Assignment 2 Capsule Range & Tech Packs (Group 9)
Assignment 2 Capsule Range & Tech Packs (Group 9)
9
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
03 QUALITY ANALYSIS
06 INDUSTRY REPORT
07 REFERENCES
TECH PACK FOR THE
CULT ORIGINAL SHIRTS
Specification Pack (1)
Design Specification
Style: Shirts
Front
Back
Sewing thread
One front pocket bag (on the right side).
Trim Details Brand label (Brand name, size) is at the center and put below the collar band
Wash and Care label (country of origin, wash and care instruction with symbols).
Six center front buttons
XS, S, M, L, XL
Sizes US sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
UK sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Specification Pack (2)
Size Specification
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Tolerance
Code Components XS S M L XL
+/-
C Front Length (from High Point Shoulder) 1 62.3 65.3 68.3 71.3 74.3
M Armhole 2 41 43 45 47 49
Q Side Seam 1 28 29 30 31 32
Specification Pack (4)
Size Specification (Lay Plan)
pn
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
4
2
2. Button place at
Button at the cuff PANTONE 16-4019 TCX 2
the back side
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
PANTONE
100.000
11-0601 Fashion
White and VND/m
CF TCX, Fabrics in
Blue Cotton 100% Cotton N/A 1.8 m Total
619 PANTONE Colombo,
Fabric 180.000
16-4019 Sri Lanka
VND
TCX
PANTONE
11-0601 Air Woven 1.000 VND
Plastics (white 1 cm
TCX, Lanka Label / button
Buttons FB462 and blue (diamete 8
PANTONE Ltd in Sri Total:
buttons) r)
16-4019 Lanka 8.000 VND
TCX
Air Woven
PANTONE
Herringbone Lanka Label 7.1 cm x
Brand Label BL 236 11-0103 1 2.500 VND
Twill fabric Ltd in Sri 1.5 cm
TCX
Lanka
Air Woven
PANTONE
Wash and WCL 100% Lanka Label 3.4 cm x
19-4004 1 2.500 VND
Care Label 732 Polyester Ltd in Sri 2.3 cm
TCX
Lanka
PANTONE
11-0601
Thread (white TR TCX, Sewing Tan Dinh 10.000
N/A 1 piled
and blue) 3014 PANTONE Thread Market VND
14-4214
TCX
Specification Pack (10)
Image Overview
pn
Style: Shirts
Front View
Back View
Brand Label
Sewing Threads
TECH PACK FOR ZARA
SHIRTS
(BRANDED)
Specification Pack (1)
Design Specification
pn
Season: Spring/Summer 2024
Style: Shirts
Front
Back
Sewing thread
Brand label (Brand name, size, country of origin)
Trim Details Wash and Care label (composition of fabric, care instruction).
Five center front buttons
Two buttons on the cuff and one button on the sleeve placket
S, M, L, XL, XXL
Sizes
MEX sizes: 26, 28, 30, 32, 34
Specification Pack (2)
Size Specification
pn
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Tolerance
Code Components S M L XL XXL
+/-
C Front Length (from High Point Shoulder) 1 66.3 67.3 68.3 69.3 70.3
M Armhole 1 46 47 47 48 48
N Sleeve Length from Top Armhole 1 46.7 47.2 47.7 48.2 48.7
Style: Shirts
HF Half Front 2
HB Half Back 1
S Sleeve 2
TC Top Collar 2
CB Colllar Band 2
C Cuff 4
Y Yoke 1
SP Sleeve Plackets 2
Specification Pack (5)
Construction (Seam Details)
pn
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Style: Shirts
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 1
Figure 4
Style: Shirts
1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12,
Lockstitch 301 N/A 0.2 cm
13, 16
Style: Shirts
Total
Pantone
Component Code Description Supplier Size Quantity Cost
Colour
(VND)
100.000
White PANTONE VND/m
Tan Dinh
Cotton CS 176 11-0601 100% Cotton 1.5 m 1.8 m Total:
Market
Fabric TCX 180.000
VND
2.000
VND /
PANTONE Plastic off-
Ban Co 0.9 cm button
Buttons BT 2919 11-0104 white cream 11 buttons
Market (diameter) Total:
TCX color
22.000
VND
PANTONE
19-4004 100% Tan Dinh 7.4 cm x 1 3.000
Brand Label BL 223 1 piece
TCX polyester Market cm VND
(Black)
100%
PANTONE
Information polyester, Tan Dinh 11.8 cm x 3.000
PCL 721 13-4108 1 piece
Label wash and care Market 2.3 cm VND
TCX
symbols
