
Sweing
Sewing is the practice of joining materials, particularly fabric, together using a needle and thread, either by hand or with a sewing machine. It involves using stitches to fasten materials, and can be used for a wide range of applications, from clothing construction to mending and household furnishings.

Knitting
Knitting is a method of creating fabric using needles to interlock loops of yarn, often resulting in garments and other textile items. It involves using needles to pull and loop yarn, creating a series of interconnected loops that form a finished fabric.

Print & Embroidery
Print and embroidery are two distinct methods of decorating fabric. Print uses ink, dyes, or heat transfer to apply designs, while embroidery creates designs by stitching threads onto fabric. Print is generally faster and more cost-effective for large quantities and complex designs, while embroidery is known for its durable, textured finish, often used for logos and smaller details.

Cutting
abric cutting is a crucial process in garment and textile manufacturing where fabric is transformed into precise shapes and pieces according to patterns and design specifications. It involves using various methods, from manual techniques with scissors or knives to automated systems like laser or water jet cutters, to achieve the desired cuts. The accuracy of the cutting directly impacts the quality, fit, and precision of the final product.

Dyeing
Dyeing is the process of applying color to materials like fabrics, yarns, or fibers, typically using dyes or pigments. It aims to achieve a desired color and level of permanence, often using specialized solutions and techniques.

Finishing
Garment finishing is the final stage in garment production, encompassing tasks like pressing, folding, tagging, and packaging to ensure the garment is ready for sale. This process includes quality control, minor repairs, and adding final touches to meet the buyer’s specifications.