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What does bi-cut mean?
Bi-cut is a term commonly used in the fashion industry to describe garments that are designed to have a symmetrical cut with two distinct parts or sections. This cut gives the garment a unique and often modern look, with each section serving a specific purpose in the overall design.
Who invented sweaters?
We don't really know. But the word (and the garment) seems to have come into fashion in the mid-1800s. Some sources credit it to Major General James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, a British military office who liked to wear what we today would call a sweater-vest. People liked the way it looked and they began asking for one just like it, referring to it as a "cardigan." But other sources say this is an urban legend. There are dictionary references that say the word "sweater" goes back to the early 1800s, when athletes (especially rowers) wore a heavy wool garment intended to make them sweat when they were working out, to help them lose excess weight. We do not know whose idea this was, or who made those original garments, but again, by the late 1800s, the word was in popular use, referring to any wool garment worn to be fashionable and to keep one warm.
What is the meaning of the name Zimal?
Zimal is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means any large item of clothing that covers the entire body, such as a garment, robe, or abaya. It also means “provisions for a journey.”
Why are pantyhose called pantyhose?
Originally pantyhose or tights were worn by men in Victorian times. They were worn like long socks or 'hose'. Women wore a longer version called stockings. As times moved on and women became more liberated, and the discovery of nylon, the hose was developed with a pant or panty attached. Hence pantyhose. Prior to this, silk and cotton stockings were worn.
146 females workers died in what fire?
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in 1911 resulted in the deaths of 146 female garment workers in New York City. The tragedy was a turning point in labor rights and workplace safety in the United States.
What are garments of god mean?
what are the garment of god
What does garments mean?
clothing so like your top is a garment
Loose fitting garment worn by Arabs?
Loose arab garments
What questions are asked in garment merchandising interview?
About garments fabric costing, measurement, garments costing, trims, shipment. etc.
Why do you put suits in a garment bag and put garments in a suitcase?
Why not? Ok, what next? (:
What do you mean by Garments Merchandising?
It is basically the quality control process in the Garment Industry.
Can you give sentence using the word garment?
The boy was busy putting on his garments.
What is garment babydow?
A garment is what your baby wears. A Private Boutique garment is what player design. They cost one pass. You can make your own PB garments by buying an Arnica Workshop.
What is the ratio for 4 garments cleaned for 12.00?
1 garment : 3 units of currency
Why is a garment factory an industrial market?
A garment factory is an industrial market because the garments are sold from one business to another. Raw materials are used at a garment factory to produce an end product.
What is the average cost of a garment?
The average cost of a garment varies greatly depending on the quality and style of the garment. Some garments will cost $5 or less at a discount store like Walmart. Some garments can cost several thousands of dollars. The average price of a t-shirt in the US would be about $12 to about $24.
What is the role of QA in the garment industry?
QA plays a vital role in the garment industry. Quality Assurance personnel determine that the material is of good quality, the garments are sewn properly, that the color will stay in the material, and that the finished garments look and fit well.
