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1.5Practitioner3 lessons1 h 39 min

Blends and Why They Exist

You see why fibres are mixed, what a ratio actually buys, and where blends go wrong. You cost four constructions to FOB, trace a dye failure back to a yarn that was plied rather than intimate, and look at a declared 95/5 that tested 92/8 at a border.

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What will you be able to do?

Work outcome

You can read a yarn specification and say what it will do in the finished garment: hand, strength, pilling, shrinkage, and price. And you can challenge a fibre choice or a count on a tech pack before it reaches a cost sheet.

Who it is for

Factory, supplier, brand and buying-office teams.

What you will produce

You reach a blend decision you can defend commercially. You cost candidate constructions line by line to an FOB per piece. You write the fibre architecture into the tech pack in the one word that stops a substitution. And you check the composition claim against the manufacturing tolerance, the test method, and the tariff line before a label is printed.

Learning format

3 lessons · 0 templates · workplace calculations and decisions.

Lessons

  1. 01What a blend ratio actually buys🔒32 min
  2. 02Intimate, plied, union: how the fibres meet🔒34 min
  3. 03The ratio is a legal claim🔒33 min

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