Shade sorting methods are designed with the aim to identify the pieces i.e. coloured materials from different dyelots, that could be used for the manufacture of a single garment in order to keep the colour difference between different garment parts at the minimum (or acceptable). The most simple and the most used shade sorting system today is 555 block sorting. This article considers the possibility of using 555 block shade sorting on several industrially produced woven fabrics for garment manufacture. The fabrics examined in the experimental part are chosen by their colour, to cover both light and deep shades, and all the main colours of the spectrum.
Извор:
Tekstilna Industrija, 2000, 47, 11-12, 11-21
Издавач:
Union of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, Belgrade
TY - JOUR
AU - Jocić, Dragan
AU - Pesić, D.
PY - 2000
UR - http://TechnoRep.tmf.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/275
AB - Shade sorting methods are designed with the aim to identify the pieces i.e. coloured materials from different dyelots, that could be used for the manufacture of a single garment in order to keep the colour difference between different garment parts at the minimum (or acceptable). The most simple and the most used shade sorting system today is 555 block sorting. This article considers the possibility of using 555 block shade sorting on several industrially produced woven fabrics for garment manufacture. The fabrics examined in the experimental part are chosen by their colour, to cover both light and deep shades, and all the main colours of the spectrum.
PB - Union of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, Belgrade
T2 - Tekstilna Industrija
T1 - The use of shade sorting method for the fabrics in garment manufacture
T1 - Primena metode sortiranja nijansi tkanine za izradu odevnih predmeta
EP - 21
IS - 11-12
SP - 11
VL - 47
UR - conv_7186
ER -
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abstract = "Shade sorting methods are designed with the aim to identify the pieces i.e. coloured materials from different dyelots, that could be used for the manufacture of a single garment in order to keep the colour difference between different garment parts at the minimum (or acceptable). The most simple and the most used shade sorting system today is 555 block sorting. This article considers the possibility of using 555 block shade sorting on several industrially produced woven fabrics for garment manufacture. The fabrics examined in the experimental part are chosen by their colour, to cover both light and deep shades, and all the main colours of the spectrum.",
publisher = "Union of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, Belgrade",
journal = "Tekstilna Industrija",
title = "The use of shade sorting method for the fabrics in garment manufacture, Primena metode sortiranja nijansi tkanine za izradu odevnih predmeta",
pages = "21-11",
number = "11-12",
volume = "47",
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Jocić, D.,& Pesić, D.. (2000). The use of shade sorting method for the fabrics in garment manufacture. in Tekstilna Industrija
Union of Textile Engineers and Technicians of Serbia, Belgrade., 47(11-12), 11-21.
conv_7186
Jocić D, Pesić D. The use of shade sorting method for the fabrics in garment manufacture. in Tekstilna Industrija. 2000;47(11-12):11-21.
conv_7186 .
Jocić, Dragan, Pesić, D., "The use of shade sorting method for the fabrics in garment manufacture" in Tekstilna Industrija, 47, no. 11-12 (2000):11-21,
conv_7186 .
