Shrinkage is a change in dimensions across the length and width of the fabric after washing, usage, and when exposed to the relaxing of fabrics.
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Fabric Shrinkage
Alid Mahmud
Department of Textile Engineering
TE-15 Batch
Presentation Content:
Introduction
Why do we need to test fabric shrinkage
Fabric Shrinkage causes problem areas
Shrinkage type
Influencing factors of Fabric Shrinkage
Control of Fabric Shrinkage
How to prevent Fabric Shrinkage
Why do we need to test fabric shrinkage?
Weneedtoknowhowmuchafabricisliabletoshrinkforanumberofreasons.
Manufacturersneedtoknowthatthefabricorgarmentstheyareproducingare
ofexcellentquality.
There’sbrandreputationtothinkof.Andalsothewastedmaterialsandenergy
involvedinhavingtoremakethingsbecausefabrichasshrunkatalatestagein
garmentproduction.
Ifafabricshrinksafterithasbeencutorsewn,thefinishedgarmentwillbe
misshapen.Seamsmightenduppuckered.Andthehangofagarmentwillbe
affected.
Manufacturersneedtoprovidecarelabelstellingconsumershowtolookafter
theirgarment.Withoutafabricshrinkagetest,theinformationontheselabels
willnotbeaccurate.
1.During garment manufacture
2.During subsequent laundering by the ultimate customer.
Fabric shrinkage can cause problems
in two main areas:
Fig. Fabric Shrinkage
There are two types of Fabric Shrinkage:
1.Relaxation Shrinkage
2.Progressive Shrinkage
Shrinkage Types: