, and turning the pockets right-side out. It then explains how to slip stitch or ladder stitch the pocket openings closed. The document also provides instructions for making shirt sleeves with plackets and pleats by stitching overlapping fabric pieces, slashing the seam, pressing, and topstitching.
Q Menswear is a new designer menswear brand inspired by modernist architectural styles from 1910-1920. The collection features clean, tailored looks with functional details based on principles of architects like Le Corbusier. Pieces are cut for ideal fit using Le Corbusier's Modulor proportion system and the golden ratio. The debut fall/winter 2015 collection is titled "Charles cuts the cloth" and breaks menswear rules to redefine how men dress.
This document is a tech pack for a shirt dress. It provides extensive details needed for manufacturing the garment, including style specs, fabric details, construction details, measurements, placement of labels and packaging. It contains sketches, specifications for each step of construction from cutting to finishing. The tech pack aims to give manufacturers a detailed guide to construct prototypes, samples or bulk production of the shirt dress according to the designer's specifications. It covers areas like season, size range, competing brands, fabric content, machine types, and quality checks.
Pranera is a company that provides high-quality customized apparel through a simple 5-step process. They offer a wide range of clothing options for both men and women, including t-shirts, polos, jackets, shirts, and more, made from various fabric blends. Pranera aims to help customers make the best first impression and build their brand through customized, high-quality uniforms and apparel.
This document showcases a variety of women's clothing styles from a boutique called LAKI. It includes over 20 styles of tops, bottoms, and dresses made from fabrics like cotton, jersey, and denim. Each style lists the name, fabric, colors available, sizes, photos, design details, and wholesale price. The styles showcase Palestinian embroidery, lace accents, and silhouettes like A-line skirts, bootcut pants, and bubble tops. Together the styles achieve colorful and effortless style.
The document outlines details for a proposed women's clothing line targeting women ages 30-45. It includes sketches and descriptions for 5 garments: The Audrey Coat, The Twiggy Dress, The Michelle Cardigan, The Victoria Slacks, and The Amelia Blouse. For each garment, it provides a description, materials, construction details, cost breakdown, and suggested retail price. Famous women including Audrey Hepburn, Twiggy, Michelle Obama, and Jackie Kennedy serve as inspirations for the styles.
This document contains spec sheets for 14 different fishing-themed garment designs. Each spec sheet provides details on the design name, number of color options, artwork file name, placement of prints, available garment colors, and designer name. The spec sheets are for a winter 2014 collection and were created on June 20, 2014 by designer Liz.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for making lined pockets and attaching them to a shirt. It describes folding and stitching the pocket pieces, pressing the seams, and turning the pockets right-side out. It then explains how to slip stitch or ladder stitch the pocket openings closed. The document also provides instructions for making shirt sleeves with plackets and pleats by stitching overlapping fabric pieces, slashing the seam, pressing, and topstitching.
Q Menswear is a new designer menswear brand inspired by modernist architectural styles from 1910-1920. The collection features clean, tailored looks with functional details based on principles of architects like Le Corbusier. Pieces are cut for ideal fit using Le Corbusier's Modulor proportion system and the golden ratio. The debut fall/winter 2015 collection is titled "Charles cuts the cloth" and breaks menswear rules to redefine how men dress.
This document is a tech pack for a shirt dress. It provides extensive details needed for manufacturing the garment, including style specs, fabric details, construction details, measurements, placement of labels and packaging. It contains sketches, specifications for each step of construction from cutting to finishing. The tech pack aims to give manufacturers a detailed guide to construct prototypes, samples or bulk production of the shirt dress according to the designer's specifications. It covers areas like season, size range, competing brands, fabric content, machine types, and quality checks.
This document defines common terms used in the garment industry, including processes like cutting, inspection, and stitching. It describes key stitching terms such as operations, Standard Allowed Minutes (SAM), Standard Per Minute Value (SMV), Revolutions Per Minute (RPM), and Stitches Per Inch (SPI). Quality-related terms like defects, Defects Per Hundred Units (DHU), and First Passed Yield (FPY) are also defined. The document provides explanations of these terms and their importance for measuring efficiency in garment production.
