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Elsayed Ahmed Elnashar*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000169

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Woven Seamless of clothes between Ancient Egyptian histories in the textile industry is one of the oldest in the world. The oldest known textiles, which date back to about 5000 B.C., are scraps of linen cloth found in Egyptian caves. Woven Seamless of clothe the industry was primarily a family and domestic one until the early part of the 1500s when the first factory system was established. Woven Seamless of clothe is a One important difference between ancient Egyptian and Western aesthetics is that, in the former, there has been little if any critical discourse on art and beauty until very recently. Which can be taken as representative of various heterodox ancient Egyptian traditions after the fifteenth century, whether the middle Kingdom (c.2040-1640 BC) at Bani Hasan in middle Egypt. The earliest example.....ReadMore

João Marcos Bosi Mendonça de Moura, Rafael Reis, Samantha May* and Ivone Gohr Pinheiro

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000168

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This project analyzed the physical-mechanical performance of plates and pavers with the incorporation of waste originated from the sorting process in the city of Blumenau, SC, Brazil. The waste consisted of organic waste, polymers, paper, glass and textile materials which were reduced in size (2.4mm to 19.0mm) and then used to replace natural aggregate at different ratios: 5%, 10%, 20% and 30%. The consistency of the fresh mortar and the physical-mechanical indices, the apparent specific gravity, water absorption and compressive strength of the hardened mortar were determined. Scanning electron microscopy analysis and flexural strength tests were also conducted. The bulk density of the plates and pavers ranged from 0.8 to 1.6g.cm-3 and 1.78 to 1.84g.cm-3 respectively. In the case of low incorporation of waste, both materials presented wat.....ReadMore

Habashi F

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000167

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Otto N. Witt (1853-1915) was the first to put a theory of dyeing in 1876 based on chromophore and auxochrome. He also conceived vacuum filtration as a method for rapid filtration......ReadMore

S Kavitha*, J Srinivasan and GTV Prabu

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.02.000166

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As treatment of dye plant effluent is becoming a mandatory requirement, search for cheap and best technology is progressing. Different treatment methods like filtration, flocculation, chemical precipitation, ion exchange, membrane separation and adsorption are being used in Industry. The adsorption process is one of the efficient methods to remove the contaminant from the effluent. New approaches based on the use of natural, inexpensive sorbent materials for effluent treatment are reported often. Areca husk fibre, a commonly available agriculture waste, is predominantly composed of hemicellulose. Dye solutions of different concentrations were prepared and a known amount of areca fiber as adsorbent was added to study the effect of concentration of dye solution and effect of the amount of adsorbent on the percentage of removal of direct dye.....ReadMore

Rym Mansour*, Soufien Dhouib and Faouzi Sakli

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000165

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This paper studies the dyeing properties of wool fabrics dyed with madder roots, chamomiles, pomegranate peels and apple tree branches (obtained after pruning) barks aqueous extracts. We have thoroughly investigated the effects of dye bath pH and mordants on the color properties of the aforementioned fabrics. Even without mordanting the wool fabrics dyed with the pomegranate peel have the highest value of colour strength (K/S=14). Mordanting permits to produce different colors and improve the fastness of a dye especially for madder roots, chamomile and apple tree branches bark. Experimental results show that the fastness properties of dyed wool fabrics range from average to excellent even without mordanting......ReadMore

Elsayed Ahmed Elnasha*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000164

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Contemporary fashion and its artistic values in the fifth generation of technology and its impact on social realism, one of the values of the art of modern fashion and modern digital art, according to the fifth generation of modern technology that supports various types of visual arts, including abstract digital arts. Fashion Figurative and deny each other and reflect it. Although both are “fashion art”, they are very different from other types of arts. The main reason for this is the lack of a clear dividing line between “fashion” and fifth-generation technologies. This research is an attempt to review a different approach to uncover the profound differences between figurative in contemporary drawings and some aspects of digital arts in accordance with modern fifth generation technologies. He also examines these technical phenome.....ReadMore

Jisu Kim and Youngjoo Na*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000163

