International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology

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International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology

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Brief Description Of Purpose, Audience and Typical Contents:

The International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology is highly
regarded as a quality authoritative specialized publication for all
those involved with clothing - whether in fabric design, production,
machinery, management or retailing. It is a refereed journal and a
key source of new research and ideas in its field. IJCST is not just a
journal, it is seen as a means of putting the international community
of researchers and industry in touch with one another. A combination
of research and technical papers emphasizing the issue of application,
short communications, reviews and a register of international textile
and clothing research offers a broad coverage of the subject area.

Sample Contents Page

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology.

Journal Contents and Abstracts.

Volume 9 Number 1.

0955-6222

CONTENTS:

WATER VAPOUR TRANSFER IN WATERPROOF BREATHABLE FABRICS. PART 1: UNDER 
STEADY-STATE CONDITIONS

Keywords: Clothing industry, Fabric, Tests

WATER VAPOUR TRANSFER IN WATERPROOF BREATHABLE FABRICS. PART 2: UNDER WINDY
CONDITIONS

Keywords: Clothing industry, Fabric, Tests, Wind power

MODELLING JOB COMPLEXITY IN GARMENT MANUFACTURE BY INDUCTIVE LEARNING

Keywords: Clothing industry, Learning, Production management

PROTECTIVE OVERALLS: EVALUATION OF GARMENT DESIGN AND FIT

Keywords: Clothing industry, Protective clothing, Research

ASPECTS OF A PRODUCT MODEL SUPPORTING APPAREL VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES

Keywords: Clothing industry, Computer technology, Model, Product 
development, Vi
rtual reality

COMMUNICATIONS: ASSEMBLING TEXTILE STRUCTURES: WEAR SIMULATION

Keywords: Fabric, Fatigue, Sewing, Simulation, Wool

ISSN 0955-6222

Formats:        Paper
                On-line

Editor: Professor George Stylios
Email:  wbuckley@mcb.co.uk