Garment Production — DU B.A. (Prog) Apparel Design & Construction as Major Previous Year Question Papers

Read the questions carefully. Answer with illustrations wherever required. Explain any five of the following terms in very brief: 5×3=15 (i) In-house sourcing (ii) Sectioned marker (iti) Cut order plan (io) Fabric lay (vi) Unit production system. 2. Differentiate between any three of the following: (i) Local sourcing and Off-shoring (it) Lapped seam and Bound seam (iii) Straight splice and interlock splice (io) Round knife and Band knife cutting machine. 3. Discuss in detail the various type of suppliers available for sourcing fabries and trims in garment production. 15 4. (a) Describe the various spreading machines used in garment production. 10 (b) A company is producing 100 T-shirts using a marker that arranges the patterns on a fabric roll. The fabric width is 60 inches, and the marker uses 96 inches of fabric. The total area of all T-shirt patterns laid out on the marker is 4,800 square inches. Calculate the marker efficiency based on the fabric area and pattern area. 5 5. (a) Discuss the importance of packing in garment production, detailing the types of folds used in garment packaging. 8 (b) List and briefly describe the various functions of the finishing department. 7 (a) List the seam classification outlined in ISO 4916:1991. Describe any two seam classes in detail. 8 (b) Define and describe the importance of marker making. Discuss the points to consider during Marker Planning. 7 Write detailed notes on any two of the following: 2x7.5=15 (i) Progressive bundle system (ti) Specialised sewing machines (iti) Role of Time and Motion studies in production planning.