The document discusses different types of industrial sewing machine stitches and their classification. It describes 6 main classes of stitches (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600) based on their intended use and method of stitch formation. Each class has specific stitch types that are defined by the number of threads used and how they interloop or pass through the fabric. The key properties and applications of each stitch class are also outlined.
The document discusses three main constraints in marker planning for apparel production:
1) Pattern alignment must follow the grain line of the fabric to ensure proper hanging and draping.
2) Fabric symmetry/asymmetry must be considered to maintain consistent pattern direction.
3) Garment design characteristics like stripes must match when sewing pieces together.
The document outlines the key points that are typically included in a garment specification sheet, including sketches or designs of the product, measurement charts, printing and embroidery instructions, stitch instructions, washing instructions, accessories instructions, label instructions, and space for any additional comments. The specification sheet provides all necessary details for manufacturing a garment according to a buyer's requirements.
The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of a cluster facilitator for the Kisumu garment making cluster in Kenya. It outlines that a cluster facilitator should have knowledge of the cluster's industry and network, act neutrally to promote collaboration between members, and facilitate technical and legal support. The facilitator also coordinates partnerships, promotes international networking, helps members access funding, and motivates cooperation to increase competitiveness. The document then provides an overview of trained cluster facilitators in Kisumu who can take on the facilitator role.
This project was done for a digital Apparel & Merchandising university class; the components include: Textile Designs, Black & White Technical Sketches, Color Technical Sketches, a Promotional Postcard for a "vision" trunk show, and a cost sheet for one of the garments I designed.
This document introduces fabric spreading and discusses various related topics in fabric production. It lists the names of presenters and then defines fabric spreading as laying fabrics according to marker length and width to form a fabric lay with multiple layers. It discusses objectives of spreading, factors that affect lay height like thickness and volume, and requirements like keeping the fabric flat and aligned. It describes straight and stepped lay types and manual and mechanical spreading methods. It also covers splice types like straight line and interlock.
Seam And its Classification with seam problemSadia Textile
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What is Seam?
A seam is a joint of two pieces of fabric in producing a three -dimensional shape of a garment.
Properties of good seam are,
= Smooth fabric joints
= No Missed or Uneven stitches
= No damage to the material being sewn
= Achievement of strength, elasticity, Durability, security and comfort
= Comfortable while garment is in use
SEAMS DESIGNATION
Each stitched seam is designed numerically by five digits:
0.00.00 refers to the CLASS, 1-8;
0.00.00 refers to the material configuration,
01 to 99;
0.00.00 refers to needle penetrations, material configurations, 01-99.
Seam Classification:
According to British Standard 3870: 1991, seam is classified as-
Class 1- superimposed
Class 2- lapped
Class 3- bound
Class 4- flat
Class 5- decorative/channel
Class 6- edge neatening
Class 7- applied
Class 8- others
* Formed by lapping two pieces of component, they are produced with minimum of two pieces of component.
* One component is limited on one end and the other is limited on the other end. The limited edges of these two components are put in opposite directions.
* Used for: main seaming of denim jackets, jeans, and overalls. Fabrics that will not ravel, unlined garments, side seams of shirts, joining lace to another fabric, attaching patch pockets, decorative finish
At FashionTT's Fashion UPGRADE! Workshop, Violet Davis-Maurice provided great insight into creating garments that meet local and international standards.
The document discusses various cutting equipment and processes used in apparel manufacturing. It describes portable cutting knives, stationary cutters like band knives and die cutters, specialized machines, and methods for transferring marks. Servo cutters are introduced as a bridge between computer-controlled and manual cutting. The document also covers automated, numerically controlled cutting systems and specialized cutting machines like laser cutters, water jet cutters, and plasma cutters.
Flow chart and breif description of garments manufacturingSajawal Anwaar
The garment manufacturing process involves 14 main steps: 1) design/sketch, 2) pattern design, 3) sample making, 4) production pattern, 5) grading, 6) marker making, 7) spreading, 8) cutting, 9) sorting/bundling, 10) sewing/assembling, 11) inspection, 12) pressing/finishing, 13) final inspection, and 14) packing/dispatch. These steps transform fabric into finished, ready-to-wear garments through processes like pattern making, cutting, sewing, finishing, and quality control checks. Both computerized and manual methods are used throughout the manufacturing flow.
