How start a Textile Buying Agency/buying house and get it working?
Q. I am a 24 year old textile graduate. I am looking forward to starting a textile buying agency. Can anyone please help me on drawing out a feasibility to start the business and the minimum requirements of man material and money for the kick off? Waiting for an earliest reply. Thanking you, Nauman Ahmad
Asked by Nauman - Sat Jul 18 07:38:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nauman, Look into joining your local chamber of commerce - they often will assist with these type of questions. Good luck.
Answered by Clear Path Brokerage - Sat Jul 18 09:01:14 2009
Q. I am a 24 year old textile graduate. I am looking forward to starting a textile buying agency. Can anyone please help me on drawing out a feasibility to start the business and the minimum requirements of man material and money for the kick off? Waiting for an earliest reply. Thanking you, Nauman Ahmad
Asked by Nauman - Sat Jul 18 07:38:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nauman, Look into joining your local chamber of commerce - they often will assist with these type of questions. Good luck.
Answered by Clear Path Brokerage - Sat Jul 18 09:01:14 2009
Do you know about textile mills during the Industrial Revolution?
Q. I know this is a brain teaser. What was the life of typical worker that worked in a textile mill early during the Industrial Revolution. So that I can understand better, pretend that you worked in one of these textile mills. Write about your day.
Asked by '][' [[]] [[]] []_ - Mon Sep 15 21:56:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry I can't pretend but I can show you what was written about the conditions at those times: Workers Working conditions in the early British textile factories were brutal. Children, men, and women regularly worked 68-hour work weeks. Factories often were not well ventilated and became very hot in the summer. Worker health and safety regulations were non-existent. Workers who suffered debilitating injuries from work were simply dismissed without any compensation. The best that can be said for these conditions is that other work for unskilled, landless persons was less consistent throughout the year and from year to year, and offered less possibility for earnings growth for those who adapted well to the work. Textile factories… [cont.]
Answered by Josephine - Tue Sep 16 03:32:47 2008
Q. I know this is a brain teaser. What was the life of typical worker that worked in a textile mill early during the Industrial Revolution. So that I can understand better, pretend that you worked in one of these textile mills. Write about your day.
Asked by '][' [[]] [[]] []_ - Mon Sep 15 21:56:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry I can't pretend but I can show you what was written about the conditions at those times: Workers Working conditions in the early British textile factories were brutal. Children, men, and women regularly worked 68-hour work weeks. Factories often were not well ventilated and became very hot in the summer. Worker health and safety regulations were non-existent. Workers who suffered debilitating injuries from work were simply dismissed without any compensation. The best that can be said for these conditions is that other work for unskilled, landless persons was less consistent throughout the year and from year to year, and offered less possibility for earnings growth for those who adapted well to the work. Textile factories… [cont.]
Answered by Josephine - Tue Sep 16 03:32:47 2008
What elements of the textile mills and 19th centruy society relieved ?
Q. What elements of the textile mills and 19th centruy society relieved against a social workers protest for reform? Help please?? Thank you!
Asked by needajob91 - Sun Oct 19 23:59:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't understand the question. Can you clarify?
Answered by John H - Mon Oct 20 00:19:51 2008
Q. What elements of the textile mills and 19th centruy society relieved against a social workers protest for reform? Help please?? Thank you!
Asked by needajob91 - Sun Oct 19 23:59:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't understand the question. Can you clarify?
Answered by John H - Mon Oct 20 00:19:51 2008
How can I be connected with a textile dealer in India?
Q. I am a Nigerin,dealer in textile materials and marine equipments. I want a real dealer in both fields of business so we can talk business on line regarding shipping and payment; but i want an Indian.
Asked by enoks o - Mon Dec 4 11:44:01 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you want to pay via Credit Card?
Answered by Abdul - Mon Dec 4 12:19:33 2006
Q. I am a Nigerin,dealer in textile materials and marine equipments. I want a real dealer in both fields of business so we can talk business on line regarding shipping and payment; but i want an Indian.
