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What is Difference between Fashion and Style?

Fashion and Style are two common terms which are now vastly used by the young generation, though they are totally confused about it, cannot differentiate between fashion and style. Just not this young generation, there are so many who still don’t know the difference between fashion and style. “Fashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself” said by Oscar de la Renta.
What is Fashion?
Fashion is a very versatile matter and trendy right now, which is being featured in magazines, on TV and on the fashion runways. In another view, Fashion is also the newest creations made by designers, which are brought by only a few numbers of people. Fashion can be anything such like clothes, shoes, make-up and accessories etc which is being made popular

Interview Question For Sr. Executive IE Or Work Study Officer.

You have an invitation for an interview and you have to get prepared — where do you start and what do you do? The advice from many is to prepare, prepare, prepare. In general, do your homework. Find out as much as possible about the institution, the department and the professors. Use the Web, your own faculty and fellow students as resources.

What to Do in a Interview :

  • Present an air of confidence during your interview and understand what is expected of you.
  • Do your homework and find out as much as possible about the institution, department and the faculty. Know the institution's Web information.
  • Tailor your job talk to the attendees and make arrangement for any A/V support in advance.
  • Keep your job talk general and short. Don't talk about all of the details, but show that you are aware of them.
  • Address questions about your job and don't be afraid to admit you don't have an answer.
  • Show interest in your interviewer's work. Read at least one paper written by each person in your area.
  • Show respect to committee and department staff. Be flexible and polite.

Interview Question For Work Study Officer / IE Officer.

Job interviews can be a daunting, scary experience but you can ditch the nerves by preparing answers to popular interview questions before you head out the door. 

We take a look at the different types of interview question you can expect to get and offer you advice on how to go about giving answers that will get you the job.

So, it’s interview preparation time. Feeling a bit overwhelmed by everything you have to do? Don’t panic! Take a breath and relax! We've broken it all down for you

Why study Textile Engineering?



Why study Textile Engineering?

Textiles touch today’s world in every sphere. The most obvious use of textiles is the clothes we wear, but in addition textiles are found in drapery, upholstery and other furnishings. Going even further, textiles are used extensively in automobiles, aircraft, spacecraft, ships and boats. Medical textiles include a whole range of uses, such as hernia meshes, artificial knee caps and other prosthetic devices, heart valves etc. Textiles are used in the construction industry, as geo-textiles to prevent soil erosion and in diverse other ways. The Sri Lankan garment industry is the largest export industry in Sri Lanka, with a major portion of the nation’s export revenue coming through this industry. The curriculum of the textile engineering course has been tailored to gear the student to face the challenges of this industry with confidence 

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When Did Humans Start Wearing Clothes?




Determining exactly when humans began wearing clothes is a challenge, largely because early clothes would have been things like animal hides, which degrade rapidly. Therefore, there’s very little archaeological evidence that can be used to determine the date that clothing started being worn.

There have been several different theories based on what archaeologists have been able to find. For instance, based on genetic skin-coloration research, humans lost body hair around one million years ago—an ideal time to start wearing clothes for warmth. The first tools used to 
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ISO, Classification, guideline and principles of ISO

ISO: 

ISO means ‘International Organization for Standardization’ This standard is a guideline for companies to make their organization capable of designing and producing goods/ products of higher quality acceptable to buyers. ISO standards are guidelines which compel the manufacturers to put into effect quality assurance system to work at all stages of manufacturers and service so that only quality goods and services are produced.

Classification, guideline and principles of ISO

a.     ISO 9001:  This standard is applicable for companies which are involved from designing to manufacturing of goods. This is the most comprehensive method.

b.     ISO 9002: This standard is applicable for companies which manufacture goods with buyers or other specification. This is applicable for export oriented garments industry.

Apparel Glossary of Terms

A guide to the terminology used in the description of various apparel.
Written By,
Nurul Amin Jibon
IE Executive (Mohammadi Group)
B.Sc In Textile Engineer

Primeasia University. Batch: 091

1x1 Rib Also 2x2 rib knit trim. The width of each rib is the same as the width between each rib. This helps the garment retain its elasticity.

2-Way Zipper A zipper with two zipper pulls so that it can be unzipped from either direction.

All-Weather Microfiber 100% Polyester Microfiber with waterproof coating and fully taped seams. 100% waterproof.

Anti-Pill A treatment applied to garments primarily to resist the formation of little balls on the fabric’s surface due to abrasion during wear.

Appliqué Decoration or trimming cut from one fabric piece and stitched to another to add dimension.

Argyle Typically a diamond pattern woven into a garment.

Baby Pique Very small pique knit. See Pique Knit.

Back Pleats Tiny folds in the material on the back of a garment that allow for more room and comfort.

Back Yoke A piece of fabric that connects the back of a garment to the shoulders. This allows the

Some Interview Question in Bangla

.প্রথম আবিস্কার করা ন্যাচারাল ফাইবার এর নাম কি?
উত্তর: wool ফাইবার
.প্রথম আবিস্কার করা crop ফাইবার এর নাম কি? 
উত্তর : ফ্লাক্স ফাইবার
.প্রথম আবিস্কার করা সিননথেটিক অথবা মেন মেইড ফাইবার এর নাম কি?
উত্তর: পলি এমাইড ফাইবার। Nylon Fibre.
.সকল ফাইবারের কিং বলা হয় কোন ফাইবার কে?
উত্তর: কটন ফাইবার Cotton
.কোন ফাইবার কে ফাইবারের রাণী বলা হয় 
উত্তর: সিল্ক ফাইবার Silk
.ডিসপোজাল গার্মেন্টস কি? 
উত্তর: এক বার ব্যবহার করা গার্মেন্টস কে বলা হয়
.ফাইবার ফিজিকেলী কত প্রকার?

Why study Fashion Design?



Why study Fashion Design?

Fashion is the style of dressing that prevails among a group of persons which may last for a limited period of time. Fashion clothing has become a means of expressing individuals and creating identities. Fashion leads the apparel business by its very nature of changing constantly.
The Fashion Design & Product Development degree aims to develop young professionals having a creative flair for new and innovative styles of dressing. This is focussed on trend, lifestyle, market, and accounts for a large

Most common interview questions and answers “Tell Me about Yourself”?

“During a job interview, the interviewer can ask many questions. Some of the common questions are the ‘Tell Us about Yourself’ interview questions. Your answers to these questions are crucial. Make sure that you are prepared for these types of interview questions.”


“Tell Me about Yourself” interview questions and answers
1. A brief summary of your personal details: You have to give your name, where you are from and a brief review of your resume. You may also provide any other personal detail that you choose to provide.

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