PANTONE
11-0601
Soai Kinh
TCX, Sewing 17.000
Thread TD 301 Lam N/A 1 piled
PANTONE Thread VND
Market
11-0107
TCX
Specification Pack (10)
Image Overview
pn
Style: Shirts
Front View
Back View
Quality
Analysis
THE CULT ORIGINAL ZARA
CONSTRUCTION
TRIM DETAILS CLOSURE: The closure of the shirt CLOSURE: The closure of the shirt
includes six plastic white buttons, the includes five plastic off white
buttons are 1cm in diameter. The cream buttons, the buttons are
buttons of the center front is not very 0.9cm in diameter. The buttons of
easy to pass through the buttonhole the center front is easy to pass
and is attached to the shirt through through the buttonhole and is
two holes. The color of the button at attached to the shirt through four
the center front is the same color as holes which is more stable than
the garment fabric (PANTONE 11- the local brand shirt. The color of
0601 TCX) . The gap between each the button (PANTONE 11-0104
button is 8.5cm. TCX) at the center front is the
slightly different compared to
LABELS: The shirt has one brand label the garment fabric (PANTONE 11-
made of herringbone twill fabric and 0601 TCX). The gap between
wash-care label made of 100% each button is 8cm.
polyester. The brand label is in English,
and the wash and care instructions LABELS: The shirt has one brand
are label is in English with symbols. The label and wash-care label both
brand label includes the brand name made of 100% polyester. The
and size and is placed center of brand label is in English, and the
underneath the collar band. The wash- wash are label is in English and
care label includes country of origin other languages. The brand label
and wash-care instructions. includes the brand name, country
of origin and size and is placed
SEWING THREAD: White color center of underneath the collar
(PANTONE 11-0601 TCX) sewing band. The wash-care label
thread is used for the white parts of includes fabric composition and
the garment while blue color wash-care instructions.
(PANTONE 16-4019 TCX) sewing
thread for the sleeves. The thread is in SEWING THREAD: White color
not good quality as there is visible (PANTONE 11-0601 TCX) sewing
damage in regard to the sewing thread is used for the garment.
thread like worn outs and frays. The thread is in good quality as
there is no visible damage in
FRONT PATCH POCKET: The shirt has regard to the sewing thread.
one front patch pocket on the right
side of the shirt adding functionality to ZARA’s does not have front
the shirt. patch pocket.
STITCH LENGTH: The stitch length is STITCH LENGTH: The stitch length
longer than the ZARA shirt and the is shorter than The Cult Original
stitches are not evenly stitched. shirt and the stitches are evenly
stitched throughout the shirt.
STITCH TENSION: The tension of the
shirt is not well balanced, hence has STITCH TENSION: The tension of
result in a lot of puckering. the shirt is somewhat balanced,
hence has result in a few of
puckering.
The seams are straight and neat
The seams are not straight and
at most points and strong seams
neatly done at most points and
throughout the shirt.
some parts of the shirt has stray
threads. The seams are not very
strong.
TREND
Analysis
and styles
INTRODUCTION TO
SHIRTS
Looking to the future, the shirt is poised for a broader evolution as sustainability
gain prominence, and consumer preferences shift towards eco-conscious
choices. Shirts are expected to have a strong demand in high quality and
customization, despite the trends shifting to a casual setting (Statisa 2024).
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
The shirt industry is a highly competitive market influenced by a balance of
tradition and innovation. Competition makes brands continue to offer distinctive
designs, quality craftsmanship, and a timeless style.
