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Industry Clothing Construction Methods

  • ©2011
  • 272 Pages
  • softcover | 8.5 x 11
  • 978-1-56367-726-7
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This text guides fashion students through the garment construction process and provides students in both fashion design and merchandising with the industry standard construction information that they will need to function effectively within design firms. By focusing on garment construction techniques for various market levels—from budget (mass market) and moderate to bridge (or better) and designer's ready-to-wear—this text emphasizes the garment construction process as it exists in the industry today. Comparisons of construction methods used at different price points are an integral part of the text, with assembly techniques noted according to their affect on garment cost, quality, and production time. Flow charts and reference charts focus on industry methods, practice, and applications. Practice construction methods throughout the text reinforce students' competency levels with industry-based sewing methods as opposed to traditional sewing practices.
  • Flow charts in each construction chapter providing quick reference guides to simulate assembly-line production
  • How to use, identify, and care for industrial machinery and tools, efficiently and safely
  • Clear, easy-to-follow, two-color garment pieces illustrating techniques
  • Chapters arranged by garment for a better understanding of the basic garment sewing order
  • ASTM information provided, making this an invaluable resource for quality assurance

Instructors Resources
  • Instructor's Guide
  • Garment Manufacturing Equipment
  • Garment Manufacturing Materials
  • Seams and Finishes
  • Skirt Construction
  • Ladies Pant Construction
  • Ladies Blouse Construction
  • Fashion Jacket Construction
  • Ladies Tailored Jacket and Overcoat
  • Ladies Vest
  • Ladies Jumper with All in One Facing
  • Lined Bustier

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Mary Ruth Shields , MFA-IA, is Chair of the Fashion Merchandising and Marketing Department at Lincoln College of New England and has worked in the fashion industry and taught fashion for over 30 years. She has earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in crafts and a Masters degree in Textiles. Her MFA in Interdisciplinary Art included studies in fashion design and consumer self-image. Shields also designs and manufactures apparel and home soft goods.

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