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If you wear asked to produce a children's wear,would you consider the thing you have learned in choosing the right fabric for you project? Why?

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Answer:

1. Consider the Fabric Weight

The weight of a fabric is measured in GSM (grams per square meter) and it defines how heavy or light a fabric is.  Don't worry, you don't have to measure the fabric's weight at the store. Measuring the fabric weight is a way of measuring the thickness of the material, and differentiating between light-weight, medium-weight, or heavy-weight fabric.

Here are some fabrics defined by their category (these categories may change depending on how the fabric is treated; dyeing and printing can affect the fabric weight).

2. Examine the Fabric Drape

The drape determines how the fabric flows. In other words, stiff fabrics have less drape, and fluid fabrics have more drape. Easy! But be careful with this term. Drape is often confused with weight, but they are two different factors that affect how garments look.

A fabric with more drape will make the skirt float away from your body, contrary to a fabric with a soft drape which will make it fold close to your body. For example, if you want a flowing skirt, you should pick a thin and well-draping fabric, but if you want a more structured skirt, choose a stiff and thick fabric.  

Here is a chart that shows some fabrics defined by their weight and drape:

3. Test the Fabric Stretch

Stretch is how much your fabric stretches.  Fabrics have different elasticity (ability of textile fibers to “bounce back” when they are stretched). When you are choosing a fabric with stretch, you have to be sure that it works for your pattern, because it can change how the final product fits the body.

To measure the stretch of a fabric, stretch  5” of fabric over a ruler, holding one end on the zero mark and stretching the other until you feel resistance and then divide that number by the original length of the fabric. For example: if your fabric stretches to 7.5″, it stretched 2.5″ past the original length. This is 50% stretch.

Calculation: 2.5 (amount it stretched) / 5 (original length) = .5 x 100 = 50%. 

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CHILDRENS WEAR PRODUCTION

If I were to produce a children's wear I will use a cotton fabric because it has

a characteristics of absorbency, breathability and comfort level.  Cotton fabric is also very eco-friendly, it is produced without any of the chemicals used.  This fabric does not contain any synthetic compounds. Aside from cotton, another fabric that is also suitable for children is the micro-fiber fabrics. This type of fabric is a great choice specially of a children has a sensitive skin. This new type of fabric which is very soft and non-allergenic.

Another fabric that is suitable for children

1. Lawn Cotton;

2.Voile

3.Broadcloth

4.Handkerchief linen

5.Muslin

6. Batiste

7. Eyelet cotton or Broderie anglaise fabric

8. Jersey knit fabric

9. Fleece

10. Microfiber fabrics

11. Fabric with pile/nap

12. Bamboo rayon

13. Waterproof fabrics

4 types of fabric for children's wear ​

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