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Day 1: Why is it so hard to get a straight answer from a factory?
Welcome to Day 1 of our new experiment: Greene Textile vs. The Algorithm. If you missed the intro, here is the deal: We asked AI for the most common questions people have about starting a clothing brand. Now, we are asking my dad (Ira), who has been manufacturing fabric in Los Angeles since 2001, to answer them honestly. No corporate jargon. Just the truth from the factory floor. The Question The first question the AI suggested is one of the biggest frustrations for new des
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Beating the Algorithm: A Small Business Perspective on AI's Top Fabric Questions
I recently participated in a local college senior project, that sparked a lot of thoughts about the role of AI in small business. I asked the biggest AI platforms one straightforward question: "What are the top questions people ask about fabric, manufacturing, and starting a clothing brand in the US?" The AI quickly generated a list of popular questions aspiring designers and entrepreneurs are searching for right now. It was impressive how fast and broad the data was. But the
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The Fabric Advantage: Why Sourcing Your Knits in the USA is Your Brand’s Smartest Move
In the fast-paced world of apparel, your fabric choice is more than just a material decision—it’s a foundational statement about your brand's commitment to quality, sustainability, and reliability . For clothing brands seeking an edge, partnering with a domestic manufacturer that offers both superior quality and exceptional flexibility is the game-changer. Welcome to Greene Textile, your trusted partner in Los Angeles, California, specializing in premium, custom-made knit fab
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Understanding Knit vs. Woven Fabrics
When diving into the world of textiles, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of terms and options. But if you’re working on clothing designs or sourcing materials, knowing the difference between knit and woven fabrics is like having a secret map to treasure. These two fabric types form the backbone of most garments, and understanding their unique qualities can help you make smarter choices for your projects. So, let’s unravel the threads and weave through the essentials together. F
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