Fabric Finishing
- After weaving, the fabric undergoes finishing processes such as washing, bleaching, dyeing, and printing to achieve the desired texture, color, and design.
- Pre-treatment: The fabric is pre-treated to remove impurities and improve its dyeing and printing properties. This is essential for a woven clothing manufacturer to ensure high-quality output.
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Weaving
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Fabric Cutting
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Sewing and Assembly
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Finishing
Pressing: The shirt is pressed to give it a crisp and professional appearance. This step may involve steaming and ironing. Trimming: Loose threads and excess fabric...
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Packaging
The finished shirts are folded neatly and packaged for distribution. Tags, labels, and packaging materials are added as per branding requirements.
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