Women Apparel – Technical Descriptions Are Useful To Production And Pattern People
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In this example, it seems that a brand new description should be formulated for every variation of fabric. And now here is the question. Is that true? If this is true and many of us are aware that there are 10 fabric variations for similar style# how should they be differentiated -new style number for every? So there’re three types of garment types or product descriptions. I am writing about technical descriptions which are the basis of these. So this site reprints HTS rulings which is also educational being that product attributes are corrected. Technical descriptions are later massaged into consumer friendly marketing descriptions by copywriters.
Legal ones are the last extent of descriptions required if you import products under the Hamonized Tariff Schedule.
The latter I won’t discuss in general but you can find a bunch of information here under Section XI.
Technical descriptions are useful to production and pattern people. Needless to say, all documents are available for download as needed. Seriously. They’re also helpful if you keep a database of styles and need to find one later by keywords. Amazing, Just amazing! BTW -how did you know those were bone buttons? Left bone because The buttons weren’t shiny enough to be M of P. Why wouldn’t I answer this when it speaks to your design integrity? Lots of information can be found easily on the web. That’s a fact, it’s incongruous that you’d put a plastic button on goods you wove by your hand, Plastic I could eliminate off the top. It’d be like a five star restaurant putting velvetta on pasta primavera. You do many things well, one such thing is the quality continuity of your inputs. Of course people consistently underestimate what I can perceive in product lines depending on photographs.
Besides, the gamut of button materials are plastic, mother of pearl, wood or bone.
Horn, essentially really similar thing.
Tagua was a possibility but it’s darker than these. The main remaining possibilities were mother of pearl and bone. Wood was a possibility but typically, light colored woods are look, there’s a way to test the fiber content by burning it etcetera Here’s very seldom find one, Intended consumer if not obvious I see Woman’s skirts, and always look for the Man’s skirts section. She’s been mentioned numerous times in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, National Public Radio, Boston Globe, LA Times, Vogue, French Vogue and has at least 15 Project Runway alums at last count.
Kathleen is the author of The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing, the most highly rated book therefore the Sewing Factory School. Kathleen writes nearly most of the articles on FashionIncubator.com and hosts its forum, the largest private online community for apparel manufacturers on the web. Second, so it is not an invitation to weigh in with unwarranted criticisms, we will be grateful he was willing to be an example we could all learn from.
I seek for to thank Russell for allowing me to use his sample for this entry.
This sketch and description is from his cutter’s must.
I neglected to ask if I must link to him so that oversight is mine. We have got how I will write the description. Now please pay attention. Made in USA. Ladies handwoven rayon fully lined jacket with contrasting silk/rayon velvet notched collar and cuffs. Did you hear of something like that before? Side seam pockets with 4bone button closure and polyester lining. XSXL’. Just think for a moment. It’s safe to assume the fabric is imported since most fabric is, if the supplier can’t or won’t tell you. Otherwise you’re stuck admitting your supply chain is loose and have to write something like Made in USA of mystery fabric. I’d omit fabric nation of origin if I didn’t know for sure, if it were me.
In sum, you could limit the last line to country of origin for the construction and it wouldn’t be a major crime but omitting the latter is misleading.
I’m not one consumer who reads Made in USA and mentally adds 25percentage+ to my budget of what I’m willing to spend to acquire it.
a slew of people won’t care, they’re shopping on price but you do need to snag those who are willing to pay a bit more for it. Now you would want to submit a sketch and existing garment description we will have more examples, if you have questions. I actually intended to write more about this but I’m running short of time today. That’s where it starts getting serious. I can amend if there’s sufficient interest. Are fiber content/nation of origin one two that one is legally required to include?
I was wondering what I can charge per description to a company that wishes for me to write their catalog descriptions for them? What’s the going rate for that work type? How should they be differentiated -new style number for every, I’d say if this is true and many of us are aware that there are 10 fabric variations for identical style#. Is that true? I’m sure you heard about this. In this example, it seems that a brand new description my be formulated for every variation of fabric. You should take it into account. There is the analysis of the description in consonance with the list of attributes 19″ above. There were no wasted words, no superfluous language. Can you still say Made in USA? What do you do if you have purchased from a 3rd party supplier who doesn’t know or won’t tell you the country of origin of fabric. It would include the position of the items, the size and length of details and the type as well as location of respective decorative details like pstitching along … and ….
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We will first provide a list in bullets including. Hi, By the way I am a german tailor by profession. We do our technical product descriptions very differently -much more detailed. You see. That is interesting right? Material. This is the case. Intended consumer. So, the detailed description follows, in short statements describing first the front from p to bottom, consequently the back. Length of product. Let me tell you something. Name. Lining. Product type. A well-known fact that is. Material. Outer fabric. Thanks. What a positive and accurate way to sum up the relationship between production and marketing teams. Known I love your use of the word massaged in describing how marketing revises the technical description for sales purposes. Nevertheless, it’s not a problem to do this as -of course you’re using another style number being that the fabric has changed from one style to the other and every are listed separately. Another reason to use good style numbers.). With that said, you wouldn’t look for a contractor to pull silk instead of rayon as you used similar style number. You’d make the appropriate substitutions in any description, if it were identical exact style and a solitary difference was fiber content.
