GARMENT

Fabrics (A) are convert (B) into wearable garments (C) through the garment manufacturing (D) process in the garment factories.

Prior to (A) sourcing the fabric, there are some pre-production processes (B) handled with (C) the factory merchandiser (D).

It was (A) a common fact that the fabrics (B) are processed (C) in different lots depending on dyeing (D) machine capacity.

The quality of (A) the trims have (B) been inspected and approved (C) for production (D).

Are all of the activity (A) planned and scheduled (B) in advance by (C) the (D) production planner?

At fourth (A) stage of the (B) process, the bulk cutting is done (C) by means of cutting (D) machines.

Patterns (A) are laid (B) out on top of (C) the spread, then, (D) the fabric is cut to the shape of the garment forms.

Quality assurance is performed (A) at the (B) end of the sewing line to ensure that the garment has been properly assembly (C) and that no manufacturing defects exist (D).

Embroidery (A) and screen printing (B) is (C) absolutely determined by (D) the customers.

The garment pieces are (A) pressed by (B) an iron, and normally, steam iron is used (C) to deal with cotton garments (D).