The document discusses various feed mechanisms used in sewing machines. There are several general categories of feed mechanisms including drop feed, needle feed, differential bottom feed, puller feed, Unisom feed, and adjustable top feed mechanisms. Each type of feed mechanism serves a different purpose like advancing fabric, determining stitch length, and avoiding sewing faults. Specific mechanisms are then described in more detail like the drop feed mechanism, differential bottom feed mechanism, and needle feed mechanism. Problems with different mechanisms are also outlined along with remedies.
Guide to all the basic hand stitches for embroideries with procedure.
In this presentation all the basic hand stitches have been described for beginners.
Stitches like running stitch, chain stitch, fly stitch, blanket stitch, shadow stitch, back stitch, etc have been added which in turn can also be used in a variety of traditional hand embroideries.
I use this presentation for my lecture on basic hand stitches. With this presentation i have tried to make thing less complicated. please share your reviews.
Sharing is the new way of Learning.
This document provides the specifications and measurements for a half sleeve casual shirt in size S, including dimensions for the collar, chest, waist, hem, sleeves, shoulder width, and pocket placement and sizing. Key measurements include a 16 1/8 inch collar, 21 inch chest, 19 1/2 inch waist, 10 inch sleeve length, and 30 inch lengths for the front and back.
This document discusses different types of seams used in garment construction. It begins by defining a seam as the place where two pieces of fabric are joined together with stitches. It then provides details on 7 common types of seams - superimposed seam, lapped seam, bound seam, flat seam, decorative seam, edge neatening seam, and a seam similar to a lapped seam. For each seam type, it provides a definition and examples of typical usages. It concludes by discussing best practices for seams and factors that can affect the appearance of a seam.
Cutting is the process of separating fabric into precise pattern pieces. Accurate cutting facilitates sewing while inaccurate cutting can cause fitting issues. Factors that influence cutting accuracy include marker lines, cutting technique, pitch, fabric movement, and equipment condition. Cutting is done using hand shears, portable straight/round knives, stationary band knives/dies, or automatic laser/waterjet systems. Proper cutting sets up quality sewing and assembly.
The document is a lab report analyzing an assigned garment project for an apparel design class. It includes an analysis of a career dress identifying strengths like breathability from 90% cotton but weaknesses in limited fall color options. It also outlines the target market as professional women ages 30-40 with an average $80k salary. The collection for Fall 2012 will feature dark colors for a sleek, sexy look catering to the modern professional woman. Spec sheets provide fabric content and construction details for the dress, jacket and vest designs.
This document provides information on several clothing items and prints for different seasons and collections. It includes summaries of a patchwork jumper in red, a patchwork cardigan in khaki, a rose print shirt, a London t-shirt, and a checked men's shirt for AW10. It also provides details on graphic prints, surface embellishments, and looks for different collections inspired by themes like "The Hermit" and trends like "California Cool". Construction details, prints, fabrics, and prototypes are shown for performance cycling wear collections for Dos Caballos.
This collection features formal wear for women to be worn in a workplace setting. It aims to allow women to express their own style while maintaining modesty and suitability for the office environment. The designs incorporate twists and details like pleats, tucks, and flares to make the outfits unique while keeping the overall look simple like the office environment. Colors used are neutrals like charcoal grey and cloud colors.
This document defines common terms used in the garment industry, including processes like cutting, inspection, and stitching. It describes key stitching terms such as operations, Standard Allowed Minutes (SAM), Standard Per Minute Value (SMV), Revolutions Per Minute (RPM), and Stitches Per Inch (SPI). Quality-related terms like defects, Defects Per Hundred Units (DHU), and First Passed Yield (FPY) are also defined. The document provides explanations of these terms and their importance for measuring efficiency in garment production.
The document discusses different types of industrial sewing machine stitches and their classification. It describes 6 main classes of stitches (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600) based on their intended use and method of stitch formation. Each class has specific stitch types that are defined by the number of threads used and how they interloop or pass through the fabric. The key properties and applications of each stitch class are also outlined.
