Sentence examples for range of garments from inspiring English sources
Best for: Staying warm in serious style Score: 9/10 Icebreaker is the New Zealand-based pioneer of the merino market, and produces a vast range of garments in different weights and cuts, allowing you to get really geeky and technical with your layering.
Although retro-reflective materials have been around for a while, in such places as the stripes on builders' high-visibility bibs, for example, recent advances in their durability, breathability and flexibility have enabled them to be employed in a wider range of garments and increasingly innovative ways.
Many examples were found of incorporating ruffle trimmings into a range of garments such as blouses, summer frocks (dresses), and special occasion dresses from 1911 through 1916 (Whang 2011).
Based in Lago d'Orta, the smallest of the lakes north of Milan, this manufacturer originally made basic raincoats; now it partners with mills to develop "Herno TECH" fabrics which are weather-resistant, padded for warmth, and designed to breathe for a modern range of garments.
Thus, the design attributes in Nelly Don's 1916 pink gingham housedress were certainly prevalent in a wide range of garment designs from 1911 to 1916.
American quotas on the import of a wide range of Chinese garments are set to expire on Thursday.
Some 60% of space is now given over to M&S Collection, a range of basic garments that exploits the pulling power of the main brand.Can the old master draw a younger crowd?
"The last thing we wanted to do was produce a historical range of motor-racing garments.
Even in hard times, there are people with innovative ideas trying to bring them to market and not just in Hollywood- and Silicon Valley-based industries but in a broad range of fields, from garments to agriculture, aerospace and processed foods.
Now it is offering a range of products ranging from garments to travel goods and even books.
Independently of the accord, IndustriALL and UNI are supporting the growth of unions and collective bargaining across the sector in order to improve a wide range of conditions and enable garment workers to earn a living wage.
