Preview Questions Clothing Technologist | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does fullness in garment design (e.g., pleats, gathers) affect the fit?

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Fullness causes the garment to fit too loosely, reducing comfort

Fullness only affects the visual design of the garment, not fit

Fullness makes the garment too tight in specific areas of the body

Fullness adds ease and allows for more movement and comfort while maintaining the garment's shape

Question 2: What is the importance of the Martindale test in textile testing, and how does it relate to garment durability?

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It assesses the fabric's color fastness under UV light

It tests the abrasion resistance of fabrics, indicating how well they will withstand wear over time

It measures the fabric's shrinkage after washing

It measures the fabric's resistance to water penetration

Question 3: What role does fabric choice play in garment fitting?

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It only impacts the garment's visual appeal but not its fit

Fabric choice is irrelevant as the fit is solely determined by sizing

It directly affects how the garment drapes, fits, and moves on the body

It has no impact on garment fitting as the fit is determined by the pattern

Question 4: What is the role of a "first article" in garment manufacturing?

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It is a prototype used for aesthetic feedback only

It is the garment that is finalized and shipped to retail immediately

It is the first garment off the production line, used for packing

It acts as a sample that undergoes detailed inspection to ensure quality and correct fit before full production

Question 5: In garment manufacturing, how do you assess and manage fabric wastage during cutting?

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By using digital pattern making and efficient layout techniques to minimize fabric waste

By ignoring fabric wastage to improve speed

By cutting as quickly as possible without considering waste

By using a single layout style for all fabric types

Question 6: What is the difference between woven and knitted fabrics in terms of structure and performance?

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Knitted fabrics use loops of yarn that stretch and recover, offering more flexibility

Woven fabrics are always more durable than knitted fabrics

Knitted fabrics are more durable and resistant to wear

Woven fabrics have interlacing yarns in both directions, offering more structure and stability