The document discusses three main constraints in marker planning for apparel production:
1) Pattern alignment must follow the grain line of the fabric to ensure proper hanging and draping.
2) Fabric symmetry/asymmetry must be considered to maintain consistent pattern direction.
3) Garment design characteristics like stripes must match when sewing pieces together.
The document outlines the key points that are typically included in a garment specification sheet, including sketches or designs of the product, measurement charts, printing and embroidery instructions, stitch instructions, washing instructions, accessories instructions, label instructions, and space for any additional comments. The specification sheet provides all necessary details for manufacturing a garment according to a buyer's requirements.
The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of a cluster facilitator for the Kisumu garment making cluster in Kenya. It outlines that a cluster facilitator should have knowledge of the cluster's industry and network, act neutrally to promote collaboration between members, and facilitate technical and legal support. The facilitator also coordinates partnerships, promotes international networking, helps members access funding, and motivates cooperation to increase competitiveness. The document then provides an overview of trained cluster facilitators in Kisumu who can take on the facilitator role.
This project was done for a digital Apparel & Merchandising university class; the components include: Textile Designs, Black & White Technical Sketches, Color Technical Sketches, a Promotional Postcard for a "vision" trunk show, and a cost sheet for one of the garments I designed.
This document introduces fabric spreading and discusses various related topics in fabric production. It lists the names of presenters and then defines fabric spreading as laying fabrics according to marker length and width to form a fabric lay with multiple layers. It discusses objectives of spreading, factors that affect lay height like thickness and volume, and requirements like keeping the fabric flat and aligned. It describes straight and stepped lay types and manual and mechanical spreading methods. It also covers splice types like straight line and interlock.
Seam And its Classification with seam problemSadia Textile
Like Comment And download.
What is Seam?
A seam is a joint of two pieces of fabric in producing a three -dimensional shape of a garment.
Properties of good seam are,
= Smooth fabric joints
= No Missed or Uneven stitches
= No damage to the material being sewn
= Achievement of strength, elasticity, Durability, security and comfort
= Comfortable while garment is in use
SEAMS DESIGNATION
Each stitched seam is designed numerically by five digits:
0.00.00 refers to the CLASS, 1-8;
0.00.00 refers to the material configuration,
01 to 99;
0.00.00 refers to needle penetrations, material configurations, 01-99.
Seam Classification:
According to British Standard 3870: 1991, seam is classified as-
Class 1- superimposed
Class 2- lapped
Class 3- bound
Class 4- flat
Class 5- decorative/channel
Class 6- edge neatening
Class 7- applied
Class 8- others
* Formed by lapping two pieces of component, they are produced with minimum of two pieces of component.
* One component is limited on one end and the other is limited on the other end. The limited edges of these two components are put in opposite directions.
* Used for: main seaming of denim jackets, jeans, and overalls. Fabrics that will not ravel, unlined garments, side seams of shirts, joining lace to another fabric, attaching patch pockets, decorative finish
At FashionTT's Fashion UPGRADE! Workshop, Violet Davis-Maurice provided great insight into creating garments that meet local and international standards.
The document discusses various cutting equipment and processes used in apparel manufacturing. It describes portable cutting knives, stationary cutters like band knives and die cutters, specialized machines, and methods for transferring marks. Servo cutters are introduced as a bridge between computer-controlled and manual cutting. The document also covers automated, numerically controlled cutting systems and specialized cutting machines like laser cutters, water jet cutters, and plasma cutters.
Flow chart and breif description of garments manufacturingSajawal Anwaar
The garment manufacturing process involves 14 main steps: 1) design/sketch, 2) pattern design, 3) sample making, 4) production pattern, 5) grading, 6) marker making, 7) spreading, 8) cutting, 9) sorting/bundling, 10) sewing/assembling, 11) inspection, 12) pressing/finishing, 13) final inspection, and 14) packing/dispatch. These steps transform fabric into finished, ready-to-wear garments through processes like pattern making, cutting, sewing, finishing, and quality control checks. Both computerized and manual methods are used throughout the manufacturing flow.
