Careers in the Garment Industry

2. plans seasonal sales, promotional sales and special events.
3. create new ideas and new designs for clothing and accessories.
6. removes loose tread, lint and any marks from the garment.
7. produce designs for fabric, colors, patterns, prints and weaves.
10. cuts layers of fabrics into pieces so that several of the same size can be made at the same time.
14. works for retail stores and pattern companies and show construction details, fabric textures and fabric design.
17. programme the machines that produce the fabric and make sure that all production operations are performed.
18. does any hand stitching that may be required to finish the garment.
19. engineers develops standards of quality for garments and are responsible for seeing that these standards are met.
21. promotes stores and the stores' merchandise.
22. study fashion changes and consumer demands.
23. responsible for selecting the clothes and accessories to be sold in the stores they represent.

1. creates the attractive displays you see in store windows.
4. decide what fibers to use and what widths and weighs of fabrics to weave or knit.
5. who decide how the pattern pieces should be placed so that the fabric can be used without wastage.
8. learns the taste of the customers and inform them when certain garments are available.
9. determines the price of producing an item of clothing or accessory.
11. people needed in photos for press release, mail order catalogues, pattern catalogues and advertisements.
12. tells the public about new trends in fashion as they occur.
13. work to make clothes and accessories look their best.
15. helps to prepare price tags and records new stock as well as checking for damaged items.
16. estimates production costs and prepare the schedule for the flow work in the plant.
20. irons out the wrinkles before inspectors.