Asked by enoks o - Mon Dec 4 11:44:01 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do you want to pay via Credit Card?
Answered by Abdul - Mon Dec 4 12:19:33 2006
How to mix textile paint for airbrush?
Q. How to mix textile paint for airbrush use, how to make it thin without changing the quality of color?
Asked by bongzta2 - Wed Jul 7 04:44:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not just use a thin paint meant for airbrushing? e.g.:
Answered by kay - Wed Jul 7 13:33:25 2010
Q. How to mix textile paint for airbrush use, how to make it thin without changing the quality of color?
Asked by bongzta2 - Wed Jul 7 04:44:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why not just use a thin paint meant for airbrushing? e.g.:
Answered by kay - Wed Jul 7 13:33:25 2010
How to develop distribution channels for my own textile products?
Q. I've designed some baby textile products and having a manufacturer make the 1st batch of my products. I am wondering besides selling the products myself, how can I develop some other distribution channels? I know I can cold call retail/boutique store owners, but is there any other ways for me to reach them? Any wholesale website or product directory where I can upload my products? Any input is appreciated!
Asked by jk - Wed Jun 23 17:08:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try: You can upload your products here.
Answered by Clair Mark - Thu Jun 24 02:45:54 2010
Q. I've designed some baby textile products and having a manufacturer make the 1st batch of my products. I am wondering besides selling the products myself, how can I develop some other distribution channels? I know I can cold call retail/boutique store owners, but is there any other ways for me to reach them? Any wholesale website or product directory where I can upload my products? Any input is appreciated!
Asked by jk - Wed Jun 23 17:08:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try: You can upload your products here.
Answered by Clair Mark - Thu Jun 24 02:45:54 2010
how do you find textile companies to submit artwork to?
Q. I am exploring sending my artwork to various textile companies, but I"m not sure how to go about doing this. I do mostly digital art. When I spoke with the local art museum, she thought my art would be best suited to textiles, and I thought that was a great idea. But I"m not sure how to go about doing this, and how to get started. Thanks so much!
Asked by art_flood - Fri Apr 18 06:28:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may want to contact design faculty in the various College Textile departments in the USA and Europe and ask if they would review a sample of your work and ask for their advice. The reference has a short list of USA textile related departments, but many colleges have small groups in their Design Departments so do a good web search. Also, groups like AATCC have design competitions.
Answered by Otts Shoals - Fri Apr 18 13:40:47 2008
Q. I am exploring sending my artwork to various textile companies, but I"m not sure how to go about doing this. I do mostly digital art. When I spoke with the local art museum, she thought my art would be best suited to textiles, and I thought that was a great idea. But I"m not sure how to go about doing this, and how to get started. Thanks so much!
Asked by art_flood - Fri Apr 18 06:28:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may want to contact design faculty in the various College Textile departments in the USA and Europe and ask if they would review a sample of your work and ask for their advice. The reference has a short list of USA textile related departments, but many colleges have small groups in their Design Departments so do a good web search. Also, groups like AATCC have design competitions.
Answered by Otts Shoals - Fri Apr 18 13:40:47 2008
Does anyone know of any textile mills that are still up and running in NC or SC?
Q. Does anyone know of any textile mills that are still up and running in NC or SC? Thanks Nick B!
Asked by collins m - Thu Oct 2 10:55:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Milliken, ITG, Highland, Swift Galey, Hanes, Inman Mills, Central Textiles, and many others have traditional plants. In fact in NC alone, there are over 1300 companies of all types that deal in the textile supply chain (see the reference). That tells you how big textiles was in the past in these states.
Answered by badhabyt - Thu Oct 2 23:21:08 2008
Q. Does anyone know of any textile mills that are still up and running in NC or SC? Thanks Nick B!
Asked by collins m - Thu Oct 2 10:55:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Milliken, ITG, Highland, Swift Galey, Hanes, Inman Mills, Central Textiles, and many others have traditional plants. In fact in NC alone, there are over 1300 companies of all types that deal in the textile supply chain (see the reference). That tells you how big textiles was in the past in these states.