The document discusses various feed mechanisms used in sewing machines. There are several general categories of feed mechanisms including drop feed, needle feed, differential bottom feed, puller feed, Unisom feed, and adjustable top feed mechanisms. Each type of feed mechanism serves a different purpose like advancing fabric, determining stitch length, and avoiding sewing faults. Specific mechanisms are then described in more detail like the drop feed mechanism, differential bottom feed mechanism, and needle feed mechanism. Problems with different mechanisms are also outlined along with remedies.
Guide to all the basic hand stitches for embroideries with procedure.
In this presentation all the basic hand stitches have been described for beginners.
Stitches like running stitch, chain stitch, fly stitch, blanket stitch, shadow stitch, back stitch, etc have been added which in turn can also be used in a variety of traditional hand embroideries.
I use this presentation for my lecture on basic hand stitches. With this presentation i have tried to make thing less complicated. please share your reviews.
Sharing is the new way of Learning.
This document provides the specifications and measurements for a half sleeve casual shirt in size S, including dimensions for the collar, chest, waist, hem, sleeves, shoulder width, and pocket placement and sizing. Key measurements include a 16 1/8 inch collar, 21 inch chest, 19 1/2 inch waist, 10 inch sleeve length, and 30 inch lengths for the front and back.
This document discusses different types of seams used in garment construction. It begins by defining a seam as the place where two pieces of fabric are joined together with stitches. It then provides details on 7 common types of seams - superimposed seam, lapped seam, bound seam, flat seam, decorative seam, edge neatening seam, and a seam similar to a lapped seam. For each seam type, it provides a definition and examples of typical usages. It concludes by discussing best practices for seams and factors that can affect the appearance of a seam.
Cutting is the process of separating fabric into precise pattern pieces. Accurate cutting facilitates sewing while inaccurate cutting can cause fitting issues. Factors that influence cutting accuracy include marker lines, cutting technique, pitch, fabric movement, and equipment condition. Cutting is done using hand shears, portable straight/round knives, stationary band knives/dies, or automatic laser/waterjet systems. Proper cutting sets up quality sewing and assembly.
The document is a lab report analyzing an assigned garment project for an apparel design class. It includes an analysis of a career dress identifying strengths like breathability from 90% cotton but weaknesses in limited fall color options. It also outlines the target market as professional women ages 30-40 with an average $80k salary. The collection for Fall 2012 will feature dark colors for a sleek, sexy look catering to the modern professional woman. Spec sheets provide fabric content and construction details for the dress, jacket and vest designs.
This document provides information on several clothing items and prints for different seasons and collections. It includes summaries of a patchwork jumper in red, a patchwork cardigan in khaki, a rose print shirt, a London t-shirt, and a checked men's shirt for AW10. It also provides details on graphic prints, surface embellishments, and looks for different collections inspired by themes like "The Hermit" and trends like "California Cool". Construction details, prints, fabrics, and prototypes are shown for performance cycling wear collections for Dos Caballos.
This collection features formal wear for women to be worn in a workplace setting. It aims to allow women to express their own style while maintaining modesty and suitability for the office environment. The designs incorporate twists and details like pleats, tucks, and flares to make the outfits unique while keeping the overall look simple like the office environment. Colors used are neutrals like charcoal grey and cloud colors.
The document describes a proposed clothing line targeting women ages 30-45. It includes sketches and descriptions of 6 garments: The Audrey Coat, The Twiggy Dress, The Michelle Cardigan, The Victoria Slacks, The Amelia Blouse, and The Jackie Skirt. Each garment description provides fabric details, care instructions, and suggested retail price. Accompanying each is an analysis of garment construction details. Materials cost and wholesale price are calculated for each design.
The document provides details on a proposed clothing line targeting fashionable women ages 30-45. It includes sketches and descriptions of 6 items: The Audrey Coat, The Twiggy Dress, The Michelle Cardigan, The Victoria Slacks, The Amelia Blouse, and The Jackie Skirt. Each item is inspired by iconic women and styles of the 1960s. Materials costs and wholesale pricing are estimated for each garment.
This document contains information for a style called the Audreanne dress from the Summer 2012 season. It is made of 100% silk fabric called J137 Ikat Print Savory Silk. The dress has a 1/4" ruffle at the top with elastic and a separate wrap back with 7 rows of ties spaced 1/4" apart. It has shirring around the pockets and hem. Label and care information is also provided.
