INDUSTRY INTRODUCTION
Introduction to the various roles in the fashion industry.
Understand how all roles work together in bringing products to market.
BUILDING A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION PACKAGE
Introduction to building a spec sheet.
Use of software to produce industry-standard technical documents.
Understand how to prepare technical specification packages.
CONSTRUCTION
Overview / review of different seam constructions.
Identify construction details in a spec sheet.
Overview of trim items often found in apparel products.
BOM (Bill of Materials) are defined.
Build a BOM, estimating yields, minimum orders, etc.
Understand and prepare a production plan / calendar.
Identify fabric and trim lead times with suppliers.
Understand lab dips; color matching, and DTM (Dye to Match) trims.
TEXTILE SCIENCE
Textile fibers, yarn classification and numbering, texturing, spun yarn manufacturing and yarn testing.
Knitting and weaving fundamentals, and nonwovens.
Fabric preparation and fabric finishing.
Color – dyestuffs, pigments, digital and traditional printing methods.
Get to know where to source fabric.
PROTOTYPE BUILDING
Learn how to problem solving in manufacturing.
Be able to identify effective methods for tracking changes.
Producing a run – either sample or production, and what are the differences.
QC – working with production to identify and uphold quality standards.
Confirm and release approved tech packs.
Using tech packs, produce three samples at domestic factory
SOURCING
Understand the role of sourcing and determine best methods of use.
Learn about the pros and cons of factory allocation.
Learn how to confirm material souring.
Understand flow chart that runs between PD, Sourcing Mangers and Design
Using learned techniques, locate one overseas apparel manufacturer to produce a total of three samples, using tech packs created.
PRODUCTION & PLANNING
Understand basic factory flow.
Understand and prepare costing, estimating yields.
Produce a production plan using strict timelines.
Understand the role of finance.
PRESENTATION
Final project: Total of 4 manufactured garments; two garments domestically and 2 garments internationally.
Students will present their final presentation to peers, the Dean of The Cut Fashion Design Academy and the course instructor.
Homestay - Single-person room - Breakfast and dinner on weekdays, 3 meals on weekends
年龄区间: 18岁及18岁以上
住宿类型: 寄宿家庭
房间类型: 单人房
膳食安排: 平日早餐和晚餐，周末3餐 (每周21餐)
可用性: 一月 - 十二月
到达日: 星期日, 随时
出发日: 星期六, 随时
¥ 1,387
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ABOUT
Staying with a Canadian family is an excellent way to improve your English as well as to
learn about another culture. The Cut Fashion Design Academy and The Cutting Room have
paired up with Northwest Homestay to help you find the perfect for your duration of study.
Life in Canada is likely to be very different from that in your own country, so you will be
adapting to a new home, new food, new customs, as well as a new language. Don’t be shy
about being involved with your host family. They will want you to gain a good experience from
your visit with them. You may want to stay in touch with your new-found family so, when you
leave, remember to give them your forwarding address.
FEES
Placement fee………………………………………………………………………………………………… $150
Homestay fee single room 3 meals…………………………………………………………………. $250 per week
Homestay share room 3 meals…………………………………………………………………………$225 per week
Pick up (Optional)…………………………………………………………………………………………….$80
Drop off(Optional)……………………………………………………………………………………………$80
Please note that we do not book flights for our students. If you are researching airfare costs, we recommend using Kayak.com, a search engine that lets you compare flight options from your home country to 温哥华 based on your budget, schedule and preferences.
