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    Fabric Relaxation

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    1) The document outlines standard operating procedures for cutting knit, fleece, and stretch fabrics. It details 14 steps that must be followed, including fabric inspection, relaxation, bulk cutting, numbering, and quality assurance checks. 2) Key steps include allowing fabric to relax for at least 24 hours before cutting, laying fabric at a height of no more than 6 inches, and inspecting cut panels for defects and accuracy before issuing them to production lines. 3) Adhering to these cutting techniques is important when working with stretch fabrics to ensure quality cuts and proper sizing.

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    Fabric Relaxation

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    1) The document outlines standard operating procedures for cutting knit, fleece, and stretch fabrics. It details 14 steps that must be followed, including fabric inspection, relaxation, bulk cutting, numbering, and quality assurance checks. 2) Key steps include allowing fabric to relax for at least 24 hours before cutting, laying fabric at a height of no more than 6 inches, and inspecting cut panels for defects and accuracy before issuing them to production lines. 3) Adhering to these cutting techniques is important when working with stretch fabrics to ensure quality cuts and proper sizing.

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    SOP of Fabric Relaxation in Knit Garments Manufacturing.

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    1) The document outlines standard operating procedures for cutting knit, fleece, and stretch fabrics. It details 14 steps that must be followed, including fabric inspection, relaxation, bulk cutting, numbering, and quality assurance checks. 2) Key steps include allowing fabric to relax for at least 24 hours before cutting, laying fabric at a height of no more than 6 inches, and inspecting cut panels for defects and accuracy before issuing them to production lines. 3) Adhering to these cutting techniques is important when working with stretch fabrics to ensure quality cuts and proper sizing.

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    Fabric Relaxation

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    Nahid
    1) The document outlines standard operating procedures for cutting knit, fleece, and stretch fabrics. It details 14 steps that must be followed, including fabric inspection, relaxation, bulk cutting, numbering, and quality assurance checks. 2) Key steps include allowing fabric to relax for at least 24 hours before cutting, laying fabric at a height of no more than 6 inches, and inspecting cut panels for defects and accuracy before issuing them to production lines. 3) Adhering to these cutting techniques is important when working with stretch fabrics to ensure quality cuts and proper sizing.

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    Quality

    General guidelines for cutting Knit and


    stretch fabric
    9:10 AM

    SOP for Cutting Knit, Fleece & Stretch fabrics

    Before going to cut knit, fleece or any sort of stretch


    fabric garments industry have to follow some special techniques. There are some
    techniques which should be taken into consideration while doing cutting these
    stretch fabrics.
    1) Fabric inspection is done by 4 point systems & 10% from the total order
    quantity covering all colors
    2) Receiving of order sheet with sample/fabric shrinkage data/shade details and
    Fabric inspection report
    3) Fabrics should receive shade wise from
    material department.
    4) Every fabric roll should be unrolled for relaxation in gently. No force should be
    applied while unrolling.
    5) Relaxed fabric should be stored in separate rack by attaching card with details

    information like Fabric Item, Shade Group, Batch, Lot, Color, Qty, relaxation
    starting date and Time
    6) Separate Log book is to be maintained such as lot, cut date & Yardage
    7) Relaxation process should be maintained at least 24 Hours from starting date
    and Time
    8) Check bulk marker 100% Fabric laying as per shrinkage / shade, ensure no
    looseness/bias under each ply
    9) Fabric laying height should not exceed more than 6 inches
    10) Lay the marker and start bulk cut
    11) Numbering and bundling
    12) Cut panel inspection done by Q.A, correct size, fabric defects, cut panel
    accuracy (TOP, Middle and Bottom
    13) Cut panels Issue to production lines by lot and it should be distributed in
    trolley / bag
    14) All cutting issue must be supply to floor at due time (W.I.P not available in
    cutting more than 2/3 days)

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