FIBRES:
COTTON is a soft , fluffy staple fiber which is most often spun into yarn or thread and used to make a soft breathable textile.
LYCRA is a type of synthetic fabric that is very elastic. It is also called as spandex or elastane.
POLYESTER is a specific material most often refers to polyethylene terephthalate(PET) . It includes chemicals found in nature such as in plant cuticles
LINEN is a textile made from the fibers of flax plant used in traditional textiles.
NYLON is thermoplastic silky material that can be melt-processed into fibers , films or shapes.
LYOCELL is a form of rayon which consists of cellulose fiber made from dissolving pulp (bleached wood pulp) using dry jet-wet spinning.
VISCOSE is obtained by chemical treatment of cellulose and used as the basis of manufacturing rayon.
POLYAMIDE is a macro molecule with repeating unit linked by amide bonds.it occurs both naturally and artificially.
This document provides an overview of the textile industry and related technologies. It discusses the main production areas of textiles, including raw materials, yarn forming, fabric forming, and finishing. Specific fiber types are described, such as cotton and polyester. The document also outlines training programs for textile sector development and includes presentations on weaving design and computer-aided design of textiles.
1. Kisses
by Anika Burnett
Spring 2013 Collection
Stephanie Burnett
Dominique Marsh
Julio Santos
Anika Hossain
MDSE 1650.303 – Fall Apparel Line Project
2. Analysis of Spring 2013 Garment
Garment Scenario
Traditional department store
Junior’s asymmetrical handkerchief skirt with flower detail
Fabric content is 100% Cotton Jersey knit
Garment was a Best Seller
Department price range $65 to $85
Moderate range seller
Strengths / Opportunities
Age appropriate length and form
Elastic waist band allows comfortable fit for all sizes
The jersey fabric is easily cared for
Weaknesses / Challenges
Only two colors were available for Spring 2012,
white and hot pink
Material has a tendency to shrink
Stains and dirt are easily visible on fabric
4. Young and Sophisticated Lines
Fresh and Feminine Pastels
Fresh Geometric Patterns
Soft and Breezy Fabrics
Kisses by Anika Burnett
Spring 2013 Concept
6. GARMENT #2 - SPEC SHEET
Division : Junior's SPRING 2013 STYLE # KMD1700 Dept:Jackets Printed Blazer
SIZE INFORMATION
SIZE RANGE XS S M L XL
FABRIC INFORMATION
MAIN FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT 100% Cotton
FABRIC CONSTRUCTION Woven
WEAVE TYPE Plain Weave
DYED OR PRINTED Printed
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in China
LINING FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton
LINING CONSTRUCTION Woven
WEAVE TYPE Plain Weave
DYED OR PRINTED Dyed
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in USA
INTERFACING OR FILL FABRIC
IMAGE OF GARMENT
FIBER CONTENT 80% Polyester, 20% Nylon
LINING CONSTRUCTION Nonwoven
WEAVE TYPE
DYED OR PRINTED Acid-Dyed
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in USA
FINDINGS/ TRIMS / DECORATIVE DETAILS
CLOSEURE TYPE - 1 Large Black Buttons 4-eyed (3)
CLOSEURE TYPE - 2
THREAD - FIBER CONTENT 100% Polyester
DECORATIVE DETAILS
CONSTRUCTION & SILHOUETTE
COLLAR / NECKLINE TYPE Notched Neckline
SLEEVE TYPE Two-Piece Tailored Sleeves
SHAPING DEVICES USED IF ANY Double Pointed Darts (2)
SILHOUETTE (DRESSES ONLY)
ADDITIONAL LABEL INFORMATION
CARE INSTRUCTIONS Dry Clean Only, Low heat iron if needed
STITCH & SEAM INFORMATION
BOTTOM HEM
