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9780131119826

Apparel Manufacturing Sewn Product Analysis

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    9780131119826

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    0131119826

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-06-28
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

Apparel Manufacturing: Sewn Product Analysis is designed to provide a conceptual framework of the manufacturing process for future apparel professionals. It helps students understand the complex decision making involved in marketing, merchandising, and producing apparel to meet the needs of the target customer. Our intent, is to provide a global, integrated perspective so that readers will understand the interrelationships among processes and decisions.

The content is divided into five parts that focus on the factors that determine the cost, price, quality, performance, and value of garments.

  • Part I presents a broad perspective of the organization of the apparel business, the roles of marketing and merchandising, and the complexities of operating in a worldwide market.
  • Part II provides a comprehensive discussion of apparel development processes including development of product standards and specifications. Specific roles of design and technical design are enhanced with new sections on establishing garment fit and finishing.
  • Part III focuses on apparel management with emphasis on quality, cost, materials, product development, and production sourcing.
  • Part IV examines production processes considering engineering, production planning and management, and human resources that underlay preproduction, sewing, equipment, and finishing operations.
  • Part V focuses on management, issues and decisions related to support materials, closures, and trims.
  • Appendices enable readers to relate sewn product decisions to three basic apparel products including t-shirts, men's dress slacks, and dress shirts.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
PART I INTRODUCTION TO APPAREL MANUFACTURING
1(94)
Organization of the Apparel Business
3(30)
Nature of Apparel
4(3)
Structure of the Apparel Industry
7(7)
Globalization of Apparel Manufacturing
14(7)
Organization of Apparel Firms According to Areas of Specialization
21(12)
Summary
29(1)
References and Reading List
30(1)
Key Words
31(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
32(1)
Marketing Strategies
33(30)
Marketing Responsibilities in Apparel Firms
34(2)
Strategic Marketing Processes
36(6)
Retail and Wholesale Marketing Strategies
42(6)
Labeling and Licensing
48(15)
Summary
59(1)
References and Reading List
59(1)
Key Words
60(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
61(2)
Merchandising Processes
63(32)
Context of Merchandising
64(1)
Concepts of Apparel Product Lines
65(4)
Dimensions of Product Change
69(5)
Nature and Timing of Merchandising Responsibilities
74(21)
Summary
91(1)
References and Reading List
91(1)
Key Words
92(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
93(2)
PART II PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
95(108)
Product Standards and Specifications
97(26)
Product Standards
98(1)
Sources of Quality and Performance Standards
98(1)
Company Standards for Quality, Size and Fit, and Performance
99(2)
Developing and Using Specifications
101(5)
Writing Specifications for Apparel Manufacturing
106(6)
Professional Perspectives on Product Development
112(11)
Summary
121(1)
References and Reading List
121(1)
Key Words
122(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
122(1)
Garment Analysis and Specification Development
123(38)
Role of Garment Analysis
124(10)
Style Description
134(1)
Positioning Strategy
135(3)
Sizing and Fit
138(7)
Materials Selection
145(3)
Garment Components Assembly
148(4)
Final Garment Assembly and Finishing
152(4)
Style Presentation
156(5)
Summary
159(1)
References and Reading List
159(1)
Key Words
159(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
160(1)
Creative and Technical Design
161(42)
Influences on the Design Process
162(4)
Creative Design
166(18)
Technical Design
184(9)
Apparel Design Technology
193(10)
Summary
198(1)
References and Reading List
199(1)
Key Words
200(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
200(3)
PART III DIMENSIONS OF APPAREL MANAGEMENT
203(124)
Management of Quality
205(20)
Systems for Quality Management
205(6)
Methods of Assuring Quality
211(9)
Costs and Benefits of Quality Programs
220(5)
Summary
223(1)
References and Reading List
224(1)
Key Words
224(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
224(1)
Costs, Costing, Pricing, and Profit
225(32)
Costs and Profits
226(3)
Systems of Costing
229(5)
Stages of Costing
234(3)
Determining Product Costs
237(5)
Cost/Volume Relationships
242(7)
Pricing Strategies
249(8)
Summary
255(1)
References and Reading List
255(1)
Key Words
256(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
256(1)
Materials Sourcing and Selection
257(42)
The Global Textile Complex
258(1)
Producer and Consumer Goods
258(6)
The Role of Sourcing Decisions in an Apparel Firm
264(3)
Materials Sourcing Processes
267(3)
Selecting Fabrics
270(8)
Predicting Aesthetics and Performance
278(7)
Evaluating Fabric Quality
285(14)
Summary
295(1)
References and Reading List
296(1)
Key Words
296(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
297(2)
Sourcing Product Development and Production
299(28)
Sourcing Issues
300(5)
Global Sourcing
305(1)
Economic Development Trade Legislation
306(6)
Sourcing Priorities and Processes
312(10)
Costing Imported Goods
322(5)
Summary
324(1)
References and Reading List
324(1)
Key Words
325(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
325(2)
PART IV FOCUS ON PRODUCTION
327(176)
Apparel Engineering
329(34)
Productivity Concepts
330(1)
Production Strategies
330(2)
Workflow
332(5)
Apparel Production Systems
337(10)
Production Processes
347(3)
Work Study
350(7)
Ergonomics
357(6)
Summary
361(1)
References and Reading List
361(1)
Key Words
362(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
362(1)
Production Planning and Management
363(30)
Production Strategies
364(1)
Production Planning
365(7)
Human Resource Management
372(9)
Inventory Management
381(2)
Waste Management
383(2)
Equipment Management and Plant Modernization
385(8)
Summary
391(1)
References and Reading List
391(1)
Key Words
391(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
392(1)
Preproduction Operations
393(34)
Initiation of Preproduction Operations
394(1)
Marker Making
395(7)
Spreading
402(10)
Cutting
412(11)
Off Loading
423(4)
Summary
424(1)
References and Reading List
425(1)
Key Words
425(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
426(1)
Stitches, Seams, Thread, and Needles
427(50)
Stitches
428(12)
Seams
440(15)
Sewing Threads
455(10)
Needles
465(2)
Seam Appearance and Performance
467(10)
Summary
473(1)
References and Reading List
474(1)
Key Words
474(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
475(2)
Equipment for Assembly and Pressing
477(26)
Stages of Technology Advancement
478(4)
Sewing Machine Fundamentals
482(7)
Work Aids
489(4)
Pressing Equipment
493(10)
Summary
500(1)
References and Reading List
501(1)
Key Words
501(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
501(2)
PART V FINDINGS MANAGEMENT
503(88)
Support Materials
505(26)
Purposes of Support Materials
506(3)
Interlinings
509(7)
Linings
516(7)
Other Support Materials
523(8)
Summary
528(1)
References and Reading List
529(1)
Key Words
529(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
529(2)
Closures
531(32)
Purposes and Costs of Closures
531(2)
Zippers
533(6)
Buttons and Buttonholes
539(12)
Snaps and Hooks
551(2)
Elastic
553(5)
Hook-and-Loop Tape
558(5)
Summary
560(1)
References and Reading List
561(1)
Key Words
561(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
562(1)
Trims
563(28)
Types and Sources of Trims
564(3)
Knit Trims
567(1)
Embroidery
568(11)
Appliques, Insets, and Lace Trims
579(2)
Lace
581(1)
Screen, Heat Transfer, and Digital Printing
582(9)
Summary
589(1)
References and Reading List
589(1)
Key Words
590(1)
Discussion Questions and Activities
590(1)
Appendices
591(38)
Garment Analysis Application #1: Analysis of T-Shirts
591(8)
Garment Analysis Application #2: Analysis of Men's Dress Pants
599(14)
Garment Analysis Application #3: Analysis of Men's Dress Shirts
613(16)
Glossary 629(18)
Index 647

