Controlling sewing output DHU by data visualization and root cause analysis
Abstract In this competitive apparel market, uncontrolled Defect per Hundred Units (DHU) is killing company’s competitiveness and profit margin as well. High DHU% is causing
Category : STB Projects
Increasing lab to bulk right-first-time (RFT)% by methodical lab to bulk recipe development
Abstract The aim of this study focuses on achieving targeted result from lab to bulk in the first go. This means at every colouring the targeted shade should be achieved the very first
A comparative study between conventional rotary screen printing and digital all over printing
Abstract Due to the ever increasing interest and developments in digital all over printing in the textile printing arena, a study has been made to
Sustainable enzyme wash for indigo denim using less stone
For achieving a worn-out effect or vintage look of denim, the washing industry has been using pumice stones for a very long time. Pumice stone
Cost-effective IoT implementation in garments sector with RFID tracking system
Consumer behavior and retail trends are changing in the global apparel industry. Consumers are rapidly moving into a fast fashion which can put significant pressure
Innovation gets momentum through Textile Talent Hunt competition
Innovation outcomes of Textile Talent Hunt (TTH)’s 7th season revealed after 2-year long transformation journey in its grand finale program held on 30 March 2022
Developing a Standard ‘On Time Trims and Accessories Delivery’ Procedure
ABSTRACT Delay of a single box of trims or accessories causes the whole production line to stop; that is how production efficiency is reduced. This
Resolving bottlenecks of garment sewing floor in possible ways
Abstract This project is on “Solving bottleneck of a sewing line in possible way”. The selected method for this purpose focuses on cycle time reduction
Reducing Fit test and Production (PP) Approvals Delay of Garment Production.
ABSTRACT This project aims to reduce Fit test and Production (PP) approvals delay of garment production. Fit samples and PP samples are being rejected and
Making shrinkage percentage consistent in denim garments manufacturing and washing processes.
Abstract Textile fabric has a common feature that it shrinks in wet processing. Woven fabric shrinkage (2-4%) varies from knit shrinkage (3- 8%). Shrinkage of
