Assam ASSEB HSLC Garment Designing case studies
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The Assam ASSEB HSLC Garment Designing examination is a board-level vocational subject assessment taken alongside the HSLC programme under the Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB). It suits students who want a practical, skill-based subject alongside their general studies and who may go on to tailoring, apparel production, fashion-related higher secondary or diploma courses, or small garment enterprises. The Assam ASSEB HSLC Garment Designing case studies are 5 cases and about 3,247 words.
1Choosing Shirting Fabric for a 150-Piece School Order
A small tailoring unit in Guwahati has won a contract to stitch 150 half-sleeve shirts for a nearby school. The school fixed a fabric budget of about ₹180 per metre, and the unit shortlisted two options from the same wholesaler: Fabric A, a 100% cotton poplin (40s count, roughly 120 gsm), and Fabric B, a 67/33 polyester–cotton blend (about 110 gsm).
601 words, about 3 min2Three Sizes for 180 School Pinafores
A tailoring unit in Nagaon is asked to stitch 180 pinafore uniforms for a government school. The school supplies only three sizes - Small, Medium and Large - based on the students' ages (11 to 14 years).
670 words, about 3 min3Plaid Matching on a 30-Metre Roll
A workshop in Barpeta has 30 m of 112 cm-wide cotton fabric printed with a large plaid: the repeat measures 8 cm in both directions and the lines are not symmetrical. The order is for 24 identical kurtas for a folk-dance troupe, and the troupe leader insists that the horizontal lines must run continuously across front, back and sleeves when the kurta is worn.
656 words, about 3 min4Puckered Plackets on 120 Festival Kurtas
A unit stitching 120 lightweight cotton kurtas (about 90 gsm) for a festival order finds that the front placket seams on 18 finished pieces pucker badly, so the placket edge stands up instead of lying flat. The machine is a single-needle lockstitch fitted with a size 14 needle, 40s polyester thread on top, a finer 60s cotton thread in the bobbin, stitch length 2.0 mm and upper tension set at 6.
656 words, about 3 min5Muga Bridal Set and a Complaint About Dull Lustre
A weaver-entrepreneur in Sualkuchi supplies a bridal mekhela chador in natural golden muga silk to a customer in Guwahati for ₹18,000. The set used about 4.5 m of muga fabric bought at ₹2,500 per metre, ₹2,000 of embroidery thread, and 22 hours of stitching and finishing labour.
664 words, about 3 min