Fabric Science – Weaving/Knitting
About the Workshop
The workshop offers hands-on insight into fabric science. Emphasis will be on understanding the relationships between yarn selection and fabric construction as they relate to product performance. The instruction covers the key aspects of yarn selection, design specifications, and the equipment used in fabrication. Presentations include instruction using qualified fabric experts along with the use of animation and video to provide a full understanding of fabric production.
Prerequisites
This is an intermediate level course. Knowledge of woven and knit fabric development is required.
Topics Covered – Partial Listing
- Cotton fiber characteristics and classifications.
- Yarn characteristics and classifications.
- Knitting science.
- Weaving science.
- Cotton Incorporated fabric development case studies.
Why Attend
- Acquire technical knowledge of basic fabric developments.
- Develop skills to make better product decisions.
- Receive first-class instruction from industry professionals.
- Meet peers from other companies with similar responsibilities and interests.
- Hands-on experience in Cotton Incorporated’s state-of-the-art laboratory (Cary only).
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