Appearance issues in garment processing

Fan, Jintu; Lau, L.; Hunter, Lawrance

doi:10.1533/9781845696443.131

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“…The thermal wear comfort of the warm-up knitted fabric specimens was measured using a KES-F7 (Thermolabo II, Kato Tech. Co. LTD., Japan) measuring apparatus [67]. The maximum heat flow at the transient state (Qmax, J/cm 2 Ás) of the knitted fabric specimens were measured using a KES-F7 system at 20 AE 1°C and 70 AE 5% RH.…”

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Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Kim¹,

Kim²

2023

Ceramic Materials - Present and Future

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Recently, high performance functional textile goods have been commercialized using various ceramic nano-powders such as ZrC, Al2O3, SiO2, ZnO, ATO and TiO2 embedded in the yarns and fabrics. This study examines warm-cool feeling characteristics of ceramic incorporated fabrics with their process, characterization and thermal characteristics. This topic is divided as follows : review (introduction), preparation (experimental), characterization with thermal property (results and discussion), and summary. As a review, heat release and storage properties of the various ceramic embedded fabrics are introduced and multifunctional properties of different ceramic-embedded fabrics such as UV-cut and anti-static with thermal wear comfort are reviewed with types of ceramic particles embedded in the yarns through the literatures published up to now. In addition, warm-cool feelings of ceramic-embedded fabrics prepared in this study are compared and summarized with dye-affinity, color-fastness and tactile wearing performance of the ceramic-embedded fabrics. Finally, future prospect for application to textiles of ceramic materials are proposed.

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“…Thermal insulation value (TIV) of the knitted fabric specimens was measured as a measure of the heat insulation rate using Eq. ( 2) [67].…”

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Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Kim¹,

Kim²

2023

Ceramic Materials - Present and Future

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Advanced Technology in Apparel Manufacturing

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Rifat²,

Sakib-Uz-Zaman

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Textile Science and Clothing Technology

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The Effect of Sewing Parameters and Washing Cycles on Seam Performance of Single Jersey Fabrics

Yildiz

Pamuk

2023

Journal of Testing and Evaluation

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The objective of this study is to improve the production performance of apparel companies by identifying the appropriate sewing parameters for specific knitted fabric groups. For this purpose, knitted fabrics of 100 % cotton, 100 % viscose, 100 % polyester, and their blends with elastane were produced with different masses. The specimens were sewn with different sewing parameters. Then, seam strength and seam pucker values of the sewn specimens were measured before and after ten repeated washing cycles. The data were used to analyze the factors affecting the seam quality. The findings of this study revealed that fabric composition is an important factor in the selection of sewing thread. For polyester-based samples, the highest seam strength values were measured for samples sewn with core-spun thread both before and after washing. At the same time, the cotton and viscose-based fabrics generally gave better results with spun polyester thread before washing. However, after washing, the highest seam strength values were measured for these samples sewn with mercerized cotton thread. In addition, mercerized cotton and polyester spun threads had lower pucker values before washing, regardless of fabric type. Mercerized cotton threads, on the other hand, were more prone to seam puckering after washing. It was also found that increasing needle size from 70 to 90 resulted in a decrease in seam strength. As stitch density increased, seam strength and seam pucker increased in the same way. However, the study showed no effect of needle size on seam pucker.

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Appearance issues in garment processing

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Warm/Cool Feeling Characteristics of Ceramic-Incorporated Fabrics: Process, Characterization, and Thermal Properties

Advanced Technology in Apparel Manufacturing

The Effect of Sewing Parameters and Washing Cycles on Seam Performance of Single Jersey Fabrics

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