The development of specialized knitted structures in the creation of resist-dyed fabrics and garments

Abstract

2.1.4. Historical Events Contributing to Development of Seamless Knitting .

The Co-design Process in Mass Customization of Complete Garment Knitted Fashion Products

“…It is difficult to find research literature on the subject, especially in combination with MC. The possibilities of using complete garment machines for the production of mass customised products are discussed by Choi and Powell and Choi [10,17]. There are a number of articles and some books describing and discussing integral knitting and complete garment technique, Spencer [9], Mowbray [18] and Hunter [19], all of which presents the history, technical aspects and an overview of the subject.…”

Customisation and Fashion Logistics Effects of Flat Knitted Fashion Products using Complete Garment Technology SAMAND’ OR - A Case Study

“…It is difficult to find research literature on the subject, especially in combination with MC and fashion logistics. The possibilities of using complete garment machines for the production of mass customised products are discussed by Choi and Powell [8] and Choi [9]. There are a number of articles and some books describing and discussing complete garment technique, all of which presents the history, technical aspects and an overview of the subject [8][9][10]23].…”

“…The possibilities of using complete garment machines for the production of mass customised products are discussed by Choi and Powell [8] and Choi [9]. There are a number of articles and some books describing and discussing complete garment technique, all of which presents the history, technical aspects and an overview of the subject [8][9][10]23]. However, none of these sources provide a deep picture of the complete garment technique in combination with MC of fashion garments.…”

“…This philosophy can have a negative impact on revenue because of the lead times necessitated by long-range forecasts ahead of sales campaigns. The danger of sourcing to such countries months before the season is an excess of inventory, a greater number of products that must eventually be sold at discounted prices, the risk that customers cannot find what they want in the shop, and ultimately a loss of profit [8].…”

“…The production of knitted fashion products has developed considerably since the 1970s due to improvements in electronics, computer engineering and availability of new fibres [8]. Two stages preceded complete garment technology.…”