Preview Questions Clothing Technologist | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the role of "fabric hand" testing in garment quality control?

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It evaluates the tactile feel of the fabric to ensure comfort and suitability for the intended purpose

It tests the fabric's resistance to light and moisture

It measures the tensile strength of the fabric

It determines the fabric's aesthetic appeal under different lighting conditions

Question 2: What does the stretch and recovery test measure in textile testing?

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It measures the fabric's resistance to breaking under tension

It tests the fabric's ability to resist tearing along seams

It determines how much a fabric can stretch and how well it returns to its original shape

It gauges the fabric's overall durability after multiple uses

Question 3: What is the role of ease allowance in fitting a garment and how does it affect the final design?

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Ease allowance is only used for casual garments, not formal wear

Ease allowance makes the garment too loose and uncomfortable

Ease allowance has no impact on the fit, only on aesthetic appeal

Ease allowance provides extra room in the garment for comfort and movement while maintaining the design shape

Question 4: How do you identify and handle discrepancies in garment sizes during production?

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By ignoring size discrepancies to meet deadlines

By implementing a size verification system that checks each garment against a standard size chart

By resizing garments after production

By focusing on the garment's aesthetics rather than size

Question 5: How do you address a situation where fabric inconsistencies or defects are found during production?

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By proceeding with production and adjusting the defects in the final product

By reducing production speed to minimize defects

By halting production, identifying the source of the problem, and correcting the issue before resuming

By allowing the fabric to pass inspection and addressing defects later

Question 6: How does a "lean manufacturing" approach influence garment production processes?

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It reduces waste, improves product flow, and enhances overall efficiency

It focuses on cutting down product quality to improve speed

It allows for faster product turnaround by ignoring worker safety

It increases production time and complexity by using more raw materials