Answered by badhabyt - Thu Oct 2 23:21:08 2008
what effect did the industrial revolution have on the textile industry?
Q. the time of the industrial revolution.what good it did to the textile industry.the good it did to the textile market
Asked by eunice a - Fri Oct 6 04:43:39 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The industrial revolution helped textile indrtry, seeing as more things were industrialised and more machine's were springing up to speed up the work of textile mills. Also, labor from immigration was drawn in because of the revolution. This labor server for the company in camps, livving on company properity in some cases, and was a cheep and easy way to construct things and build products.
Answered by Rvardell - Fri Oct 6 04:49:41 2006
Q. the time of the industrial revolution.what good it did to the textile industry.the good it did to the textile market
Asked by eunice a - Fri Oct 6 04:43:39 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The industrial revolution helped textile indrtry, seeing as more things were industrialised and more machine's were springing up to speed up the work of textile mills. Also, labor from immigration was drawn in because of the revolution. This labor server for the company in camps, livving on company properity in some cases, and was a cheep and easy way to construct things and build products.
Answered by Rvardell - Fri Oct 6 04:49:41 2006
What are the defects in a cad software taking in view a textile designer?
Q. what are the things which a cad software lacks? taking in view a textile designer
Asked by knee2 - Wed May 27 01:19:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. what are the things which a cad software lacks? taking in view a textile designer
Asked by knee2 - Wed May 27 01:19:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
how do you submit your art to textile companies?
Q. how do you submit your artwork to textile companies for various patterns, clothing, etc?
Asked by art_flood - Sat Apr 12 03:51:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. send it personally. it's better that way.
Answered by just checking my answers - Sat Apr 12 07:53:40 2008
Q. how do you submit your artwork to textile companies for various patterns, clothing, etc?
Asked by art_flood - Sat Apr 12 03:51:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. send it personally. it's better that way.
Answered by just checking my answers - Sat Apr 12 07:53:40 2008
Which of the following groups was a primary source of labor for the textile mills?
Q. Which of the following groups was a primary source of labor for the textile mills? A. children B. African-Americans C. Immigrants D. women
Asked by US GIRL - Thu Jan 28 22:05:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A-Children and D. Women
Answered by ajtheactress - Thu Jan 28 22:52:50 2010
Q. Which of the following groups was a primary source of labor for the textile mills? A. children B. African-Americans C. Immigrants D. women
Asked by US GIRL - Thu Jan 28 22:05:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A-Children and D. Women
Answered by ajtheactress - Thu Jan 28 22:52:50 2010
List of Institutes that provide a course in Textile Designing in Secunderabad?
Q. My sis-in-law would like to pursue a career in the fashion industry. To achieve this she needs to complete a short course in textile design. She's based in Secunderabad at icrisat colony - Phase II. The Institute in question should be a reasonable distance from her home - not somewhere at the other end of the city... Please help!
Asked by Maya - Tue Apr 1 04:41:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know, this link will be useful to you or not but I will advice you to read local newspapers for this or see the local yellow pages/telephone directory etc. best of luck !! plz click
Answered by " The Indian ----- " - Tue Apr 1 13:15:17 2008
Q. My sis-in-law would like to pursue a career in the fashion industry. To achieve this she needs to complete a short course in textile design. She's based in Secunderabad at icrisat colony - Phase II. The Institute in question should be a reasonable distance from her home - not somewhere at the other end of the city... Please help!
Asked by Maya - Tue Apr 1 04:41:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know, this link will be useful to you or not but I will advice you to read local newspapers for this or see the local yellow pages/telephone directory etc. best of luck !! plz click
Answered by " The Indian ----- " - Tue Apr 1 13:15:17 2008
what is the cut off marks necessary for textile tech for admission into a top class college in tamilnadu?
Q. i have written 12th std in tamil nadu board.i have decided to take textile technology.i dont know the minimum cut off marks for this course.i like to get admited into PSG,SSM,A.C.TECH,Kumara guru any one of these colleges .please help me regarding this.