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The origin of Saekdong is assumed from Kyung-Geum of Ancient Joseon of Korea. Kyung-Geum is warp faced multiple colored weave with patterns of relatively thick dense silk fabric and was precious in that time. It’s patterned with the shapes of cloud, antler, swirling objects with gorgeous thick end-curved lines. Go-Joseon is very civilized society focusing Joyang and Geum-Ju near Balhae Bay civilization providence and the people wore colorful clothing trimmed with animal furs with jade and bronze decoration buttons. They produced a variety of yarns and Geum fabrics, and they had various colored design of tripod pottery as well as Saekdong or modernized Kyung-Geum, inferring to their high level of dyeing technique and eye for beauty. And from bronze mirror with delicate-pattern, violin-shaped br.....ReadMore

Jose Alejandro Cano* and Abdul Zuluaga-Mazo

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000162

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The textile and clothing industry in Colombia represents a productive sector that has more than one hundred years of experience, which has allowed it to position both nationally and internationally, mainly due to the added value of fabrics, the quality of clothing, design innovation, and the occupation of local labor......ReadMore

Mangesh D Teli*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000161

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An increasing population of the Globe in general and that of India and China in particular brings before us a number of challenges of providing the people enough food, shelter, clothing, sanitation & health facilities, infrastructure, etc. To meet these challenges, unbridled manufacturing activities disregarding environment and society has been taking place almost all over the world which has resulted in alarming level of increase in Green House gases and depletion of valuable nonrenewable resources and water bodies. Under this backdrop business practices based on sustainability are becoming inevitable and textile sector is no exception to it. India’s aspiring young population, like consumers from developed countries, further demands quality apparels with multifunctional performance properties and thus Technical Textiles consumption is .....ReadMore

Carol Padberg*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000160

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Illustrated description of a fashion-art hybrid methodology. This article will begin with a descriptive text which will summarize my art practice. Through a process of backyard regeneration, I create textile fashions that function as a mushroom and microbial habitat......ReadMore

Harby E Ahmed*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000159

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Ancient Egyptian people were used the plain white linen fabrics during the most Egyptian eras. However, colored textiles were found also during the different Egyptian eras to disguise the cheapness of the fabric or to add a touch of beauty for their textiles. Tentatively, the first found dyed fabrics date back......ReadMore

Roman Knížek*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.02.000158

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These days, nanofiber layers are used not only for filtration and separation purposes, but also in the clothing industry. Nanofiber membranes are highly suitable for this purpose because of their high porosity, which is 25 % higher than the porosity of common porous PTFE membranes, and which provides much better water vapour permeability than other membranes available on the market......ReadMore

F Belussi* and K Rakic

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2019.03.000157

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Since the 1990s the Internet affected different industries and forced firms to change their business models and pushed toward the adoption of new strategies. The same happened in fashion industry, where e-commerce, personal computers, and smartphones created the opportunity for fashion firms to be closer to their customers, adopting CRM, and multichannel or omnichannel strategies. The main aim of this study is to analyze the potential conflicting presence of online and brick-and-mortar strategies in the fashion industry. We used a representative sample of 19 large firms in Europe, operating in the retailing brand fashion industry. Our data analysis shows how leading firms, facing a disruptive technology (the emergence of e-commerce), have been able to absorb it, in a context of co-existence between online and brick-and-mortar strategies.....ReadMore

Gilberto Santos*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.03.000155

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The fashion industry is one of the oldest industries in the world. It is responsible for thousands of jobs and it generates thousands of billions of dollars and euros every year. But the apparel manufacturing is interconnected with many sustainability and environmental issues, such as, water consumption, energy, heavy metals, professional diseases, low wages, waste of raw materials, etc. The fashion industry must to have concerns about the issue of sustainability and environmental impacts. Many brands are already sensitive to these issues, but others are still not. If you ask me if it is feasible fashion be sustainable, I reply: yes, fashion must be sustainable. But there is a lot of work to do and many rules to follow. “The .....ReadMore

