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    The document compares manual and digital methods of pattern making for a fire retardant glove. It finds that digital pattern making is more accurate and efficient, requiring less time and fabric and resulting in less waste. Specifically, digital pattern making uses computer tools which reduces mistakes and is more accurate than manual methods. It concludes that digital pattern making has higher efficiency and less fabric waste than manual methods.

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    The document compares manual and digital methods of pattern making for a fire retardant glove. It finds that digital pattern making is more accurate and efficient, requiring less time and fabric and resulting in less waste. Specifically, digital pattern making uses computer tools which reduces mistakes and is more accurate than manual methods. It concludes that digital pattern making has higher efficiency and less fabric waste than manual methods.

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    NATIONAL TEXTILE UNIVERSITY KARACHI

    CAMPUS

    Comparison of Digital and Manual Pattern Making


    Group Member:
    WAQAR ALI (20-NTU-KC-TE-040)

    Muhammad Tayyab (20-NTU-KC-TE-025)

    HAFIZ SALMAN ALI (20-NTU-KC-TE-009)

    ARSAL MUSHTAQ (20-NTU-KC-TE-005)

    AHSAN URF BOOTA (20-NTU-KC-TE-020)

    KHAWAR AMIN GILL (20-NTU-KC-TE-015)

    Subject: Garment Sizing & Pattern Making (GM-3041)

    Submitted to: Dr. Muhammad Qamar Khan

    Table of Contents

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    1. Abstract:..............................................................................................................................................3
    2. Introduction:........................................................................................................................................4
    3. Material used.......................................................................................................................................4
    4. Material used for FR Glove:................................................................................................................4
    5. Measurement:......................................................................................................................................4
    MANUAL PATTERN.................................................................................................................................4
    6. Introduction:........................................................................................................................................4
    7. Materials And Equipment:...................................................................................................................5
    DIGITAL PATTERN..................................................................................................................................5
    8. Introduction:........................................................................................................................................5
    9. Tools:...................................................................................................................................................5
    10. Comparison.....................................................................................................................................6
    10.1 Manual Pattern Making...............................................................................................................6
    10.2 Digital Pattern Making.................................................................................................................6
    11. Results:............................................................................................................................................7
    12. Conclusion:......................................................................................................................................7
    13. Discussion:.......................................................................................................................................7
    14. References:......................................................................................................................................8

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    1. Abstract:
    In this project we made a fire retardant glove. Fire-retardant clothes are made out of special
    materials that are designed to keep fires from spreading. The material used to make glove is with cowhide
    leather on palm with para-Aramid (kevlar) , Aluminum coated on back on the glove. We made both
    pattern (Digital and Manual ) and compare both . At the end we concluded that digital pattern making has
    high efficiency and less fabric wastage.

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    2. Introduction:
    When your work brings you near fires, flames, and high temperatures, fire-retardant clothing is some of
    your most important gear. Fire-retardant clothes are made out of special materials that are designed to
    keep fires from spreading. These materials use several different techniques to prevent burns. These
    clothes are like most items and they will burn when the conditions are right. However, flame-retardant
    clothes do offer protection from high temperatures, thermal conditions, and intermittent flames. 

    3. Material used
    para-aramid (Twaron, Kevlar)

    High performance polyethylene (HPPE) (Dyneema, Spectra),

    Special polyvinyl acetate (PVA) yarns.

    4. Material used for FR Glove:


    Glove made with cowhide leather on palm with para-Aramid (kevlar) , Aluminum coated on back
    on the glove.

    5. Measurement:
     Width of one piece of glove 15cm
     Length of glove 35cm
     1st finger length is 7cm
     2nd finger length is 9cm
     3rd finger is 9.5 cm
     4th finger is 8.5 cm
     Thumb is 14cm from the palm

    MANUAL PATTERN

    6. Introduction:
    The most common styles of jeans in which there are two pockets in the back and two pockets in
    the front and a coin pocket inside the right front pocket. Denim Jeans pants used to be simply fashionable

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    items, but nowadays people also concentrate on the comfort level of the pants. There are three methods of
    Pattern Making which includes Drafting, Draping, and Flat paper pattern making.

    7. Materials And Equipment:


     Card sheet.
     Fabric.
     2H Pencil.
     Ruler.
     Eraser.
     Sharpener.
     Paper tape.
     Interlining.
     Japanese Ruler.
     French Curve.
     Scotch tape.
     Butter Paper.
     Tracing Sheet.

    DIGITAL PATTERN

    8. Introduction:
    Welcome to this tutorial on creating a digital pattern for a 5-pocket denim using Tukatech. Tukatech
    is a powerful software used in the fashion industry for creating patterns, grading, and marker making.
    With Tukatech, you can design and develop patterns for various types of garments, including jeans,
    jackets, and shirts, among others. In this tutorial, we will be focusing on creating a pattern for a 5-
    pocket denim, a classic style that has been popular for decades. We will walk you through the steps of
    creating a digital pattern from the given measurements. This tutorial will provide you with the
    necessary skills to create a digital pattern for a 5-pocket denim.

    9. Tools:
     Add point tool
     Moving tool
     Curving tool
     Pencil tool
     Quick seam
     Grain line

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    10.Comparison
    10.1 Manual Pattern Making 10.2 Digital Pattern Making

    Manual pattern cutting is the use of paper, pencil Digital is the use of computer software.
    and a ruler

    Time required to pattern making is 3 hours. Time required to pattern making is 1 hours.

    Less accurate More accurate

    Marker efficiency is equal to the fabric Marker efficiency is equal to the fabric
    consumption consumption

    More wastage of fabric (11.1%) Less wastage of fabric (5.1%)

    Fabric consumption is 88.9% Fabric consumption is 94.9%

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    11.Results:
    At the end we observed that digital pattern making has high efficiency and less fabric wastage
    then manual pattern making. And digital pattern making has more accurate then manual pattern making.

    12.Conclusion:

    At the end we observed that digital pattern making has high efficiency and less fabric wastage
    then manual pattern making. And digital pattern making has more accurate then manual pattern making.
    Because in digital pattern making, we use computer tools to make a pattern and it has less chances of
    mistake and more efficient and accurate.

    13. Discussion:
    Overall, the study suggests that digital pattern-making technology offers significant benefits in
    terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness, particularly for large-scale production of fire retardant gloves.
    However, the use of digital patterns may require a certain level of technical skill and investment in
    software and hardware. Ultimately, the choice between manual and digital pattern-making methods will
    depend on the specific needs and goals of the manufacturer. Both approaches have their place in the
    industry and can be used in combination to achieve the best results.

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    14. References:

     https://essential.construction/news/what-are-heat-resistant-gloves-made-of-the-answer-will-
    surprise-you/#:~:text=Synthetic%20materials%20(Kevlar%20and%20Neoprene,higher%20than
    %20450%C2%B0F.
     https://blackthornworld.com/operations/pattern-making/digital-and-manual-pattern-making
     https://www.cfscreativefashionservices.com/post/manual-patterns-vs-digital-patterns#:~:text=As
    %20you've%20probably%20guessed,use%20of%20a%20computer%20software.&text=Flat
    %20pattern%20cutting%20is%20drafted,or%20from%20a%20basic%20block.

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