Asked by satish ruban - Thu May 8 01:13:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for cut off analysis. concact technocrats indiacollegefinder
Answered by Rajesh R - Fri May 9 11:11:33 2008
Q. i have written 12th std in tamil nadu board.i have decided to take textile technology.i dont know the minimum cut off marks for this course.i like to get admited into PSG,SSM,A.C.TECH,Kumara guru any one of these colleges .please help me regarding this.
Asked by satish ruban - Thu May 8 01:13:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for cut off analysis. concact technocrats indiacollegefinder
Answered by Rajesh R - Fri May 9 11:11:33 2008
What are the ways of putting colors in a Fabric/Textile?
Q. What are the ways of putting colors in a Fabric/Textile?
Asked by James R - Sun Feb 21 21:17:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. has a pretty comprehensive list of methods. They missed embroidery.
Answered by kay - Mon Feb 22 09:45:17 2010
Q. What are the ways of putting colors in a Fabric/Textile?
Asked by James R - Sun Feb 21 21:17:32 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. has a pretty comprehensive list of methods. They missed embroidery.
Answered by kay - Mon Feb 22 09:45:17 2010
Which lens and camera suitable to take a picture of textile products such as silk scarf & thin textile tems?
Q. I need to take some photos of scarf but i dont know which lens do i need to use? Is there anyone can tell me what lens do i need to use for textile purpose photos? such as silk scarf.. and very thin textiles especially silk. I dont have a camera and if you tell me which camera and lens can i use for this purpose and i will get an idea about it so then i am going to purchase a camera and lens.
Asked by Bilgehan - Sun Feb 15 00:16:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It really doesn't matter what camera you get. The lens is what matters with most pictures. For textiles, you may want a macro lens if there is any embroidery detail in the scarf. A true macro will allow you to capture the detail at life size. Many lenses say macro, but you have to look at the specifications to see if it is a 1:1 macro (a true macro) or not. But you can do what you want with just about any macro lens. If you want a camera and lens combo that can do what you want and be good for all-around use, I would say for the lens to get a Tamron 18-250. The lens is made in a mount for Sony, Nikon, Canon and Pentax I believe and costs $459. It is considered a macro, but is not a true macro. You can get an entry level DSLR for around $50 [cont.]
Answered by casperskitty - Sun Feb 15 01:55:37 2009
Q. I need to take some photos of scarf but i dont know which lens do i need to use? Is there anyone can tell me what lens do i need to use for textile purpose photos? such as silk scarf.. and very thin textiles especially silk. I dont have a camera and if you tell me which camera and lens can i use for this purpose and i will get an idea about it so then i am going to purchase a camera and lens.
Asked by Bilgehan - Sun Feb 15 00:16:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It really doesn't matter what camera you get. The lens is what matters with most pictures. For textiles, you may want a macro lens if there is any embroidery detail in the scarf. A true macro will allow you to capture the detail at life size. Many lenses say macro, but you have to look at the specifications to see if it is a 1:1 macro (a true macro) or not. But you can do what you want with just about any macro lens. If you want a camera and lens combo that can do what you want and be good for all-around use, I would say for the lens to get a Tamron 18-250. The lens is made in a mount for Sony, Nikon, Canon and Pentax I believe and costs $459. It is considered a macro, but is not a true macro. You can get an entry level DSLR for around $50 [cont.]
Answered by casperskitty - Sun Feb 15 01:55:37 2009
How to measure the quality of Textile Ventilation?
Q. How to measure the quality of Textile Ventilation?
Asked by doudou - Sun Nov 22 21:37:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Textile Ventilation core indicators: permeability Textile Ventilation is also known as textile air duct, fabric air duct, sox system, fabric air ducting, fabric air distribution device is a fiber woven by a special flexible air distribution system (Air Dispersion), is the alternative to the traditional blast tube, air valve, diffuser, insulation materials, a kind of send the wind end of the system. Fabric duct duct has a surface-type wind, the wind a large quantity; the overall supply air evenly; Anti-Gel; easy to clean and maintain, health, environmental protection; light weight; simple installation, project cycles are short; installation flexibility; many features of higher cost. Sox system highlights a lot, but many users favor sox… [cont.]
