Exam Flashcards

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Types of research

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Mood boards 
Questionnaires
Shop reports
Client feedback
Evaluating existing products
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A questionaire

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To find out target consumers likes and dislikes

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Mood board

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To get ideas of patterns and colours

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Shop report

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To find out about the shop it will be sold in

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Client feedback

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To find out what improvements can be made to suit the customers

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Evaluating an existing product

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We can see what aspects are good and what are bad

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Types of modern fabrics

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Micro-fibres
Polar fleece
Gore-tex

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Properties of micro fibres

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Lightweight
Soft 
Shower proof
Good drape
Breathable
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End uses of micro fibres

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Raincoats
Active sports wear
Fashion
Clothing

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Properties of polar fleece

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Lightweight
Soft
Breathable
Warm

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End uses of polar fleece

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Fleece jumpers/jackets

Blankets

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Properties of gore-tex

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Breathable
Lightweight
Waterproof

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End uses of gore-tex

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All weather jackets and shoes

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Definition of a smart fabric

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A fabric which enables digital components and electronics to be embedded in them, this provides added value

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What is a modern fabric

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Fabrics designed to maximise characteristics e.g. Lightness

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Types of smart fabrics

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Micro encapsulation
Heat sensitive
Light sensitive

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Function of micro encapsulation

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Can reduce body odour, provides vitamins and reduces shin irritation

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End uses of micro encapsulation

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Underwear
Antibacterial socks
Medical textiles

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Function for heat sensitivity

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Can change colour I’m response to heat

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End use of heat sensitivity

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Children’s clothes
Firefighters clothing
Wound dressing

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Functions of light sensitivity

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Change colour in response to sun light

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End uses of light sensitivity

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Tshirts

Military clothing

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Textiles components that could be used in my idea

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Eyelets 
Buttons
Velcro
Zip
Sequins 
Beads 
Drawstrings
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What is one of production

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A single product designed and made in a clients specification

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What is batch production
Set quantities of a product are manufactured to order
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What is mass production
Industrial scale manufacturers of large quantities of products usually on a production line
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Properties of cotton
Very absorbing | Dries slowly
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Benefits of using plain weave for a rain coat
Strong | Hard wearing
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Types of finish
Water proof Stain resistance Crease proof Wind proof
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What is a working drawing
Contains all the information needed for a design e.g. Components
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What does cad stand for
Computer aided design
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An example of when CAM is used in a textiles industry
Computer aided embroidery machine | Laser cutter
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Give 4 examples of quality control check of applying a pocket
Position Right stitching Securely Tolerance level
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What is a flow chart
Step by step diagram
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What are flow charts used for
Because they are all made in the same way and it is the quickest way
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Types of fastenings
Buttons Eyelets Zips Velcros
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Advantages of buttons
Cheap and easy
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Disadvantages of buttons
Difficult for children
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Disadvantages of eyelets
Difficult to fasten
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Disadvantages of zips
Not suitable for children
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Disadvantages of Velcro
Loose stick | Fluffy
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How could a designer make a product more sustainable
``` Natural fabrics Organic fabrics Natural dyes Recycled fabrics Recycled components Green factory Regenerated fabrics ```
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What is green factory
Solar and wind power
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What is meant by fair trade
Right amount of payment | No child labour
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5 ways factories can be made safer
``` Risk assessment Trained workers Safety notices on machines Clear floors Fire exits ```
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Why do we have care labelling
So the product isn't ruined
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What benefits does care labels bring to the consumer
Longer lasting product
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What benefit does care labels give to a manufacturer
Less returned items
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What is that symbol with the heart and the line across it with a squiggle
British safety standards symbol