SEAM TYPE Double-Folded Hem
STITCH STYPE 301 Lockstitch
ARMSCYE
SEAM TYPE Superimposed Seam
STITCH STYPE 515 Safety Stitch
COLOR / PRINT OPTIONS
COLOR / PRINT 1 Black and Grey Geometric Print
COLOR / PRINT 2 Pink and Fuscia Geometric Print
COLOR / PRINT 3 Teal and Pale Blue Geometric Print
COLOR / PRINT 4
7. GARMENT 1 - SPEC SHEET
Division : Junior's SPRING 2013 STYLE # KMY1800 Dept: Bottoms Asymmetrical handkerchief skirt with
SIZE INFORMATION
SIZE RANGE XS S M L XL
FABRIC INFORMATION
MAIN FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT 100% Cotton
FABRIC CONSTRUCTION Jersey Knit
WEAVE TYPE
DYED OR PRINTED Dyed
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in China
LINING FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton
LINING CONSTRUCTION Woven
WEAVE TYPE Plain Weave
DYED OR PRINTED DTM main fabric color
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in USA
IMAGE OF GARMENT
INTERFACING OR FILL FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT
FABRIC CONSTRUCTION
DYED OR PRINTED
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
FINDINGS/ TRIMS / DECORATIVE DETAILS
CLOSEURE TYPE - 1
CLOSEURE TYPE - 2
THREAD - FIBER CONTENT 100% Polyester Thread
DECORATIVE DETAILS Flower Embellishment
CONSTRUCTION & SILHOUETTE
COLLAR / NECKLINE TYPE
SLEEVE TYPE
SHAPING DEVICES USED IF ANY
SILHOUETTE (DRESSES ONLY)
ADDITIONAL LABEL INFORMATION
CARE INSTRUCTIONS Machine wash cold delicate, tumble dry low heat
STITCH & SEAM INFORMATION
BOTTOM HEM
SEAM TYPE Single-Fold Hem
STITCH STYPE 301 Plain Stitch
ARMSCYE
SEAM TYPE
STITCH STYPE
COLOR / PRINT OPTIONS
COLOR / PRINT 1 Banana Creme
COLOR / PRINT 2 Dusty Rose
COLOR / PRINT 3 Ades Mint
COLOR / PRINT 4
8. GARMENT #3 - SPEC SHEET
Division : Junior's SPRING 2013 STYLE # KMD1800 Dept: Tops Sleeveless, V-Neck Basic Camisole
SIZE INFORMATION
SIZE RANGE XS S M L XL
FABRIC INFORMATION
MAIN FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT 100% Cotton
FABRIC CONSTRUCTION Jersey Knit
WEAVE TYPE
DYED OR PRINTED Dyed
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Made in China
LINING FABRIC
FIBER CONTENT
LINING CONSTRUCTION
WEAVE TYPE
DYED OR PRINTED
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
INTERFACING OR FILL FABRIC
IMAGE OF GARMENT
FIBER CONTENT
LINING CONSTRUCTION
WEAVE TYPE
DYED OR PRINTED
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
FINDINGS/ TRIMS / DECORATIVE DETAILS
CLOSEURE TYPE - 1
CLOSEURE TYPE - 2
THREAD - FIBER CONTENT 100% Polyester
DECORATIVE DETAILS
CONSTRUCTION & SILHOUETTE
COLLAR / NECKLINE TYPE Square Neckline
SLEEVE TYPE Sleeveless
SHAPING DEVICES USED IF ANY
SILHOUETTE (DRESSES ONLY)
ADDITIONAL LABEL INFORMATION
CARE INSTRUCTIONS Machine wash cold delicate, tumble dry low heat
STITCH & SEAM INFORMATION
BOTTOM HEM
SEAM TYPE Single-fold Hem
STITCH STYPE 301 Plain Stitch
ARMSCYE
SEAM TYPE Enclosed Seam
STITCH STYPE 301 Lockstitch
COLOR / PRINT OPTIONS
COLOR / PRINT 1 Chalky Charcoal
COLOR / PRINT 2 Blank Canvas
COLOR / PRINT 3 Black Sea
COLOR / PRINT 4
9. Cost Sheet
Item Description : Junior's Printed Blazer
Style # : KMD1700
Season : Spring 2013
A. Fabrics & Linings
Price
per Yard Qty Retail Cost
Item or Item Needed Price Price
Garment Fabric #1 100% Cotton, Plain Weave $9.99 1.84 $ 18.38 $ 9.19
Garment Fabric #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Lining #1 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton, Plain Weave
$5.99 1.6 $ 9.58 $ 4.79 Image of Garment
