1Our Vice President of Concept Design is asking for a lighter weight version of a sweater we ran last season that was 1end of 10 NEThe same quality comes also in 10/2 Ne and 50/2 NeWhich one would you recommend and why?2Design has proposed a 100% cashmere, 2-ply yarn, but Merchandising is coming back saying that it is too expensiveThe mill has said that they can produce the same yarn in other fibers for usWhat other fiber contents and/or yarns would you recommend and why?3Please list 4 major factors that will significantly affect the cost of sweater.
Salads have good fiberThey set me free.
They actually have fiber bars they have granola with chocolate chips in it they are really good actually(sold at Sam's)
beans.especially blackwhole grainsoatmeal is good tooflax seedyou can buy it ground up and sprinkle it on or in your foodI get it at whole foods.
the unite for NE is Hanks/lb example 10/1 is 10 hanks/lb ok so the original sweater is made w/ 10/1 the new material is either 10/2 or 50/2 u convert it to common denominator then is either 5/1 or 25/1 so the 50/2 is going to be the finer i would recommend 50/2, because its a finer thread thus thinner sweater, in terms of thickness
