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  • Homer New Website Notice
    Homer New Website Notice
    on 2018-12-20

    Here comes a good news--- Homer team just updated our website with new products & site look.  We still remain the same domain as www.homertrimmings.com. Here on our new website, you can see a different Homer with many new products display. Please feel free to visit our new website and contact in case of any questions or demand!

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  • Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
    Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
    on 2018-12-25

    Dear Homer Customers, May your Christmas be filled with special moment, warmth, peace and happiness, and wish you all the joys of Christmas and a new year of happiness. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year of 2019! We sincerely thanks for your best support and cooperation for the past 2018, we sincerely look forward to a bright and prosperous 2019 together! Btw, kindly pay attention to our office close time of 2019 New Year: From Dec.30th,2018 to Jan.1st.2019. -------Homer Administration Depart.

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  • Welcome to visit our booth at LA Textile Show
    Welcome to visit our booth at LA Textile Show
    on 2018-01-12

    Welcome to visit our accessory booth at 5007/5009 in LA Textile Show from Mar. 5-7th.2018. Main products on show this time: Labels & Patches Drawcords & Ribbons Zipper Pullers & Buckles Free samples will be available on our booth, come for further business communication!

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  • 5 garment accessory tests in a garment inspection checklist
    5 garment accessory tests in a garment inspection checklist
    on 2017-07-12

    Checking accessories is a vital part of any effective garment inspection. Since function and durability are essential to the quality of garment accessories, on-site testing, in addition to visual inspection, can be particularly helpful for evaluating garment accessories. Let’s look at five examples and how to specify each in your quality control checklist. Including on-site testing procedures and sample sizes in your garment inspection checklist Clarifying requirements for on-site tests and checks with your supplier and your inspectors before inspection helps prevent confusion. Many importers choose to combine their requirements in a central document called a QC checklist. When it comes to on-site testing for garments, your QC checklist should typically specify: · The testing procedure for each on-site test required · Your desired sample size for on-site tests, whether a fixed number of pieces or a special or general inspection level sample size using AQL sampling · Equipment required for each specific test and who should provide it, namely the importer, the factory or the inspector Inspectors can often only carry handheld tools like a barcode scanner, calipers and a tape measure with them to a factory. Don’t assume that any other equipment your inspectors need for checking garments will be available at the factory. Instead, tell your supplier in advance if there’s equipment the factory must prepare. Garment QC professionals normally don’t recommend performing on-site testing for every single piece in a clothing inspection sample size. Sample sizes can range up to hundreds or even thousands of units. So conducting tests on the full sample size can be very time consuming, and ultimately, lead to higher inspection costs for importers. Besides being expensive, testing every accessory is often unnecessary because there tends to be less variance in the processes and materials used during mass production. So for many (but not all) tests, garment QC professionals recommend conducting on-site tests on either a fixed number of pieces or an AQL special inspection level. Let’s take a look at five of the most common on-site tests and checks for garment accessories and how to include each of these requirements in your QC checklist. 1. Pull test to check strength and security of garment accessories Accessories are parts added to the garment, usually by stitching. Testing the strength of the stitching or other bonding material is a necessary step in most garment inspections. And a simple pull test is one of the most common ways to test. To conduct this test, an inspector often uses a handheld pull gauge, or tabletop pull test machine, to apply a specified force to the accessory for a certain amount of time. If the accessory detaches from the garment, the result of the test will be “fail”. Third-party inspectors generally use international standards to determine the level of force to apply to the accessory. Your standard might differ depending on the type of acc...

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  • China's Garment Market
    China's Garment Market
    on 2017-05-22

    China’s 1.3 billion population constitutes a huge market for garments, and one that is growing year by year. China’s adult garment market was worth around RMB1,144.4 billion in 2016, an increase on the previous year of 6.4%. Market value is expected to reach RMB1,370.4 billion by 2019. Chinese garment brands can be divided into two major categories. The first comprises upmarket brands, targetted at consumers from high-income groups with growing spending power, increasing taste for luxury and high-end brands, and a concern for garment quality and shopping experience. The second adopts a mass market strategy and, like Uniqlo, Zara and H&M, offers affordable and trendy garments especially favoured by young consumers. As profit margins get slimmer, the development of innovative technologies has become an increasingly important feature of competition among companies. For example, some garment brands are forming strategic partnerships with upstream manufacturers of simulation functional fibres. This gives rise gradually to the trend in which upstream innovation in raw materials will set the course of fashion trends at the user end. Given that simulation functional fibres can ensure the attractiveness and comfort of garments while also catering to environmental and safety concerns, they enjoy obvious value-for-money advantages over natural fibres.

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  • List of Garment Trims
    List of Garment Trims
    on January 29,2019.

    Garment Trimmings: All the garments materials except fabric required to make readymade garments are known as trimming. And it is attached in garment with sewing. All types of trimmings are mainly used to furnishing garments. Garments trimmings are attached to the garments before and after finishing the garments in garments manufacturing technology. Buyers are recommended to garments factories, which kind of trimmings are used for make a garments? Some trimming can be seen outside and some cannot be seen from outside the garments. Uses of Trimming in Apparel Industry: Trimming are used mainly two purposes such as- Functional purpose: Example- Zipper, Button, Label etc. Decoration purpose: Example- Lace, Braid, Motif etc.

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