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Our goal for the 4thedition Apparel Manufacturing: Sewn Product Analysisremains the same as it was for the first edition: to provide a broad conceptual and somewhat theoretical perspective of apparel manufacturing that will serve as a foundation for future apparel professionals. We have consulted professionals, industry trade associations, visited factories in national and international locations, and participated in numerous apparel related conferences and workshops to supplement academic research and personal observations. Although our textbook is widely used by professionals in all segments of the industry it is our goal to assist textile and apparel students to better understand garment manufacturing and the complex decision making involved in producing apparel to meet the needs of the target customer. Our intent is to provide a global and integrated perspective that will enable students to have a comprehensive understanding of the industry and to be well prepared apparel professionals. The textbook incorporates a professional approach, industry language with an academic orientation, and an improved conceptual framework reflective of changes in the global industry. The content is still divided into five parts that focus on the factors that determine the cost, price, quality, performance, and value of garments. Part I, "Introduction to Apparel Manufacturing," deals with issues associated with the concepts of product performance and quality, the functional organization of apparel manufacturing firms, and the complexities of operating in a world market. There is increased emphasis on global and retail markets. The first chapter is "Organization of the Apparel Business." The new revision contains descriptions of the different types of retailers and trade associations. Part I also includes updated versions of the chapters "Marketing Strategies" and "Merchandising Processes." This includes a market analysis of U.S. jeans wear and positioning strategies for men's dress shirts. Part II is titled "Product Development." It includes three chapters that deal with factors relating to product analysis, specification development, and the specific roles of design and technical design in the apparel development processes. Chapters 4 and 5 have been reversed from the 3rd edition. New career opportunities in the industry are still in Chapter 4. The Garment Analysis Guide is enhanced to cover garment analysis as well as specification development. There are new sections on establishing garment fit and finishing. Part III, "Dimensions of Apparel Management" includes four chapters that deal with apparel management in a global environment. The sequence of chapters has been changed to move "Costs, Costing, Pricing, and Profit," ahead of the chapters on sourcing. This will enable students to relate costing concepts to sourcing issues. . "Materials sourcing and Selection" begins with the discussion of the Global Textile Complex. "Product Development and Production Sourcing" now includes an expanded discussion of import costs. Part IV, "Focus on Production," consists of five chapters related to the production processes. Content from "Apparel Engineering" and "Preproduction Operations although not significantly changed, has been reordered to reduce duplication and to enhance the flow of information. Part V, "Findings Management," includes three chapters focusing on issues related to support materials, closures, and trims. The content has been updated to reflect new materials and applications that are viable options in developing products for today's specialized markets. As with previous editions there are three appendices that discuss applications of the garment analysis system. Styling, materials selection, and assembly methods for three basic products are analyzed relative to target markets, price range, and consumer expectations.

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