Lining #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Interfacing (if any) 80% Polyester, 20% Nylon, Non-woven$2.25 0.13 $ 0.29 $ 0.15
Total Fabrics & Linings: $ 14.13
B. Findings & Trim
Price
per Yard Qty Retail Cost
Item or Item Needed Price Price
Thread #1 100% Polyester Thread $2.79 1 $ 2.79 $ 1.40
Thread #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Buttons or Hook & Eye Large Black 4-eyed Buttons (3) $1.40 1.5 $ 2.10 $ 1.05
Zipper $ - $ -
Elastic or Drawstring $ - $ -
Decorative Trim $ - $ -
Total Findings & Trim : $ 2.45
C. Labor Costs
Cutting Cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Sewing cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Total Labor : $ 6.00
D. Final Wholesale Cost Total A, B, & C $ 22.57 100% Polyester Thread
E. Suggested Retail $49.99
F. Markup% on Retail 55%
Swatch Swatch Swatch
Fabric Name : 100% Cotton, Plain Weave, main fabric 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton, Plain Weave Lining 80% Polyester, 20% Nylon Nonwoven Interfacing
10. Cost Sheet
Asymmetrical handkerchief skirt with
flower detail
Item Description :
Style # : KMY1800
Season : Spring 2013
A. Fabrics & Linings
Price per Qty Retail Cost
Item Yard or Item Needed Price Price
Garment Fabric #1 100% Cotton, Jersey Knit $5.99 1.13 $ 6.77 $ 3.38
Garment Fabric #2 (if any) $ - $ - Image of Garment
Lining #1 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton, Plain Weave $5.99 1.13 $ 6.77 $ 3.38
Lining #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Interfacing (if any) $ - $ -
Total Fabrics & Linings: $ 6.77
B. Findings & Trim
Price per Qty Retail Cost
Item Yard or Item Needed Price Price
Thread #1 100% Polyester $2.79 1 $ 2.79 $ 1.40
Thread #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Buttons or Hook & Eye $ - $ -
Zipper $ - $ -
Elastic or Drawstring 3/4 inch, Knit Non-Roll Elastic Waist Band $1.49 1 $ 1.49 $ 0.75
Decorative Trim Flower Embellishment - 100% Cotton $5.99 0.25 $ 1.50 $ 0.75
Total Findings & Trim : $ 2.89
C. Labor Costs
Cutting Cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Sewing cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Total Labor : $ 6.00
D. Final Wholesale Cost Total A, B, & C $ 15.66
E. Suggested Retail $39.99
F. Markup% on Retail 61%
Swatch Swatch Swatch
Fabric Name : 100% Cotton, Jersey Knit - Main Garment Fabric 70% Polyester, 30% Cotton, Plain Woven Lining 100% Polyester Thread
11. Cost Sheet
Item Description : Sleeveless Square Neck Basic Camisole
Style # : KMD1800
Season : Spring 2013
A. Fabrics & Linings
Price per Qty Retail Cost
Item Yard or Item Needed Price Price
Garment Fabric #1 100% Cotton, Jersey Knit $5.99 1 $ 5.99 $ 3.00
Garment Fabric #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Lining #1 $ - $ - Image of Garment
Lining #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Interfacing (if any) $ - $ -
Total Fabrics & Linings: $ 3.00
B. Findings & Trim
Price per Qty Retail Cost
Item Yard or Item Needed Price Price
Thread #1 100% Polyester Thread $2.49 1 $ 2.49 $ 1.25
Thread #2 (if any) $ - $ -
Buttons or Hook & Eye $ - $ -
Zipper $ - $ -
Elastic or Drawstring $ - $ -
Decorative Trim $ - $ -
Total Findings & Trim : $ 1.25
C. Labor Costs
Cutting Cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Sewing cost per item (Do not delete) $ 3.00
Total Labor : $ 6.00
D. Final Wholesale Cost Total A, B, & C $ 10.24
E. Suggested Retail $20.99
F. Markup% on Retail 51%
Swatch Swatch
Fabric Name : 100% Cotton, Jersey Knit, Main Garment Fabric 100% Polyester Thread