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Hi

We supply

  100%cotton knit fabric in fluorescent yellow color

 dyed and FR(flame retardant) finished fabric.

 ANSI 107 

 ASTM F1506,  ASTM D6413

  This is good for safety workwear T-shirts.

  Please conact us for more details.

   Protex Co.

   Harry Koo

   prokbh@gmail.com 

What can apparel labels tell us? 

Nothing really.
This label says 97% cotton/ 3% spandex. This is the content of the fibers. This could be for anything from a t-shirt to jeans. Below are 5 other key ingredients not listed on the label to get the fabric you want. This information should be listed on your technical design packet.

In order of importance:

1. Is it knit or woven? In most cases asking your self if it is stretchy or or not will help you with this question.
2. What type of knit or weave? For examp

That's so New York - Earlier this week, London-based design duo Fanny and Jessy were kind enough to send across the official images from their Autumn/Winter 2011 look book and although I already had a rough idea of what the collection entailed after noticing a feature on another blog, I was extremely impressed with the sheer quality of the images and the abstract personalities behind the designs. Fanny and Jessy are known for their impeccable taste when it comes to those items which are slightly

Dear All,

For calculating the consumption of your knit garments please follow the below instruction. The following information you need at first, as listed below: 

(During the consumption please used measurement of middle size for calculation or used the size which has most of the qty. If the style has 6 sizes then used size number 04 for calculates the consumption. Here we will used size: "L" for calculate the consumption) 

i. Body length of the garments in cm. Suppose it is - 73 cm

ii. Sleeve le

I inherited expensive tastes from my grandmother 'Sally' who I project as a slideshow as a slideshow of elegance. I remember houndstooth check skirts, shiny court shoes and Chanel perfume, coiffed hair and singing 'supercalifragilistic' together in the lounge looking out of the bay window into the drizzly northern sky.

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Photo via Flickr/anyakamarek

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