Research and development (R&D) in this sector is mainly focus on fabrics, styles,
and sustainability. Innovations in fabric technology drive R&D efforts, with a focus
on materials brands are able to provide enhanced comfort, breathability, and
durability while maintaining a classy appearance (Images Business of Fashion
2022). Styles evolve to meet modern trends while preserving the look associated
with formal shirts. Sustainable practices, including the use of eco-friendly fabrics
and ethical manufacturing, have gained prominence in addressing consumer
concerns about environmental impact.
Supply chains play a significant role in aligning with consumer preferences. Brands
often adopt just-in-time production models, minimizing excess inventory and
responding swiftly to fast paced trends. Marketing strategies covered by both
digital platforms (most popular) and traditional channels, emphasizing the quality,
craftsmanship, and unique elements of the shirts (Statista 2024). Distribution
channels for shirts include flagship stores, high-end department stores, and e-
commerce platforms, ensuring a diverse and accessible market presence for the
consumers.
Demographics
The target demographic for
shirts typically consists of adults
aged from 25-55
Suitable for all genders
Occupation: This group
includes working professionals,
executives, and individuals
engaged in formal and semi-
formal occupations and
younger generations who
prefer to add a hint of formal Geographics
aesthetics to their clothing
style. The target market spans across
Income levels is often urban and suburban locations
distributed among the middle with a primary focus on
to upper income class, metropolitan regions. Cities,
reflecting a capacity for financial hubs, and cultural
premium and quality products. centers are key geographical
locations.
Styles and tastes may vary
slightly based on cultural
influences and regional fashion
trends, but the overall appeal
of shirts has strong influence in
urban environments.
Benefits
TARGET
SEGMENT The primary benefits for this target
segment revolve around quality,
style, and versatility.
Shirts provide a polished and
professional appearance,
enhancing the consumers’
confidence.
High-quality fabrics ensure
comfort during long hours, while
the diverse styles cater to different
occasions.
The target audience values
durability and longevity of
clothing, considering them as a
long-term investment.
Usages
Shirts are mostly worn in
professional settings, including
offices, business meetings, and
formal events.
Additionally, they also serve as
versatile wardrobe staples for
semi-formal occasions, dinners,
and social gatherings.
The usage of shirts extends beyond
work-related settings, offering a
classy appeal yet comfortable
attire for various events and
activities.
SHIRTS X 2024/25
TRENDS
Concept
In the past, color trends were often more subdued, with a focus on classic
elegance. The concept leaned towards traditionalism, relying on classic
color combinations and well-established palettes. The present color shifts
fashion trend is marked by a shift towards diversity and self-expression. The
concept embraces boldness and experimentation, encouraging a shift from
conventional norms. The future color shifts in fashion trend is anticipated to
push boundaries further, embracing technology and sustainability. The
concept may revolve around a harmonious fusion of innovation,
environmental consciousness, and personal expression.
COLOUR
SHIFTS
Concept
The trend of graphics in fashion has evolved into a dynamic fusion of storytelling and self-
expression. The concept revolves around using graphics as a means to convey narratives,
ideals, and individuality. Graphics on shirts have moved beyond mere embellishments,
becoming a canvas for visual communication and artistic representation.
Construction
Shirts under the graphics trend feature a diverse range of constructions. Tailored
silhouettes coexist with oversized fits, offering options for various style preferences.
Graphics extend beyond just the front or back, often wrapping around sleeves or
incorporating unique placements. Layering and combining different graphic elements
contribute to the overall construction.
Finish
The finish of shirts in this trend emphasizes the quality and longevity of printed graphics.
Techniques such as screen printing, digital printing, and embroidery are employed to
achieve distinct effects. Finishes include glossy overlays, textured prints, and
embellishments like sequins or metallic accents, enhancing the visual appeal.
Themes
Themes for graphic shirts vary widely, from nostalgic
Figure 15: Fuckingyoung.com 2019, Stella
McCartney fall/winter 2019 [image]
Color Palettes
Color palettes in graphic shirts are often bold and vibrant.
