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Name Industrial Production of Apparel Course
Code DRES 271 Prerequisite DRES 113 - Draw patterns - DRES 105 - Advanced sewing techniques
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 4
Collaborative training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 2
Practical 4
Training 0
Course Description
This course contains a new approach in sewing techniques by means of devices and tools that help in the process of preparation and operation in an industrial way as well as explaining the stages of production followed in the ready-made garments factory, namely: (design and preparation for production - production - processing) taking into account the speed, mastery and quality system in the production of clothes According to the energy specified in the production plan to work in the workshop or clothing factory.
The general objective of the course:
This course aims to provide the trainee with the ability to produce industrially ready-made clothes and to apply quality systems and standards in production.
The detailed objectives of the course:
By the end of this course, the trainee will be able to:
1. Know the basic concepts in garment manufacturing.
2. Multiple stages of manufacturing ready-made clothes.
3. Preparing the operational plan for the production stages.
4. Design the sample required for the model.
5. Patron paints the sample.
6. Perform the sample required for the model.
7. Patron turned the sample into a full pattern.
8. Determines the production line to be worked on.
9. Pieces of clothing shall be executed according to the sequence of production stages Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours
Theoretical practical
Terms and definitions 4 8
Stages of producing clothing pieces - first: the stage of design
and preparation for production 8 16
Second: the production phase 16 32
Third: the preparation stage 4 8
Total 32 64
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1. Preparing the workplace (good lighting - ventilation - air conditioning).
2. Wearing appropriate clothes when working (petticoats - eye protection goggles).
3. Ensure the safety of electrical appliances before use.
4. Implementing the necessary safety measures to carry out maintenance.
5. Return the tools to their place after completion of the work.
The detailed approach (theoretical and practical)
hours Content Assessment tools
12
Terms and definitions:
o Manufacturing
o Types of manufacturing.
o Industry development.
o Industry and its types.
o Manufacturing ingredients.
o Industrial unit elements.
o Garment industry.
o Stages of garment production.
o the sample .
o Definition of interlock and interlock.
o the cost.
o Commercial Albatron.
o Pattern modification by reducing, enlarging, lengthening and shortening
Oral exams Written exams
Subject references
1- Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (. 1421 AH). Ready-to-wear clothes between preparation and production. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
2- Musa, Siham Zaki and Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Jawhar, Emad and Abbas, Amr (2003 AD). Planning and production of the clothing industry, first edition, Cairo: The World of Books
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Stages of garment production:
o First: the stage of design and preparation for production, which includes:
o 1 - The sample design and implementation stage:
o Drawing the required design or choosing it from among the commercial patterns.
o Determine the used materials and supplements.
o Determine the size to be performed.
o Draw a full pattern. Download the model.
o Determine the required materials.
o Fabric processing.
o Install pattern and take marks.
o Cut out the parts of the model.
Oral exams Written exams Practical performance
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2 - Preparation for production:
o Pattern preparation process (converting the sample pattern into a synthetic pattern):
o Mid-pattern preparation.
o Preparation of the complete pattern.
o Adding increments to shear and write data.
o Put the pattern parts on the cardboard.
o Aluminum pattern coating.
o Assemble the pattern pieces into a bundle.
o (Patterns can also be prepared by computer drawing or patterning on the mannequin.)
o Determine the width of the fabric and the method of straightening the fabric.
o Engaging the pattern parts on the metrag layer to determine the required number of meters, taking into account (the direction of the fabric - the direction of the graphics, the lint and the gloss).
2- Fabric inspection process:
o Preparing the fabric in the required quantities.
o Checking the fabric used in production by means of a fabric inspection device or manual inspection.
o Excluding damaged fabrics to obtain a high quality product.
3 - Model accessories preparation process:
o Determine the model's needs in terms of
accessories such as: (accessories - used threads - buttons - fasteners ... etc).
Subject references
1- Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (. 1421 AH). Ready-to-wear clothes between preparation and production. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
2- Musa, Siham Zaki and Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Jawhar, Emad and Abbas, Amr (2003 AD). Planning and production of the clothing industry, first edition, Cairo: The World of Books.
3- Jabr, Bahira. Seif, Manal. (2016) Readymade Garment Production Engineering, First Edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
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Second: The production stage (provided that they are clothing items) and includes:
1- The process of straightening the cloth:
o Spread several layers of cloth below the metra layer, either the individual is manual or automatic, taking into account:
o The length and width of the fabric layers are the same for the metrag layer.
