Follows the end-to-end manufacturing process of a basic T-shirt in a large factory setting. The video begins with large rolls of knit fabric (often cotton jersey) and shows how shirts are cut in bulk using layered fabric and cutting machines or lasers following pattern outlines. Next, it covers the sewing assembly line where different parts (front, back, sleeves, collar) are stitched together by specialized sewing machines and workers in sequence. Screen printing or tag printing may be demonstrated if logos or labels are added. Finally, viewers see finishing touches like quality inspection, thread trimming, and packaging. This gives learners an appreciation of industrial garment production, highlighting how technology (like CAD pattern software and automated cutters) and skilled labor combine to produce the clothes we wear daily. Understanding this workflow is valuable for those interested in apparel design, textile business, or industrial engineering as it applies to clothing.
Follows the end-to-end manufacturing process of a basic T-shirt in a large factory setting. The video begins with large rolls of knit fabric (often cotton jersey) and shows how shirts are cut in bulk using layered fabric and cutting machines or lasers following pattern outlines. Next, it covers the sewing assembly line where different parts (front, back, sleeves, collar) are stitched together by specialized sewing machines and workers in sequence. Screen printing or tag printing may be demonstrated if logos or labels are added. Finally, viewers see finishing touches like quality inspection, thread trimming, and packaging. This gives learners an appreciation of industrial garment production, highlighting how technology (like CAD pattern software and automated cutters) and skilled labor combine to produce the clothes we wear daily. Understanding this workflow is valuable for those interested in apparel design, textile business, or industrial engineering as it applies to clothing.
