Optimization of Planning in Garment Manufacturing | Open Access | OMICS Publishing Group

Optimization of Planning in Garment Manufacturing | Open Access | OMICS Publishing Group

Book Garment Manufacturing Technology

New book Garment Manufacturing Technology

Chapter "Sewing, stitches and seams" by Colovic Gordana

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Fashion and Development in the Garment Industry

Fashion industry is a multimillion industry. Garment industry is divided into the production of clothes and fashion products. It is focused on achieving optimal results concerning supplies, preparation, production and distribution of fashion products. It is characterized by development of fashion trends, brands, development of distributive network and stores and optimization of logistics from production to retail stores.

Technical-technological development in the last forty years enabled garment industry to implement new methods and procedures and increase productivity while using new textiles and knitting. On that way the industry keeps up with more complex wishes of consumers, demands and fashion trends in the world. The most important tone concerning the rate of growth, design, fashion, utilization and size of assortment is given by centers of large consumption, i.e. the richest countries.

Dear colleagues, share your research and knowledge with us in Journal of Textile Science and Engineering - Special Issue Title: “Fashion and Development in the Garment Industry”!

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Critical success factors

Critical success factors for textile and garment industry are:

  

• Innovations, high value products, eco-friendly products, eco-labels;
• Fast responsiveness to market changes, flexibility, collaborative supply chain networks, shortening lead times, speed-to-the market deliveries, information logistics;
• Industry such as quality, flexibility, supply chain management, strategy formulation and implementation;
• L abour-intensive vs. capital-intensive textiles;
• Innovative products and process especially in technical textiles, fashion and creativity, product quality, R&D, education, human resources, efficient use of resources, customisation, protection of intellectual property;