Career Opportunities in Textile Design Posted by Unknown on 11:24 AM 1 comment

The textile industry offers tremendous scope for employment. From the processing of raw materials to the designing of apparel and furnishings the textile industry is a major employer of skilled as well as unskilled labour. Even though the textile industry has been from a historical standpoint one that employs unskilled labour, there are qualified individuals who have been entering the field as well because of the scope that it offers.  Students of textile design after finishing their graduation can easily find employment in the industry within six months. One-third of the students work in the art, design and media sector and 18% of them work as textile or clothing designers. In order to truly understand how a textile mill works students need to gain some experience of having worked in one as a summer vacation or entry level job.

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New Courses in Engineering to watch out for! Posted by Unknown on 10:50 AM No comments

Today’s hyperactive connected world is actually a global village, all thanks to engineering! The once colossal field of engineering has split into several branches, creating countless predictable and unusual employment opportunities. Technical knowledge plays a very important role in the progress of a country, producing trained work force, augmenting industrial output and enhancing the quality of life.

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How do Economic Issues Shape Women’s Fashion Trends? Posted by Unknown on 6:37 AM No comments

Every one of us might have heard the saying “fashion reflects the temper of the times.” When a country is politically stable and economically affluent, frivolous fashion dominates over other trends.  During an unstable period decent-looking, practical and more sensible trends prevail.

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How ecology is important and shapes fashion Posted by Unknown on 5:24 AM No comments

Ecology is indeed an important factor that helps sustainability and fair use of scarce raw materials and also natural resources and non renewable energy resources. As a matter of fact, the need to preserve, protect and perpetrate ecological consideration is at the core of all fashion designing and this must consider and honor fair use of materials and also plans to reduce environmental pollution as much as possible in as much as fashion designing is concerned.

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The Roadmap to Becoming a Textile Designer Posted by Unknown on 12:33 PM 1 comment

Textile designing is the process of creating different patterns and designs on fabrics. These fabrics could be non-woven, woven or even knitted. It involves adding embellishments or other elements for decorative purposes.

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Fiber Characteristics of Cotton Fiber Posted by Unknown on 7:33 AM No comments

Cotton is one of the popular natural vegetable fibers which is widely used in textile and garments industry to produce different type’s apparel and garments items. The fiber is used because of its so many features and characteristics which help to convert it into a final product.

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