Take one knit style from fabric to measurement control
A knit programme is moving to your factory: 20,000 pieces of a cotton-elastane knit product in four colours. Measurements and shade have failed at the previous supplier.
Who this is for: Knit product technicians, QA staff, merchandisers and product developers.
What you produce: A knit control file: fabric specification and shrinkage position, construction decisions, the measurement procedure, and the shade and defect ownership rules.
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Task 1
Write the fabric specification and state the shrinkage and spirality position you require before bulk is accepted.
What a good answer contains: A good answer requires measured residual shrinkage and spirality per batch, with a limit and an action on failure, and links the allowance to the pattern.
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Task 2
Decide the construction: stitch and seam type for each main position, and the trims, with the reason for each choice.
What a good answer contains: A good answer matches stitch extension to fabric extension at every stretch position, and chooses trims that recover with the fabric.
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Task 3
Write the measurement procedure an inspector will follow, including relaxation, and the action when a point fails.
What a good answer contains: A good answer states relaxation time and surface, defines each point, and reacts by containing garments from the same batch rather than re-measuring until it passes.
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Task 4
Set the shade grouping rule and the ownership split between fabric faults and sewing faults.
What a good answer contains: A good answer groups by batch and component, and its ownership split is written so a fault has one owner and one corrective route.
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