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Set up one cut order and prove the cut is fit to sew
You have an 18,000-piece order in a mid-weight fabric with a repeat check, three colours and six sizes. You plan the cut, run it and prove the cut parts are usable.
Who this is for: Cutting-room managers, markers, planners and quality staff.
What you produce: A cut-order file: relaxation and spreading plan, marker and utilisation figures, the cut plan, the cut-part quality checks and traceability.
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Task 1
Write the fabric relaxation and spreading plan for this fabric, and say what happens if relaxation is cut short.
What a good answer contains: A good answer states relaxation time and conditions from the fabric's behaviour and links a short relaxation directly to garments shrinking after sewing.
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Task 2
Plan the markers and cut: sizes per marker, ply heights, utilisation target, and how the check repeat constrains you.
What a good answer contains: A good answer trades utilisation against matching requirements openly, states its utilisation figure and how it was measured, and limits ply height by fabric and accuracy.
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Task 3
Set the cut-part quality checks: what is measured, on which plies, how often, and the reaction to a failure.
What a good answer contains: A good answer checks top, middle and bottom plies against the pattern, defines a tolerance, and gives a reaction that stops the spread rather than a note.
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Task 4
Design the bundling and numbering so a shade or size problem found in sewing can be traced back to a ply and a roll.
What a good answer contains: A good answer carries roll, lay, ply and size identity through bundles so containment is a bundle recall, not a whole-order sort.
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