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I am just writing to let you know that this project report titled “Study on Finishing Defects in Garment Industry” has been prepared by ID student and has been completed for final grading. The entire report has been prepared based on due investigation and analysis through critical analysis of empirical data with required items. Therefore, it will be highly appreciated if you accept this project report and consider it for final evaluation.
Quality can be defined as the level of acceptance of goods or service, ad this quality depends on all parts of an industry such as cutting section, sewing section, finishing section. We are specially working with the finishing section of poem fashion ltd. The theoretical part of the project provides basic information about finishing and finishing section, first we describe about introduction of finishing. In chapter 1 we describe totally about finishing section, what types of work are done in finishing section, objectives of finishing and limitation of finishing section, we tried to all basic things about finishing in the introduction.
Background of the Study
Objectives of the Study
Significance of the Study
Limitations
Garments Finishing
In the finishing sector of fashion poetry Ltd. we inspected 11 days every 3 hours and found some defects. At poem fashion ltd we inspected the garments and tried to find some defects in finishing and stitching in 11 days. Now a daily buyer requires special demands on the quality of a product. We are doing our internship at POEM FASHION LTD.
Total finishing room management process in garments industry
Washing
Pressing
Removal of unwanted creases and creases: During garment production, wrinkling occurs in the garment due to operator handling and tying the garment tightly in the box. Hide imperfections: Printing can hide a multitude (large number) of imperfections and wear defects, such as frayed seams and naps. To apply creases where necessary: Sometimes in clothing we may need to apply some permanent creases like a plate on shirts and for this purpose we need to apply creases or pleats by pressing.
Shaping: Darting and seaming are used to make garments fit properly to the shape of the human body. Pressing: For sewing, light and proper pressing is done on some parts of the clothes before sewing, which is called pressing. Final pressing: The pressing which is done before the clothes are packed is known as final pressing.
Packaging
Carton specifications
A telescoping box must be at least 175 pounds per square inch for the top and 120 pounds per square inch for the bottom.
Inspection
To ensure that finished garments have no loose threads or stains and are printed to give an acceptable appearance to the customer's specifications. To ensure that all inner boxes contain the correct quality by size and color and that the boxes contain the correct number of cartons and display the correct markings. Randomly select from the packing department a quantity of shirt according to the sample plan.
Remove the shirt from the poly bag and measure to make sure it is the correct folded size &. Unfold the garment and ensure that all packaging items have been used as specified. Visually inspect the garment for its overall appearance, paying particular attention to the critical areas ie.
If a defect is found, a green Q.C sticker should be applied to the garment and the details recorded on the inspection form. After unfolding the garment, measure it to ensure size tolerance is allowed after pressing. If a garment is shown as rejected, a red Q.C sticker must be applied to the garment and the garment must be re-passed to the press supervisor.
Garments finishing faults
Finishing defects
Production Data
Finishing section [sample]
Style no: WML=0FT Fabric Description: [MEN] short-sleeved polo shirt, Lacost fabric Colour: gray Odr/Quantity: 2 500. Style no: WML=0FT Fabric description: [men] short-sleeved polo shirt, Lacost fabric Colour: gray Odr/Quantity: 2500. Style no: WML=LFT Fabric Description: [Men] long-sleeved polo shirt, Lacoste fabric Colour: Gray Qty/Qty.: 2500.
No. Style: WMC=LFT Product Description: [Women's] Long Sleeve Polo Shirt, Lacost Fabric Color: Gray Sq./Qty.: 2500.
SUMMARY TABLE
Errors like Point up down, Measurement error, Poly attachment error, Oil spot, Dirty spot, Ironing error, Wrong bar coding etc.
Graphical analysis of production report for shirt
Graphical analysis of production report for shirt
Graphical analysis of production report for shirt
Graphical analysis of production report for shirt
Graphical analysis of finishing report for shirt
Missing Stitch Print Stain Label Missing Oil Stain Improper Joining Stitch Drop Improper Closure Broken Stitch Hole Open Seam Reject Uncut Thread Needle Mark Dry Spot. Missing Stitch Printing Stain Label Missing Oil Stain Improper Joining Stitch Drop Improper Closure Broken Stitch Hole Open Seam Reject Uncut Thread Needle Mark. Missing Stitch Printing Stain Label Missing Oil Stain Improper Joining Stitch Drop Improper Closure Broken Stitch Pinhole Open Seam Reject Uncut Thread Needle Mark Dry Spot.
Name Label Missing Improper Joining Needle Mark Improper Closing Stitch Dropping Stitch Missing Printing Sports Hole Broken Stitch Open Needle Oil Stain Dirty Spot Uncut Thread Reject Raw Edge.
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Conclusion
