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BROWN PAPER

Brown paper, commonly known as Kraft paper, is a , strong, and durable paper made from wood pulp using the chemical sulfate pulping process. What is Brown Paper?Material: Made from softwood pulp treated with sulfate, which keeps long cellulose fibers intact for high tear resistance.Color: Naturally light brown because it is unbleached.Strength: Highly elastic and […]

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LINING.

Lining is an inner layer of fabric or material added to the inside of a garment, curtain, or container to provide a neat finish, add warmth, and help the item hang properly. Lining helps to hide raw seam edges, interfacing, and internal padding for a clean look. Zapron Fashion school/ store is the best fashion

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AGBADA FOR MEN.

Agbada is a grand, flowing four-piece outer robe traditionally worn by men in West Africa, especially among the Yoruba people of Nigeria. An agbada is a large, loose-fitting, ankle-length garment with wide, dramatic sleeves and intricate embroidery around the neck and chest. Zapron Fashion school/store is the best fashion school/store in the whole of Lekki,

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ACCESSORIES FOR CLOTH.

Accessories are extra items worn or carried to complete, improve, or add function to an outfit. In the fashion industry and clothing, accessories fall into two main groups: fashion accessories (worn or carried) and garment/manufacturing accessories (used to finish and package clothing). Zapron Fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/ store in the whole

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THREAD PICKER

The term “thread picker” can refer to a few different tools depending on the specific task you are trying to accomplish. Unlike a sharp seam ripper, this micro-tool features an incredibly fine, blunt wire hook that slips seamlessly between the woven threads of a fabric top. It allows quilters and embroiderers to carefully snag stray,

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FINISHING IN FASHION INDUSTRY

Finishing in fashion and textiles can be described as the final physical, chemical, or mechanical treatments applied to raw fabrics or completed garments to improve their look, feel, and performance Raw, newly manufactured fabric (often called “gray goods”) is usually rough, stiff, and unrefined. Finishing (textiles) turns this raw material into comfortable, attractive, and functional

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PHOTOSHOOT

A fashion photoshoot is a highly coordinated collaborative event where a creative team captures images of clothing, accessories, and footwear to sell a product, convey a brand’s lifestyle, or tell a visual story. Rather than just taking basic pictures of garments, these shoots blend artistic direction, storytelling, and marketing to bring an imagined world to

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VELVET TRIMISE

The phrase “velvet trimise” typically refers to velvet trims or trimmings (decorative velvet borders, ribbons, and edgings) or the popular fashion technique of adding decorative trims, beads, and stones onto velvet fabric. In global fashion, particularly in Nigerian Aso Ebi and formal eveningwear, velvet is frequently combined with structural lace, heavy embroidery, sequins, and metallic

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CRINOLINE

Crinoline is a stiffened structure or fabric used in fashion to expand, support, and hold the shape of a skirt. The word comes from the Latin crinis (hair) and linum (flax), which originally described its initial material composition. Over time, the definition of crinoline evolved into three distinct phases: the original woven fabric, the Victorian

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COLLAR GUM

Collar gum is a firm, fusible interfacing material with a heat-activated adhesive on one side used in tailoring to give crisp structure and sharp shape to shirt collars, cuffs, plackets, and pocket flaps. Tailors rely on it to give structure, prevent sagging, and provide a crisp, professional, “ready-made” finish to garments. Zapron Fashion school is

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