The garments label refers to a separate component attached to a garment. This contains some necessary information about that dress. For example, the size of

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In a knitting cycle, yarn feeding is commonly fed at the same time as the needle is raised for clearing and the hook is open. For non-stop knitting, yarn is to be supplied or fed to the needles or to the knitting zone continuously. In weft knitting, yarn is usually provided from cones or other appropriate yarn packages located in
» Read moreThe garments label refers to a separate component attached to a garment. This contains some necessary information about that dress. For example, the size of the garment, type of fiber, care information, country of manufacture, trademark, etc. It is essential to have a label on the garment for export. No garment may be sold without some sort of label attached
» Read moreA sewing machine is used to stitch the cloth and different pliable materials together with threads. Sewing machines were invented during the first industrial revolution to reduce the amount of manual sewing in the garment industry. Since its discovery, it has greatly improved the efficiency and productivity of the textile, apparel, and needle industries. The clothes we wear today had
» Read moreSinker is the Second most important part of knitting. Sinker is a thin metal plate positioned in between the needles. Sinker to the direction of movement of needles and maintain a fixed height. It is used weft and warp knitting with latch needle as well as the bearded needle. The construction in addition to the function of the sinker varies
» Read moreA knitting machine with needles and yarn feeds organized in a circle for knitting fabrics, hosiery, sweaters, and underwear. A knitting machine is used to make knittedĀ fabrics. The device carries and coordinates the movement of a number of mechanisms and gadgets each performing specific characteristic which contributes towards the efficiency of the knitting action. The body or frame either circular
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