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    Product Development (Sample Room)

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    The document discusses key points to consider when screening a new product for production, including: 1) Cycle time - the time to complete one garment, typically 5 days for normal washing 2) Fabric suitability - ensuring the fabric can be used on the company's machinery, as some fabrics like knits are not feasible 3) Wash - considering the fabric thickness to determine if a hard or soft wash is needed 4) Machineries - assessing if the company's machines can produce the product

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    Product Development (Sample Room)

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    The document discusses key points to consider when screening a new product for production, including: 1) Cycle time - the time to complete one garment, typically 5 days for normal washing 2) Fabric suitability - ensuring the fabric can be used on the company's machinery, as some fabrics like knits are not feasible 3) Wash - considering the fabric thickness to determine if a hard or soft wash is needed 4) Machineries - assessing if the company's machines can produce the product

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    The document discusses key points to consider when screening a new product for production, including: 1) Cycle time - the time to complete one garment, typically 5 days for normal washing 2) Fabric suitability - ensuring the fabric can be used on the company's machinery, as some fabrics like knits are not feasible 3) Wash - considering the fabric thickness to determine if a hard or soft wash is needed 4) Machineries - assessing if the company's machines can produce the product

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    Product Development (Sample Room)

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    Gamini Rathnayake
    The document discusses key points to consider when screening a new product for production, including: 1) Cycle time - the time to complete one garment, typically 5 days for normal washing 2) Fabric suitability - ensuring the fabric can be used on the company's machinery, as some fabrics like knits are not feasible 3) Wash - considering the fabric thickness to determine if a hard or soft wash is needed 4) Machineries - assessing if the company's machines can produce the product

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    PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT(SAMPLEROOM)

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    the he arrange a product screening meeting
    whichis a 15min. discussion between merchant
    and senior technicians. At this time they consider
    fivemajor pointsCycle time the time taken to
    complete 01 garment(if it is normal wash most
    probably
    5days)Fabric whether the fabric is suitable for
    our machineries(as an example knitted fabrics
    and thin woven fabrics are not feasible with
    themachines in Brandix casual
    wear)Wash have consider about fabric gaugecoz
    thin fabrics cannot use hard washMachineries

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