Bright primary colors, pastels, and neon shades dominate,
contributing to the eye-catching nature of the graphics.
Monochromatic designs or grayscale prints are also common,
offering a more subdued yet impactful aesthetic.
Designs
Designs under this trend showcase a mix of influences.
Vintage-inspired graphics, including retro typography and
illustrations, coexist with futuristic and abstract elements.
Logo-mania continues to be popular, with brands
incorporating their logos in creative ways. Illustrations often
tell a visual story, while geometric patterns and asymmetry
add a modern touch.
Construction
Shirts under the free flow of lines trend feature designs that emphasize movement and
dynamism. Silhouettes are often loose and unrestrictive, allowing the lines to cascade
naturally. Asymmetrical hems, cascading drapes, and flowing sleeves contribute to the
overall construction, creating a sense of ease and effortlessness.
Finish
The finish of these shirts brings out the free-flowing nature of the lines. Seams may be left
raw or subtly frayed to enhance the organic feel. The color palette tends to be soft and
muted, emphasizing a harmonious blend that complements the fluidity of the lines. Finishes
may include subtle sheens or matte textures, depending on the desired effect.
Themes
Christopher Esber lace edged shirt [image]
Themes within the free flow of lines style often draw inspiration
from nature, with designs mimicking the movement of wind,
Figure 19: Relikeditions.com 2023,
Color Palettes
Color palettes in this trend are characterized by soft and
soothing tones. Earthy neutrals, pastels, and gentle gradients
dominate, enhancing the sense of tranquility and fluidity.
Monochromatic designs and subtle contrasts contribute to the
overall aesthetic without overwhelming the free flow of lines.
Design
Designs under the free flow of lines trend often incorporate
swirling patterns, irregular lines, and asymmetrical
compositions. Geometric shapes may be softened and
blended into the fabric, creating a seamless and continuous
flow. The emphasis is on creating a sense of movement and
spontaneity within the design.
STYLES:
Figure 18: Aloja.com n.d.
FREE FLOW
Designer shirt [image]
LINES
FUTURE OF SHIRTS
The future of shirts holds promising prospects globally as the market continues to
adapt to rapidly shifting consumer preferences. Currently, the global market reflects
a blend of traditional and contemporary styles, with a high focus on sustainability and
innovation in fabrics (Cernansky R 2022). Styles range from classic formal wear to
versatile business-casual ranges, offering a wide array of choices to consumers.
Future developments in style suggest a continued blurring of lines between formal and
casual attire (Business of Fashion 2022). Customization and personalization are likely
to gain traction, allowing consumers to tailor shirts to their unique preferences
(McKinsey 2021). Sustainability will play a pivotal role, with eco-friendly fabrics and
ethical production methods becoming more prevalent to meet the growing demand
for environmentally conscious fashion.
Colors are expected to embrace a diverse palette, catering to a global market with
varied cultural influences. Neutral tones for formal settings and bold colors for casual
wear may become more popular, reflecting the evolving preferences of the fashion-
conscious consumer (Halftee 2023)
LOCAL MARKET
(VIETNAM)
In Vietnam, the future of shirts aligns with the
country's dynamic growth. As Vietnam
experiences economic development and
urbanization rapidly, there is a rising demand
for sophisticated and comfortable attire. The
market is likely to witness an influx of
international and local brands, contributing to
a diverse range of innovative styles and
choices. Additionally, the Vietnamese
consumer's increasing awareness of
sustainable practices may influence the
market gradually, driving a shift towards eco-
friendly materials and ethical manufacturing.
SUSTAINABILITY
ADVANCEMENT
In the present, this has shifted, and sustainability has become a focal in the
production of shirts and also rest of the supply chain. Brands emphasize
responsible sourcing of materials, opting for eco-friendly fabrics like organic
cotton, linen, and recycled fibers (Forest Digital 2021). Manufacturing processes
are focused to reduce water usage, closely monitoring energy consumption, and
thorough waste management, aligning with a broader commitment to the
environment and community.
