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    The lab report details an experiment studying the components of a basic shirt, identifying parts like the collar, sleeves, placket, back, and pocket, and describing different styles for elements like cuffs, sleeves, and yokes; it also lists the machines and materials needed to make a shirt, such as sewing machines, thread, buttons, and interlining. The conclusion is that learning about all the details of a shirt's construction will be useful for the student's career in textile engineering.

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    The lab report details an experiment studying the components of a basic shirt, identifying parts like the collar, sleeves, placket, back, and pocket, and describing different styles for elements like cuffs, sleeves, and yokes; it also lists the machines and materials needed to make a shirt, such as sewing machines, thread, buttons, and interlining. The conclusion is that learning about all the details of a shirt's construction will be useful for the student's career in textile engineering.

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    The lab report details an experiment studying the components of a basic shirt, identifying parts like the collar, sleeves, placket, back, and pocket, and describing different styles for elements like cuffs, sleeves, and yokes; it also lists the machines and materials needed to make a shirt, such as sewing machines, thread, buttons, and interlining. The conclusion is that learning about all the details of a shirt's construction will be useful for the student's career in textile engineering.

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    Lab Report 2

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    Tanzila Nusrat
    The lab report details an experiment studying the components of a basic shirt, identifying parts like the collar, sleeves, placket, back, and pocket, and describing different styles for elements like cuffs, sleeves, and yokes; it also lists the machines and materials needed to make a shirt, such as sewing machines, thread, buttons, and interlining. The conclusion is that learning about all the details of a shirt's construction will be useful for the student's career in textile engineering.

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    Lab report

    Course code : TEX 306


    Course title : Apparel Manufacturing I Lab
    Experiment No: 02
    Experiment Name: Study on different components of a basic shirt

    Date of Submission: 02.03.21

    Submitted to, Submitted by,


    Name : Jannat Jahan Joya Name: Nusrat Jahan
    Designation: Lecturer Id: 191003060
    Department : Textile Department of Textile
    Engineering Engineering
    Name of the experiment: Study on different components of a basic shirt

    Introduction:
    A shirt is a cloth garment for upper body or A long or short sleeved
    garments for the upper part of the body. Usually light, weight and
    having a collar and front opening.There are various types of shirt for
    men and women.

    Objectives:
     To learn about different component of a basic shirt.
     To draw sketch of a basic shirt.
     To identify different component of a basic shirt.
     To obtain knowledge of trim and accessories of a basic shirt.
     To gather knowledge of machine which are required for making a
    complete basic shirt.

    The main parts / components of a basic shirt


    1. Collar
    2. Collar stand / Collar band
    3. Yoke ( upper & lower yoke)
    4. Front part (Right & Left )
    5. Sleeve(right and left)
    6. Cuff(right and left)
    7. Placket(right and left)
    8. Back part
    9. pocket
    10. Facing(upper and lower front facing)
    11. Gain ball(RIGHT & left)
    12. Top facing

    Machines required for making a shirt

     Plain (lock stitch) sewing machine


     Over lock/edge neatening sewing machine
     Flat lock machine
     Button holing machine
     Button attaching machine
     Feed of the arm m/c

    Accessories used for making a shirt:

     Fusible interlining
     Sewing thread (40/2 or 40/3 or 50/3): Matching color
     Label: Main label, size label, care label
     Button: Plastic or wooden or horn
     Motif

    Trimmings used for making a shirt related:

     Neck board
     Back board
     Collar insert: Usually plastic
     Hang tang
     Tag ping
     Price tick
     Tissue paper
     Poly bag
     Butter flies, etc.
    Individual parts of basic shirt:

    Collar

    Parts of collar

    Pocket styles

    Pocket styles

    Cuff styles and types

    Cuff styles
    Sleeve styles

    Sleeve styles

    Yoke styles

    Yoke styles

     In the first case, yoke and body back part are of one piece of cloth.
     In two pieces and single yoke, a single yoke is attached with the
    body back part.
     When two pieces of yoke are attached with the body back part then
    it is put in the third category, i.e. two pieces and double yoke.
    Bottom styles:

    Bottom styles

    Conclusion:
    In this experiment we learn about components of a basic shirt and its
    every detail. This experiment will be very helpful in my career.

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