Why Your T-Shirts Shrink & Lose Shape? GSM & Weave Mistakes Killing Your Brand

Here is a ready-to-use English description for your *FABRIC MASTERY* video: --- *Title for Video:* FABRIC MASTERY Explained | GSM, Weave Types & Shrinkage Control for Garment Business *Description:* Welcome to the most important pillar of the Garment Business - *FABRIC MASTERY*! 🧵 If you are starting a T-shirt brand, Hoodie brand, or doing garment manufacturing, understanding fabric is non-negotiable. In this video, I have explained the complete technical breakdown that every apparel entrepreneur must know. *WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:* *1. GSM Specifications - The Real Game Changer* What is GSM? How to choose the right GSM for your product? Why 160-220 GSM is perfect for T-shirts and 280-350 GSM is ideal for hoodies. We will also talk about how to check GSM and avoid cheating by suppliers. *2. Weave Types & Knit Structures* Understand the difference between Plain, Rib, Interlock, and Pique. Learn which fabric is used for what - from Polo T-shirts to Premium Streetwear. This knowledge will help you in sourcing and costing. *3. Fabric Shrinkage - The Hidden Loss* The biggest reason for customer returns. I explain Relaxation Shrinkage vs Progressive Shrinkage, how to test shrinkage before cutting, and how to add shrinkage allowance in your pattern to save money. *PRACTICAL DATA BOX FROM VIDEO:* T-Shirt: 160 - 220 GSM Hoodie: 280 - 350 GSM This video is a part of our 7 PILLARS OF GARMENT BUSINESS SUCCESS series. If you want to build a profitable, quality-driven apparel brand from Tirupur, Coimbatore or anywhere in India, this series is for you. *WHO IS THIS VIDEO FOR?* - New Clothing Brand Owners - Garment Manufacturers - Apparel Sourcing Professionals - Fashion Designing Students - Anyone planning an Apparel Startup 👉 *NEXT VIDEO:* We will cover Embroidery & Printing Mastery - Screen Print, DTG, Sublimation & Stitch Count. If you found value, please Like, Comment your biggest fabric-related doubt, and Subscribe for daily garment business content. *CONNECT WI