There are many types of modern clothing technology. The following are some popular clothing processing methods:
1. Digital printing: Digital printing uses computer-controlled printers Print the design directly onto the fabric. It can achieve complex patterns and color gradients with long-lasting results.
2. Embroidery: Embroidery is the manual or machine operation of using colored threads or yarns on fabric to create designs with texture and pattern effects. It can be used in single or multi-color designs and adds a stylish touch to clothing.
3. Heat rhinestones and heat transfer: This is a technique for attaching and fixing beads, rhinestones and heat transfer (heat-applied plastic sheets) to fabrics. It adds sparkle and dimension to garments.
4. Dyeing and bleaching: Dyeing is the process of changing the color on the fabric, while bleaching is the process of removing color to achieve specific effects. Both techniques can be used to create patterns, gradients or create unique visual effects.
5. Printing: Printing is the process of applying pigments or dyes to fabric to create a design. It can be done through traditional stencil printing, screen printing or digital printing.
6. Cutting and sewing: This is the process of cutting and sewing fabric into the final garment. Techniques include tools and techniques such as cloth cutting, needlework, and sewing machines.
7. Thermal transfer printing: Thermal transfer printing is a process in which the design pattern is applied to the fabric by heat. It allows for intricate patterns and colors and excels in durability and cleaning.
8. Engraving and embossing: These techniques use special tools and equipment to create three-dimensional effects or textured patterns on fabrics. They are often used to create decorative details and provide visual appeal.
This is only an introduction to a small number of modern garment processing processes, each process has its own specific technology and application areas. With the continuous development of science and technology, new processes and technologies are constantly emerging, providing fashion designers with more opportunities to create and realize their ideas.
