I love yours and Will Lasry’s videos! I hope you guys blow up. Really appreciate the truly amazing breakdown and insider look of the industry and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE that you teach us the technical terms of garments, fabrics, manufacturing techniques etc. Genuinely I love learning the technicality of things so I just wanted to say I definitely think your audience has the appetite for more technical explanations of things rather than the superficial explanations you get on most channels.
It's so nice to see that Canada still has at least some shred of a textile industry! It would be super nice to be able to easily locate clothing actually made on-shore, and not just from imported fabrics!
Great content! Would love to see more of this type of videos. As a small clothing brand I usually produce my own upcycled garments but its fascinating for me to see the amount of work and the process that goes to make all these type of fabrics.
I am a bit confused about the spandex content bit.. when he says they knit spandex seperately in but im pretty sure spandex is already core spun in the yarn that is then fed and knit into the fabric.. researching this now it seems it goes both ways.. so might be fair to assume core spun would give you real elasticity while added pure spandex yarn would give you recovery, cause then its present only at certain distances betwen consecutive loops of spandex?
I love yours and Will Lasry’s videos! I hope you guys blow up. Really appreciate the truly amazing breakdown and insider look of the industry and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE that you teach us the technical terms of garments, fabrics, manufacturing techniques etc. Genuinely I love learning the technicality of things so I just wanted to say I definitely think your audience has the appetite for more technical explanations of things rather than the superficial explanations you get on most channels.
It's so nice to see that Canada still has at least some shred of a textile industry! It would be super nice to be able to easily locate clothing actually made on-shore, and not just from imported fabrics!
I'm learning so much from this channel!
Great content! Would love to see more of this type of videos. As a small clothing brand I usually produce my own upcycled garments but its fascinating for me to see the amount of work and the process that goes to make all these type of fabrics.
Fascinating!
This was so interesting! Amazing work.
Awesome video!
quality videos man!! keep up the good work !
Can anyone give the list of the companies who use Fabric conditioners or softners in canada ?
I am a bit confused about the spandex content bit.. when he says they knit spandex seperately in but im pretty sure spandex is already core spun in the yarn that is then fed and knit into the fabric.. researching this now it seems it goes both ways.. so might be fair to assume core spun would give you real elasticity while added pure spandex yarn would give you recovery, cause then its present only at certain distances betwen consecutive loops of spandex?
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Amazing! Is the cutting and sewing done in another place? or why is it not being shown?
Cut and Sew would be done with their partner manufacturers! We have some really amazing content coming up soon for that side of manufacturing!