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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Clothing Production"”.
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Optimization of the clothing production line in peruvian smes through the implementation of lean manufacturing: a case study
… sector of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) of clothing in Peru faces significant challenges that affect its efficiency and competitiveness, such as high production cycle times, delays in transfers due to inefficient plant design, lack of standardization of defective processes and products. …
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A study of changes and continuities in the organization and regulation of work with an empirical examination of the South African and Lesotho clothing/retail value chain.
The empirical focus of the thesis is the clothing and retail segments of the local and regional value chains in parts of Southern African that comprise different geographical and regulatory zones. Secondary literature on the clothing and retail sectors was examined, but the main research method was …
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Technology, Serial Specialists, and Younger Dryas Cold Adaptation in the Northern Great Basin of North America
… including eyed bone needles for tight-fitted clothing production, traps for small game capture, Haskett projectile points designed for dispatching large game and long, multifunctional use-lives, and diverse flake tools for hide processing and more. Social and settlement strategies likely …
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Sustainable sorting; a human-centric approach to second-hand clothing decisions
… seventy percent of all Western second-hand clothing (SHC) donations go to African nations (Kermeliotis & Curnow, 2013). However, the influx of second-hand clothing in Africa has severely undermined the domestic textile industry, resulting in job losses in the formal and informal sectors. …
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Nazi "chic"? : Fashioning women in the Third Reich
During the Third Reich, women’s clothing became a site of contentious debate. Clothing, which the Nazis hoped would serve as a visible sign of inclusion into – or exclusion from – the Volksgemeinschaft, the national community, instead became a divisive wedge between the government and the majority …
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A history of garment and tailoring workers in Cape Town, 1900-1939.
The large scale production of clothing started relatively late in South Africa because of the inability of local manufacturers to compete with cheap imports. The industry's tendency to draw the most exploitable workers into a system of "sweated labour" emerged clearly during World War I, when …
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The Impact of the Purchasing Power of Young, Employed, Modern Working-class Women on the Design, Mass Manufacture and Consumption of Fashionable Lightweight Day Dresses, 1930-1939
… history of the demand for cheap, fashionable clothing for young working-class women. The term “agents of change” is of deep significance to this study that argues and proves that the close analysis of the consumption choices and the wearing of lightweight day dresses of this specific social …
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Plan para la implementación de sistemas de control de inventario en proceso físico para la compañía Gescor.21.
En Colombia existen diferentes PYMES las cuales aun no cuentan con sistemas que garanticen el control de sus diferentes procesos. Este es el caso de la compañía Gescor.21, dedicada a la fabricación y venta de prendas de vestir como buzos, camisetas, chaquetas, entre otros, y cuya problemática está …