Issue 1 (151) / 2022
Title page Contents
Authors: Amira Lakhal, Nejib Sejri , Fadhel Jaafar
Globally, textile and clothing companies are seeking to increase the export rate by minimising the cost of production. The same goal still applies for Tunisian companies. Nonetheless, production cost is the most but not the only... more »
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| Pages 3–7
Authors: Chen Lihong, Qie Kexin, Yu Hong, Ding Xuemei
The purpose of this paper is to develop and test a theoretical model that explains that the impact of consumer perceptions of apparel safety on their consumption behavior is moderated by consumers’ attitude and the price in the... more »
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| Pages 8–16
Authors: Pinar Anna, Czajkowski Tomasz, Syska-Stasik Matylda , Zasępa Marta
The article presents selected issues from the field of management and organisation methods in the sector of professional clothing production, with respect to rental and servicing in the rental system. Logistics solutions were described for the example... more »
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| Pages 17–21
Authors: Salam Abdul , Phan Duy-Nam, Khan Saif Ullah , Ul Hassan Syed Zameer , Hassan Tufail , Ullah Khan Raja Muhammad Waseem , Pasha Khalid, Khan Muhammad Qamar , Kim Ick Soo
Passive smart textiles are the textile structures that can sense stimuli, which may come from mechanical, thermal, electrical, or chemical sources. Textile strain sensors are smart textiles products in which the sensor’s resistance changes with applied... more »
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| Pages 22–30
Optical Fibers in the Design and Fabrication of Smart Garments – a Review
Authors: Raji Rafiu King , Qin Luo, Ning Li , Haijin Liu
Several publications and even commercial products showcasing the application of optical fibers for textile goods abound in literature. Optical fibers can be employed as sensors by making use of physical principles to sense strain, temperature, and... more »
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| Pages 31–42
Authors: Renisha M. , Sakthieswaran N.
The demand and consumption of conventional concrete materials is increasing day by day, which in turn leads to the extinction of natural resources. Certain researchers tend to draw a circle to solve this global problem by finding alternative... more »
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| Pages 43–49
Intelligent Prediction Model of the Thermal and Moisture Comfort of the Skin-Tight Garment
Authors: Cheng Pengpeng , Wang Jianping , Zeng Xianyi, Bruniaux Pascal, Chen Daoling
In order to improve the efficiency and accuracy of predicting the thermal and moisture comfort of skin-tight clothing (also called skin-tight underwear), principal component analysis(PCA) is used to reduce the dimensions of related variables and eliminate... more »
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| Pages 50–58
Man-algorithm Cooperation Intelligent Design of Clothing Products in Multi Links
Authors: Han Chen , Shen Lei, Shaogeng Zhang , Mingming Wang, Ying Tang
The changes in technology have led to a synchronous change in the clothing design method, as well as media and artistic aesthetics in the same period. The intelligence algorithm is constantly increasing its participation in development and production in... more »
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| Pages 59–66
Process and Design of Jacquard Warp Knitted Spacer Fabric
Authors: Wen Zhang , Liu Shuai
Due to the rapid production of warp knitted jacquard spacer fabric in recent years, as well as physical properties of light, heat conduction, buffering effect, compression resistance, moisture permeability and air permeability, warp knitted spacer fabric... more »
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| Pages 67–70
Authors: Yang Zhuli , Wang Fumei , Guan Fuwang , Luo Jin , Qiu Yiping , Zhang Chuyang
The interfacial structure and binding forces of polytrimethylene terephthalate/polyethylene terephthalate filament were investigated through the methods of Carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance (13C-NMR), differential scanning calorimeter (DSC), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and optical microscopy. When two molten polymers... more »
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| Pages 71–76
Authors: Singh Gangwar Arun Kumar , Singh Mukesh Kumar , Vishnoi Prashant , Shakyawar D.B. , Maity Subhankar
Sodium lignosulfonate (NLS), a biomass waste procured from paper and pulp industries as brown colour water soluble powder, is explored in this article as dye for nylon 6 fabrics in aqueous media by the exhaustion method. The fastness... more »
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| Pages 77–85
Economised, thorough and skilful utilisation with the concept of cherishing things as its core thought is the basic design concept of traditional creation activities, implying profound philosophical thinking and life philosophy. This article, based on a theoretical... more »
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| Pages 86–92