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CTD 261 - EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
Candled - ANSWER-when fabric is passed over a light table to inspect it for flaws

Vertical Operation - ANSWER-When a manufacturer is involved in several steps of the
process, having financial and or operational control over them.

Horizontal Operation - ANSWER-when a manufacturer is engaged in only one step of
the process (ex: weaver, dyer, etc.)

The Trade - ANSWER-interior designers, architects, interior decorators, consultants,
etc.

Distribution Network - ANSWER-The group that you distribute to
(includes warehouses, production facilities, retailers, and the inventory that flows
between them)

Upstream - ANSWER-people who are immediately above you in the textile process

Downstream - ANSWER-people who are immediately below you in the textile process

Cut Yardage - ANSWER-the length of textile calculated for the application, with 10
yards as an average purchase
(big rolls are 60-100 yards)

Piece Goods - ANSWER-the fabric that is sold to designers;
if a fabric house is going to sell to a designer, the designer may get a discount (5-10%
off designer price, 50% off wholesale price)

Open Line Fabric - ANSWER-a fabric that is widely purchased

Job Lot - ANSWER-when a manufacturer starts to produce something, they put it into
production and mass produce and create batches

Continuing Education Unit (CEU) - ANSWER-required in a licensed profession in order
for the professional to maintain the license;
reviews current trends

Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) - ANSWER-A review of a completed project after the
client has occupied it for some time, typically 3 to 6 months

Stages in Textile Manufacturing - ANSWER-1. raw material

, 2. cleaned and carded
3. spinning
4. weaving or knitting
5. dyeing
6. finishing
7. home furnishings production
8. retail store
9. ultimate consumer

Natural Protein Fibers - ANSWER-silk and wool

Work Order - ANSWER-a document with details on a job or task a contractor is to
perform for a client

Purchase Order (PO) - ANSWER-A written offer to a supplier to buy a particular product
in a particular quantity at a particular price

Invoice - ANSWER-A form describing the goods or services sold, the quantity, and the
price;
what you pay the bill with, also sent to the client

Sample Order - ANSWER-order placed to request samples from supplier/manufacturer
to test application of product

Greige Goods - ANSWER-fabric that has received no preparation, dyeing, or finishing
treatment after having been produced

Cut Goods - ANSWER-same thing as piece goods or cut yardage

Sustainability - ANSWER-a resource or system that "meets the needs of the present
without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs"
(Brundtland Commission, 1983)

Waste = Food - ANSWER-A principle of natural systems that MBDC proposes will
eliminate the concept of waste. In this design strategy, all materials are viewed as
continuously valuable, circulating in closed loops of production, use and recycling.
(MBDC)

Green Organizations - ANSWER-Eco-Wool, Lenzing Modal, Kravet Green, Duratex,
Crypton, Xrpet, AirDye

Rolled Goods - ANSWER-these interior textiles are known as pieces or piece goods: a
full piece is an average of 50 yards and a half piece is about 25 yards, although it may
vary

Jobbers - ANSWER-intermediate fabric house that works as a middleman

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