DIVISION OF GEN.

TRIAS CITY
Project ISuLAT – ACTIVTY SHEETS in Technology and Livelihood Education ( TLE) 11/12
(Intensified Support to Learning Alternatives Through Activity Sheets)

DRESSMAKING/ TAILORING 11-12

QUARTER 3 WEEK 7-8 PRODUCE CHILDREN’S WEAR
Name of Learner: _________________________ Date: _________________________________
Grade & Section: ________________________ Teacher: ______________________________

Most Essential Learning Competency (MELC): TLE_HEDM9-12CW-lVi-j-8

• Apply Finishing Touches on Children’s Wear
Objectives:

1. Explain how to pack finished garment.

2. Apply packing the finished garment
3. Value the importance of knowing how garment is pack.:

LEVEL UP
Learning Task 1:

1. Why we need to press and pack finished garments?

2. What are the functions of pressing?
3. What do you mean by packaging?

Learning Task 2:
Garment Packaging
Garment packaging is the process of wrapping, compressing, filling or creating of goods
for the purpose of protection and their appropriate handling. This is the final process in
the production of garments, which prepares the finished merchandise for delivery to the
customer. Garment packaging is also used to get a lot of attention from the customers. These
operations come under the materials handling methods and are no less important than other
systems used in the factory. After completing the entire manufacturing task, apparel is required
to be packed.Packaging refers to the container that carries a product. Two basic objectives of
packaging are preventing any damage to the product during transportation and enhancing
the features of the product to the consumer for a sale of it.
Two Major Functions of Packaging
1. Distribution- The main purpose of distribution packaging is packaging the garment in a way
that it allows the garment manufacturers to transport the garment at a minimum cost and in the
shortest time to the retailer or purchaser without deteriorating the quality of the product.
2. Merchandising- deals with showcasing the garment product in a way that it stimulates
consumer’s desire for purchasing the particular product.
Requirements of Garment Packing
The plastic bags are most commonly used for garment packing either at the completion of
production or when they arrive at the finished goods stores. Apparel such as shirts and
underwear are usually bagged and boxed immediately after final inspection and enters the stores
in repacked form. Other hanging garments like jackets, dresses and skirts are usually bagged
when they enter the stores. A carton package made of quite strong corrugated material is normally
preferred while transporting the boxed or hanging garments in bulk form. The packed garment
boxes are sealed by contact adhesive paper tape or bound with a plastic tape.
Types of Package Forms
1. Bags 3. Cartons 5. Crates
2. Boxes 4. Cases 6. Twine 7. Wrappers
Types of Packing Materials
The simple packaging materials used in garment and related items are paper,
plastic, film, wood, nails, staples, cords, gum tape and metal bands.
1. Wood cases and crates are generally used as packing materials for bulk exports
rugged shipments where shipment handling is higher.
2. Paper and plastic film packaging materials are used in the garment and related
industries. The paper types such as kraft, crepe, tissue, paper foil, paper board
and waterproof are typically used as packing materials. Plastic films have a major
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 advantage over paper because of clarity in range.
Package Design
A product’s packaging mix is the outcome of numerous requirements that decide the way
the packaging achieves the distribution and merchandising functions. A package must promote
or sell the product, protect the product, aid the consumer to utilize the product, offer reusable
options of the package to the consumer and satisfy legal requirements
Types of Garment Packing in Finishing Section

1. Flat Garment Packing

Flat Packed Garments

2. Hanger Garment Packing
It is a simple garment packing method where the garments are secured in a poly
bag with a hanger after pressing. Here polybag is the only material used. This type of
packing can be used for all flowchart of garment packaging:
Received garments from the finished section
↓
Hang tagging
↓
Folding with inserting back board, tissue
↓
Poly bagging
↓
Cartooning
↓
Applied adhesive tape on the pack
↓
Bar-coding
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Packing complete types of garments especially for blazers, coats, pants, etc.

Hanger packed garments in display

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 3. Stand-up Packing

This type of packing is commonly used for shirts and is termed as ‘shirt packing’. For this
type of packing, the garments have to be pressed prior to packing and are packed with additional
packing materials like tissue paper, back support, pins or clips, inner collar patty, outer patty,
etc.

VALUING LESSON
Learning Task 3:

Direction: Answer the questions below. Write your answers in your notebook.
_____________1. It is a simple garment packing method where the garments are
secured in a poly bag with a hanger after pressing. Polybag is the only
material used.
_____________2. It is a packaging which is the process of wrapping, compressing, filling
or creating of goods for the purpose of protection and their appropriate
handling.
_____________3. Package design for a specific product should fulfill five groups of
functional criteria such as in-store, in-home, production, etc.
_____________4. A product’s packaging mix is the outcome of numerous requirements
that decide the way the packaging achieves the distribution and
merchandizing functions.
Learning Task 4:

1. Explain what are the packaging techniques?

2. Why is packaging important.

LEVEL UP

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Written Task:
Direction: Read the test items carefully. Write your answers in your notebook.

1. Which of the following needs not be in the same vision of field?

a. product name c. date mark
b. quantity d. place of origin
2. Which of the following is a form of misdescription?
a. incorrect origin c. extending the food
b. incorrect quantitative description d. all of the mentioned choices
3. Which step comes first when packing the finished product?
a. wrapping c. folding
b. pressing d. labeling
4. Which of the following is a must in food labeling?
a. name c. place of origin
b. standard specification d. all of the mentioned choices
5. Which of the following is incorrect?
a. Packages designed for uniform shipping cannot be loaded into mixed shipping.
b. Waste prevention is the most sought-after option and disposal.
c. Shrink wraps is one of the forms of packing used.
d. none of the mentioned choices
e. mentioned choices

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Performance Task:
Direction: Accomplish the Scoring Rubric honestly and sincerely.
Find a client or sister at home and pack the finished product then evaluate
the finished item.
Name of Client / Sister Type of Garment Time Started

Rubrics for Assessment

Excellent Very Satisfactory Score

5 Satisfactory 1
3
Used All steps were Most of the Some of the
appropriately followed in steps were steps were
correct followed followed
sequence. correctly. correctly.
L9iManipulated Most of the time Sometimes Not at all
Tools and
Equipment
Work Habits Most of the time Sometimes Not at all
Finished within Finished ahead Finished just in Late by 1 day
the time of time time
Total

Writer : Helen C. Jocson

Language Editor: Bernard H. Jacinto
Evaluator/Validator: Armando A. Montoya

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