Experience the Best Fashion Education
Key aspects of a Diploma in Fashion Technology:
Practical training:
The program emphasizes hands-on experience, allowing students to develop their skills through practical exercises and projects.
Technical expertise:
Students gain in-depth knowledge of garment construction, pattern making, and textile properties.
Creative expression:
The program encourages students to develop their unique design vision and cultivate their personal style.
Industry insights:
Students learn about the fashion industry’s dynamics, including marketing, branding, and retail strategies.
Career opportunities:
Students can pursue various roles in the fashion industry, such as fashion designer, pattern maker, textile designer, and fashion consultant.
Join P.G.S.S. Institute today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in Fashion technology!
Here’s a simple breakdown of what each level includes:
BASIC LEVEL STITCHING
1. Understanding Tools & Equipment
- Sewing machine types & parts
- Hand sewing needles, threads, scissors, measuring tape, seam ripper, etc.
2. Basic subjects
- History of fashion
- Hand embroidery
- Aari work
- Zarbosi
- Tie and dye
- Sketching
- Beautician
- Garments
3. Basic Machine Stitches
- Straight stitch
- Zig-zag stitch
- Buttonhole stitch (basic)
- Edge finishing
4. Mandatory Subjects
- Spoken English
- Spoken Hindi
- Computer Course
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL STITCHING
1. Pattern Reading & Drafting
- Understanding commercial patterns
- Taking body measurements
- Drafting basic bodice, sleeve, skirt
2. Garment Construction
- Darts, pleats, gathers
- Necklines & facings
- Zippers, hooks, buttons
- Simple sleeve attachment
- Waistbands
3. Fitting Adjustments
- Altering patterns for body shape
- Basic fitting trials (muslin/mock-up garments)
ADVANCED LEVEL STITCHING
1. Complex Garment Design
- Full dresses, jackets, trousers, blouses
- Structured silhouettes and tailoring
2. Advanced Finishing Techniques
- Lining and underlining
- Piping, bias binding
- French seams, flat-felled seams
- Invisible zippers, concealed plackets
3. Decorative & Surface Techniques
- Embellishment: sequins, beads, applique
- Embroidery (manual or machine)
- Fabric manipulation (pleating, ruching, smocking)
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