The textile industry and carbon footprint are closely interconnected, marked by
the industry's extensive production processes and broad supply chains. The
manufacturing of textiles involves energy-intensive procedures such as cultivation,
processing, dyeing, and transportation, contributing significantly to greenhouse
gas emissions. The carbon footprint of textiles is influenced by factors like raw
material extraction, energy sources, transportation methods and distribution
channels. Fast fashion, with its primary focus on rapid turnover and high-volume
production, hightens this impact.
The carbon footprint of a shirt spans among its entire lifecycle, commencing with
raw material extraction, such as cotton cultivation or synthetic fiber production.
Energy-intensive manufacturing processes, including spinning, weaving, and
dyeing, contribute largely to emissions. Transportation along the supply chain
further exaggerate the carbon impact. Once the shirt reaches the end consumer,
its care and maintenance also impact the footprint, with washing and drying
accounting for substantial energy consumption.
Sustainable practices, such as utilizing eco-friendly raw materials, adapting to
energy-efficient technologies, and implementing circular economy models, can
aid in the reduction of the textile industry's carbon footprint. Consumer
education on responsible consumption and supporting brands committed to
sustainability is also a significant step. By integrating these strategies carefully,
the textile industry can transition towards a more environmentally conscious
paradigm, reducing its carbon footprint and nurturing a more sustainable future.
Addressing the carbon footprint within the textile industry is important for
achieving a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.
Industry Visit
Report
ABOUT
AGTEX 28
Figure 20: Agtex 28, (2023) Agtex 28 company in Saigon photo taken
by Khanh Tu [image]
introduction: Agtex 28 is one of the leading company in manufacturing, knitting, dying, spinning
with the most advanced technology. They successfully startup their business in producing
multiples garments and initiate in protecting the environment by implementing eco-friendly
material for their products. We got a chance to witness the process making of cotton fiber,
weaving machines and dyeing factory at Agtex 28. The valuable experiences and lessons we
obtained were massive in just a few hours, the manager was at the factory showed us a variety of
machines and explain thoroughly about the maunufacturing and production procedures. and
below are the specific steps we observe during the trip:
Fiber Treatment: After the material is extracted and bring to the facrory, the fiber will be bleached
or clean with mechanical machine. More specifically at Agtex 28 it is processed through a rotor
method and OE system. This machine will help remove impurities and separate cotton seeds
meanwhile still retain its moisture.
After that the cotton fiber will further go through more scoruing step to fully remove contaminants,
lint and debris also it tears the fibers into finner texture in order to move to the next step. This steps
is to ensure the cotton is fully cleaned and can produce the best product later on.
Combing/carding: Once the material is ready, the cotton will undergoes a carding procedure. It is
alligned straightly in one direction, separated from one another. this process is to remove tangles,
breaking the fiber lumps and smoothing them out. Forming them into longer strands.
Spinning and Winding: this step, the cotton strand will be turn into yarn, The pile of cotton is
brought to the spindle spinning machine. Which twist and pull the cotton fiber into long strands,
making them softer, thicker, more durable and stronger for the finishing product. Once the cotton
is spun, the yarn is wind into spools for storing, transporting, warp into cones for the weaving
process or the yarn can also be dyed according to the desired product.
Weaving: When weaving, the weft yarn is woven through the warp yarn and there are multiples
weave methods can be used such as twill weave, sateen weave or plain weave. After weaving the
fabric can be bleached, dyed, printing, washing, etc.
Figures 21, 22, 23, 24: All photos taken by Khanh Tu, 2023
GARMENT MAKING
Garment making process
Design/pattern making and Cutting: The
first step in making garment is
designing and come up with sketches
for a product. Then the pattern maker
department will come up with pattern
pieces sample based on the design,
product needed as wll as creating
different size for a garment. Then it will
be transferred to the cutting
department, after they receive the
layout they will begin to cut following
the lines using tradition method or Figures 25, 26, 27, 28: All photos taken by Khanh Tu, 2023
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