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• 1. (800) 542-2379
• 2. 781-790-1244
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• 5. 800-881-3138
• 6. 800.713.4534
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What was Benjamin Russell’s first garment?

  Russell Manufacturing Company’s first garment was a women and children’s knit shirt. Benjamin Russell’s passion for sports and his entrepreneurial spirit fueled civic pride creating jobs for his community, while later making uniforms for teams and apparel for athletes throughout the United States.

• What are commercial garment racks?

  Designed to withstand heavy loads, our commercial garment racks are a versatile, stylish and low-cost display option to showcase your clothing. Available in a variety of sizes, shapes and styles, our high-quality retail clothing racks will help make your garments stand out.

• What is a SAAMI garment?

  The first is a woman’s garment from ’Tornelappmark’, which is an old name for far northern Sweden. This is a man’s garment, place of origin unspecified. This shows a pair of pants and a variety of different hats and bonnets used by the Saami. The basic garment is belted with either a woven sash or leather strap, which may be variously ornamented.

• How do I use designaknit with the garment outline?

  Use the DesignaKnit Markers feature and add markers to be used with the Garment Outline and Compare the Garment Text and Garment Notation printing instructions in DAK. Explore creating a cheat sheet for the Garment Notation (Japanese Notation) format Let DesignaKnit calculate how much yarn you need for your project.

• What do you write in a garment SketchUp?

  Write down any details about the garment which are not obvious in the sketches. These usually include diagrams with labelled arrows pointing out collars, plackets, cuffs, fastenings, bar tacks and artwork placement. It’s the list of all the physical elements and their location on the garment.