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textile science

1. Fibers

  • Definition: A fiber is a thin, flexible, hair-like strand with a high length-to-width ratio.

  • Types:

    • Natural fibers: Derived from plants (cotton, flax) or animals (wool, silk).

    • Man-made fibers: Includes regenerated (viscose, acetate) and synthetic (polyester, nylon).

  • Properties:

    • Natural fibers are biodegradable and breathable.

    • Synthetic fibers are durable, elastic, and moisture-resistant.

2. Yarns

  • Definition: A continuous strand made by twisting or laying fibers together.

  • Types:

    • Spun yarns: Made from staple fibers.

    • Filament yarns: Made from long continuous fibers.

  • Yarn formation: Includes carding, combing, spinning, and twisting.

3. Fabrics

  • Definition: Material produced by interlacing yarns.

  • Formation methods:

    • Weaving: Interlacing warp and weft yarns.

    • Knitting: Interlooping yarns.

    • Non-woven: Bonding fibers chemically or mechanically.

4. Textile Processing

  • Dyeing: Chemical application of color to fibers, yarns, or fabrics.

  • Printing: Applying designs using techniques like block, screen, or digital printing.

  • Finishing: Enhances appearance or performance (e.g., waterproofing, flame resistance).

 

Fiber Identification & Testing

  • Techniques include:

    • Microscopy: SEM and transmitted light microscopy.

    • Spectroscopy: FTIR and Raman spectroscopy.

    • Thermal analysis: Differential Scanning Calorimetry 

enterprenuership

  • Introduction to Entrepreneurship

    • Definitions, types (social, tech, lifestyle), and role in economic development

  • Entrepreneurial Mindset

    • Creativity, resilience, risk-taking, and opportunity recognition

pattern drafting

pattern drafting

pattern drafting is the process of templets or guides used in cutting fabric to make garments 

Fashion marketing

Fashion marketing Fashion marketing is the process of promoting and selling fashion products—like clothing, shoes, accessories, and beauty items—to customers. It combines elements of fashion, business, and advertising to understand consumer trends and drive sales.

Key Aspects of Fashion Marketing:

1. Market Research

Understanding what customers want, current trends, and what competitors are doing.

2. Branding

Building a strong brand identity (like Nike, Gucci, or Zara) to create a connection with customers.

3. Product Promotion

Using advertising, social media, influencers, fashion shows, and events to showcase products.

4. Sales Strategies

Deciding how and where to sell products—through physical stores, online shops, or pop-up events.

5. Target Audience

Identifying the right customers (e.g., teens, professionals, luxury buyers) and tailoring marketing to them.

6. Visual Merchandising

Designing store layouts and displays to attract buyers and enhance the shopping experience.

7. Digital Marketing

Using online tools like Instagram, TikTok, email marketing, and websites to reach more people.

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Example:

When a brand like Chanel launches a new perfume, fashion marketing helps:

Choose the right celebrity or model for the ad

Design attractive packaging

Run Instagram and magazine campaigns

Organize exclusive launch events

Put the product in stores and on websites

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