Dibyendu Bikash Datta* and Bikas Agrawal

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.03.000154

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The quality of the undergarments is a combination of design and materials of the desirable products for intended use and the target market. No one will buy a product of poor quality or with any visual defects. The industry critically depends on the factories, the complex supply chain, and if the best procedures are maintained in their quality control systems. A good quality control system maximizes production according to specified requirements in the first attempt. To achieve an acceptable level of satisfaction, quality control is important for design quality, colors, suitability of products, stylistic approach and brand name impact on the market. The most common reason for fabric breakage on cheap undergarments is the fact that there are no set quality standards for most of the cheap products. The consumer checks the quality.....ReadMore

Kamran Yousef Sandhu* and Qurat-ul-Ain Ahmed

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.03.000153

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Purpose: The purpose of this research is to explore the role of family support through the support of TVET towards women empowerment and socio-economic growth. This research has highlighted the challenges being faced by women and the recommendations to overcome those challenges and getting the required targets positively. Design/Methodology/Approach: This is a quantitative study. The target population for the study is the women getting technical training from different readymade garment training institute Lahore. Total number of respondents are 130. A questionnaire was developed in close consultation with industry and academia experts and was used for the data collection. Data is collected using convenience approach. The questionnaire was based on the seven-point Likert scale. Reliability and Validity was checked through factor loa.....ReadMore

Yasser Osman El-Gammal*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.03.000152

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“Architecture and Fashion - Something in Common”, is exploring the parallels between one of the most two influential fields in the creative design industry; which are “Architecture” and “Fashion”. The purpose of the research work introduced in this paper is to find the common elements between architecture and fashion. “Design” and “Creativity” are major common elements between architecture and fashion, where both fields involves; imagination, art, visualization, creativity, and skill. On the other hand, architects develop a variety of creative design skills during their undergraduate studies in addition to learning their major in “Architecture”, such diversity of skills expands the realm of their job market, so that those who did not manage to find jobs in their field of major as architects may be able.....ReadMore

Asim Shahzad*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.03.000151

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The number of companies manufacturing and selling textiles based on hemp fibers are gradually increasing worldwide. Hemp fabric or hemp textiles are made from cannabis sativa fiber or industrial hemp. Being a natural, renewable and biodegradable material, hemp enjoys obvious advantages over synthetic textile materials like acrylic, polyester, nylon and spandex used for making fabrics. Hemp creates one of the most eco-friendly fabrics in the world. Hemp requires no pesticides or herbicides, controls erosion of the topsoil, and produces oxygen. It is a renewable resource that can be cultivated in as little as 100 days and is the world’s most versatile fiber. In comparison, cotton is more water-intensive and takes longer to reach harvest age and produces less.....ReadMore

RB Chavan*

DOI : 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.02.000150

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Textile and fashion industry are the thirstiest for water as it is one of the largest water consumers from fibre production to finished product. Unfortunately, all the scientific reports and opinions of renowned water experts are predicting the severe water scarcity in the near future in many parts of world particularly the developing countries where textile and fashion industry production activities are located because of cheap labour and less stringent environmental laws. The gloomy picture of water scarcity is good enough to caution the textile and fashion industry to take appropriate measures to use the water resources sustainably and make all efforts to save water at every stage of supply chain. In the first part of this series attempt has been made to provide a critical review of water distribution on earth, inequitable w.....ReadMore

Vinay Kumar Midha

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During high speed sewing, needle thread is subjected to dynamic loading, inertia forces, friction and repeated tensile stresses at tremendous rates. The value of these stresses depends upon stitching speed, sewing thread tension, stitch length and sewing thread properties. These parameters affect the tensile properties of sewing threads adversely, leading to loss in seam strength. In this study, the effect of various parameters lubrication (%), stitch density, the number of fabric layers and stitching speed on tensile properties of sewing thread has been studied using Box- Behnken design. Contrary to the popular belief, loss in tenacity increases as stitching speed increases. 4% lubrication (%) is suggested to get minimum tenacity loss (%)......ReadMore