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What is Fashion Portfolio? The collection of all the samples made and designed by a fashion designer is known as fashion portfolio. It is a way to showcase the collection of works and designs before a potential client. A fashion portfolio is very necessary for fashion designer and consists of several important components. It is suggested that, the introduction to a portfolio must not...

What is Seamless Garment Technology? Seamless garments are like a second skin and are comfortable and make very elegant outer. Seamless garment technology is advancement in apparel industry which eliminates the fabric laying, cutting and sewing process. This new concept is becoming very popular in western countries, as there are advantages to wearing a seamless garment. Seamless knitting technology has entered the mainstream in...

Introduction: The personality of a person is revealed from the clothes that he wears and the first aspect to be noticed while decorating the clothes is the design. And these designs range from nature to artificial, decorative as well as different types. The ornamental design is used to decorate the garment in such a way that it enhances the beauty of the garment and...

Introduction: Printing has added a new dimension and diversity to the textile industry. The fabric is dyed, printed and finished before it is made. At present, the importance of printing is very high in the garment industry. Different types of designs are printed on any fabric which brings out the taste of the people. The world’s textile printing is also changing rapidly in line...

What is Fashion? Fashion refers to how people dress, as well as the styles and designs that are popular or in trend for a specific period. It is an ever-evolving art form that can reflect the lifestyle, values, attitudes, and beliefs of a society. Different society, culture, entity, history prevails in different taste in fashion. Fashion can also be seen as a form of...

What is Pattern Making? In the garment industry, the form that is made by drawing a replica of each part of a garment on a flat cardboard is called a pattern. Separate patterns are made for each part of the garment. These patterns are used to paint each part of the garment on the cloth or on marker paper before cutting the cloth. The...