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o Taking into account the tension adjustment so that it does not affect the nature of the fabric and the dimension of the cut.
2- The cloth cutting process:
o Separating the parts of the cloth based on the metrag layer, taking into account:
o Separate the large portions first, then the small portions.
3- Part numbering process:
o Each layer of the stretched fabric has the same number as the first layer, so they are all the same number.
4- The assembly process:
o The pattern parts are assembled together in bundles through the assembly line, and the assembly label is placed on the packages so that it contains:
(Model number - size - implementation steps - quantity).
5- Operation (sewing):
o Assembling the parts that were cut together by sewing by machine and the operation stage is divided into four sections:
o Preparations section (in which the piece is
prepared for assembly, such as sticking the stuffing ...).
o Assembly department
o The front parts assembly section o Front and back assembly section
o During the training semester, two production lines are defined by following the previous stages of producing the pieces of clothing
o 1- Individual production o 2- Collective production
o A file is prepared showing a plan for producing a piece of clothing
Subject references
2- Musa, Siham Zaki and Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Jawhar, Emad and Abbas, Amr (2003 AD). Planning and production of the clothing industry, first edition, Cairo: The World of Books.
3- Jabr, Bahira. Seif, Manal. (2016) Readymade Garment Production Engineering, First Edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
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o Third: the processing stage, which includes:
o 1- Finishing and inspection process
o Finishing is made to ensure that there are no defects or spots that occurred during the operating
Oral exams Written exams Practical performance
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o Inspection in which a final check is performed on the product before it is packaged and boiled o 2- Ironing process:
o It is done before the knitting process in the case of adding fillings to some parts of the pieces or after finishing knitting and finishing in order to give the piece its final shape
o 3- Packaging process:
o At this stage, the labels for the product (type of part - size - number - name of the manufacturer) are placed, then the product is placed in the agreed packages.
o And then put the products into storage cartons.
Subject references
1-Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (1421 AH). Ready-to-wear clothes between preparation and production. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
2-Musa, Siham Zaki and Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Jawhar, Emad and Abbas, Amr. (2003). Planning and production of the clothing industry, first edition, Cairo: The World of Books.
3- Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (. 2003 AD). Machines and equipment for the ready-made garment industry. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Jabr, Bahira. Seif, Manal. (2016) Readymade Garment Production Engineering, First Edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
References
1. Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (1421 AH). Ready-to-wear clothes between preparation and production. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
2. Farghali, Zainab Abdel Hafeez (. 2003 AD). Machines and equipment for the ready-made garment industry. First edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
3. Musa, Siham Zaki and Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Jawhar, Emad and Abbas, Amr.
(2003). Planning and production of the clothing industry, first edition, Cairo: The World of Books.
4. Mendelli, Susan Solomon. (1420 AH), a study on a training program for girls in ready-to- wear clothes, a master's thesis, Faculty of Home Economics and Art Education.
5. Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif (2001) The Computer in the Ready Made Garments Industry, First Edition, Cairo: The World of Books.
6. Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Abdul-Karim Muhammad Al-Badri (. 2003 AD). Machines and equipment for the manufacture of ready-made garments. First edition, The World of Books.
7. Rizk, Sawsan Abdel-Latif and Abdul-Karim Muhammad Al-Badri (. 2003 AD). Quality in the garment industry. First edition, The World of Books.
8. Kojak, Kawthar Hussain (1997 AD). Modern trends in curricula and teaching methods.
Cairo: The World of Books.
9. Jabr, Bahira. Seif, Manal. (2016) Readymade Garment Production Engineering, First Edition, Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI
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Name Household Clothes Course
Code DRES 245 Prerequisite DRES 241 - Children's clothing
Training semester 1 2 3 4 5
Credit hours 3
Collaborative training Contact hours
(Hour/ week)
Lecture 1
Practical 4
Training 0
Course Description
Design and implementation of various home clothes with appropriate designs, materials and colors and beautify them with costs and luxuries in a modern and innovative way by following industrial sewing techniques. The course also contains the conditions that must be taken into account when choosing home and interior clothes for women in terms of appropriate designs as well as the quality of fabrics and materials
The general objective of the course:
The course aims to provide the trainee with the necessary knowledge and skills that make her able to determine the materials, design and models appropriate for home clothes and implement them with perfection using appropriate techniques and supplements. Industrial sewing techniques.