Answered by roger.xie - Sun Nov 22 22:05:06 2009
Q. How to measure the quality of Textile Ventilation?
Asked by doudou - Sun Nov 22 21:37:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Textile Ventilation core indicators: permeability Textile Ventilation is also known as textile air duct, fabric air duct, sox system, fabric air ducting, fabric air distribution device is a fiber woven by a special flexible air distribution system (Air Dispersion), is the alternative to the traditional blast tube, air valve, diffuser, insulation materials, a kind of send the wind end of the system. Fabric duct duct has a surface-type wind, the wind a large quantity; the overall supply air evenly; Anti-Gel; easy to clean and maintain, health, environmental protection; light weight; simple installation, project cycles are short; installation flexibility; many features of higher cost. Sox system highlights a lot, but many users favor sox… [cont.]
Answered by roger.xie - Sun Nov 22 22:05:06 2009
Textile software for managing a industry purpose?
Q. Which is the best Textile erp software for Textile Industry Maintenance? Where can I get this information?
Asked by Nithi Jai - Tue Sep 29 01:33:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Which is the best Textile erp software for Textile Industry Maintenance? Where can I get this information?
Asked by Nithi Jai - Tue Sep 29 01:33:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How good are Textile motorcycle jackets?
Q. How good are textile jackets? I know they arent as good as leather and they are better than nothing, but really how good are they? Do they hold up well in a crash? Which Brand makes the best ones? How good are Teknic leather jackets? @Gookie... I just found that scorpion jacket online. It looks very good and the removable liner will be great since I live in Indiana.(Bipolar Weather)
Asked by redsfan - Tue May 4 22:10:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have an Alpinestars textile jacket, it has been waterproof for over eight years (recently it has become showerproof only), it has CE approved armour, a removable fleece liner (toasty), well constructed. It has been involved in two minor but potentially nasty accidents, including a somersault over the front, there was no damage to the construction (although there was little abrasion in either incident which is were textile jackets fall down in protection performance). I do not know Teknic or Scorpion jackets. Downpoint it does tend to smell like a wet dog now that it is no longer completely waterproof. This is the closest current jacket I would recommend buying and fitting a spine protector too.
Answered by Tim D - Wed May 5 03:10:08 2010
Q. How good are textile jackets? I know they arent as good as leather and they are better than nothing, but really how good are they? Do they hold up well in a crash? Which Brand makes the best ones? How good are Teknic leather jackets? @Gookie... I just found that scorpion jacket online. It looks very good and the removable liner will be great since I live in Indiana.(Bipolar Weather)
Asked by redsfan - Tue May 4 22:10:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have an Alpinestars textile jacket, it has been waterproof for over eight years (recently it has become showerproof only), it has CE approved armour, a removable fleece liner (toasty), well constructed. It has been involved in two minor but potentially nasty accidents, including a somersault over the front, there was no damage to the construction (although there was little abrasion in either incident which is were textile jackets fall down in protection performance). I do not know Teknic or Scorpion jackets. Downpoint it does tend to smell like a wet dog now that it is no longer completely waterproof. This is the closest current jacket I would recommend buying and fitting a spine protector too.
Answered by Tim D - Wed May 5 03:10:08 2010
What is a creative business name for a cotton textile?
Q. this is for a class project and we need to create a business and i chose a cotton textile so it'd be great if someone can give me any good ideas for business names...thnx =]
Asked by voll3ball93xoxo - Tue May 18 19:54:58 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Natures Naturals
Answered by dadnbob - Tue May 18 19:56:47 2010
Q. this is for a class project and we need to create a business and i chose a cotton textile so it'd be great if someone can give me any good ideas for business names...thnx =]
Asked by voll3ball93xoxo - Tue May 18 19:54:58 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Natures Naturals
Answered by dadnbob - Tue May 18 19:56:47 2010
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