Manufacure specifications
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- Created on: 02-04-14 21:08
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- Manufacturing specifications
- It describes the stages of manufacture and materials need in order to make the product
- If a product is to be made repeatedly, using a manufacture specification will ensure that each product is identical and made to a set standard
- Each manufacturer will have their own style of specification, developed to suit their particular system of working
- They generally include the following:
- Product name, description, reference number and date
- A working drawing or photo of product
- Fabric and component details and samples
- Specific tools needed, such as particular sewing machine needles
- Pattern lay plan
- Instructions for making
- Quality control check points
- Tolerance levels
- Packaging requirements
- Tolerance levels
- These are given to ensure that when products are made in quantity they conform to a specified range of variance allowed
- Tolerance levels might be given for size of a product, seam allowance or for the placement of decorative motifs, pockets etc.
- Working drawings
- Also known as flats; line drawing of garments, drawn to scale using simple, clear lines to show seams, dart etc
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