The detailed objectives of the course:
By the end of this course, the trainee will be able to:
1. Multiple types of home clothes.
2. Remember the conditions to consider when choosing home clothes.
3. Take the necessary measurements to properly carry out home clothes.
4. The concept of (lingerie) is known.
5. Patron draws a nightgown with the required design.
6. Patron (pajamas or bathrobes) draws the required design.
7. Patron paints the pajamas with the required design.
8. Patron angeri is extracted: (Centian - Clute) from commercial Albatron.
9. The pattern turned into a synthetic pattern.
10. You write the instructional codes.
11. Determine the number of meters needed.
12. Prepare the cloth.
13. The parts of the pattern are attached to the fabric.
14. Clips on the shear marks.
15. Manually assemble model parts 16. Enable parts model.
17. The piece is finished using industrial sewing techniques.
18. Add the right supplements.
19. Implement the final project.
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Units (theoretical and practical) Training hours Theoretical practical
Home clothing basics 5 0
Nightshirt implementation 3 12
Implement a bathrobe 2 13
The implementation of the pajamas 2 13
Lingerie implementation 2 13
Applied project 2 13
Total 16 64
80 Procedures of Safety Requirements:
1. Wear appropriate clothing to work.
2. Ensure the integrity of electrical appliances and connections before using them.
3. Self-maintenance of the machine.
4. Correct use of tools and devices.
The detailed approach (theoretical and practical)
hours Content Assessment tools
5
Home clothing basics:
o Types of home clothes.
o Conditions that must be met when choosing home clothing fabrics.
o Conditions that must be observed when carrying out home clothing.
o Sizes required to carry home clothes.
o Conditions to be met in underwear.
o Lingerie concept
Oral exams Written exams Practical performance
Subject references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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Nightshirt implementation:
o It includes:
o Model description.
o Lower the model onto the base pattern.
o Writing data.
o Front and back coloring.
o Albatron check.
o The laying on paper is the same as the canvas.
o Model drawing in personal sizes.
o Albatron check.
o Determine the number of meters needed.
o The situation is on the canvas.
o Take shear marks, cut and sewing marks.
o Sew the occasional cut with the rest of the shirt.
o Sew the rest of the shirt.
o Installing belts in the designated place.
o Carry out proper cleaning.
o Tail end.
Oral exams Practical performance
Subject references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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Implementing a bathrobe or robe:
o It includes (meadow or without a maid or pie - kool tairam, okul shawl or without a cape or hat - a connected sleeve or a separate sleeve or a sleeve of Gabonese - a belt - a penny - simple expansion):
o Model description.
o Take down the model on the pattern.
o Converting the pattern into an artificial pattern.
o Writing the informational symbols.
o Check of model parts.
o Determines the number of meters of fabric needed.
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o Put the parts of the pattern on the fabric o Cut the fabric.
o Model parts assembly o Enable machine parts.
o Finish the piece using industrial sewing techniques.
o Add supplements
Subject references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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Pajamas implementation: (longitudinal or cross-cut - ruffles, pleats, or colors - connected sleeves or
separate sleeves or thongs)
o Trousers: (chalky - pleated - clutch - simple expansion)
o Model description.
o Take down the model on the pattern.
o Converting the pattern into an artificial pattern.
o Writing the informational symbols.
o Check of model parts.
o Determines the number of meters of fabric needed.
o Prepare the cloth.
o Put the parts of the pattern on the fabric o Cut the fabric.
o Model parts assembly o Enable machine parts.
o Finish the piece using industrial sewing techniques.
o Add supplements
Oral exams Practical performance
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references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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Lingerie implementation:
o Extract the model from the commercial Albatron.
o Lip patch.
o Writing the informational symbols.
o Check of model parts.
o Determines the number of meters of fabric needed.
o Prepare the cloth.
o Put the parts of the pattern on the fabric o Cut the fabric.
o Model parts assembly o Enable machine parts.
o Finish the piece using industrial sewing techniques.
o Add supplements.
Oral exams Practical performance
Subject references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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Applied project:
o Design and implementation of the project)
women's pajamas or a set of nightgown and robe or any other new idea in the field of home and interior clothes
Oral exams Written exams Practical performance
Subject references
1- Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2-Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3-Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women.
Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4-Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
References
1. Al-Haddad, Fawzia. (2005), Home Clothes and Furniture, Grove of Knowledge Library.
2. Farghali, Zainab. (2005). Women's Home Clothes. Al-Shaqri Library.
3. Farghali, Zainab. (2012) Domestic and outdoor clothing for women. Cairo: DAR ELFIKR ELARABI.
4. Musa, Siham (2003). Planning and production of the garment industry. Cairo: The World of Books.
5. Sites from the Internet: http://womensecret.com
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