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DRESS MAKING - CITS

1 Design and development
▪ Design intent: Establish the design concept for the garment.
▪ Research: Explore construction and design elements.
▪ Sketching: Create initial design concepts.
▪ Analysis and adjustment: Evaluate and modify the initial design as needed.

▪ Fashion illustrations: Develop detailed fashion illustrations.
▪ Design brief: Prepare a comprehensive design document for communication.
2 Sample section
- Develop various types of samples:
▪ First pattern sample: Convert the design into a physical garment.

▪ Development sample: Derived from the primary pattern sample.
▪ Second pattern sample: Adjusted based on designer feedback.
▪ Counter sample: Follow a different sample provided by the merchandiser.
▪ Salesman sample: Created when pricing is confirmed.
▪ Photo sample: Used for catalog photoshoots.

▪ Approval sample: Sent to the buyer for approval.
▪ Pre-Production Sample: Produced before bulk production.
▪ Production Sample: Assures compliance with specifications.
3 Pattern making

▪ Develop patterns based on the approved design.
▪ Ensure accurate fit and proportions.
4 Grading
▪ Create size variations (grading) for different sizes.
▪ Maintain consistent proportions across sizes.
5 Marking and fabric cutting

▪ Transfer pattern markings onto fabric.
▪ Cut fabric pieces according to the markers.
6 Sewing
▪ Assemble fabric pieces by stitching.

▪ Ensure quality during sewing.
7 Finishing
▪ Ironing and pressing to enhance appearance.
▪ Attach hang tags and labels.
8 Final Inspection and Packaging:

▪ Inspect the finished garment for quality.

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