Develop one decoration and prove it survives wear
A style needs a multi-colour chest decoration on a cotton-elastane knit, with a wash and wear requirement. You choose the process, develop it and prove it.
Who this is for: Printing and embroidery technicians, product developers, QA and merchandisers.
What you produce: A decoration development file: process choice, technical parameters, test plan with results criteria, and the chemical and safety controls.
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Task 1
Choose the decoration process for this design and fabric, and say why the two alternatives were rejected.
What a good answer contains: A good answer weighs design detail, colour count, fabric stretch, hand feel, quantity and cost, and rejects alternatives on stated grounds.
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Task 2
Set the technical parameters that decide the result, and state what goes wrong at each limit.
What a good answer contains: A good answer names measurable parameters — mesh, squeegee, cure temperature and time, needle and backing, tension — and links each to a defect.
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Task 3
Write the test plan proving the decoration survives care and wear, with methods and pass criteria.
What a good answer contains: A good answer tests crocking, wash durability, stretch and recovery on the actual garment area, with stated methods and criteria decided before testing.
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Task 4
List the chemical and safety controls for this process, including the restricted substances that apply.
What a good answer contains: A good answer covers restricted substances in inks and adhesives, ventilation and handling, and names where the compliance evidence is held.
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