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    The document defines and describes various types of nightwear and sleepwear. It discusses characteristics that sleepwear should have, such as tapering sleeves and legs. It then defines specific types of sleepwear like nightgowns, pajamas, robes, and blankets. It also briefly outlines components of a project plan such as objectives, materials needed, and procedures.

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    NIGHTWEAR, also

    called SLEEPWEAR,
    NIGHTCLOTHES, or
    NIGHTDRESS, is
    clothing designed
    to be worn while
    sleeping
    CHARACTERISTICS
    OF A SLEEPING
    GARMENT
    1.They should not
    exceed the maximum
    dimensions specified
    in the regulations for
    the chest, waist, seat,
    upper arm, thigh,
    wrist, or ankle
    2. They should have no

    fabric ornament or trim


    3. They should have

    sleeves that taper


    from the shoulders to
    the ends of the
    sleeves
    4. They should have

    pant legs that taper


    from the thighs to the
    ends of the legs
    5. If they are 1-piece,

    they should taper from


    the chest down to the
    waist and from the
    seat up to the waist
    6. If they are 2-piece,

    a. The upper piece

    should tapers from


    the chest down to
    the bottom of the
    piece
    b. If the upper piece
    has fastenings it
    should be located
    within 6 inches of the
    bottom of the piece
    c. It has a lower piece
    that tapers from the
    seat to the bottom
    7. They should bear a
    permanent label
    8. They should bear a

    hang tag
    ADULT JUMPSUITS
    or FOOTED
    PAJAMAS an all-in-
    one footed sleep suits
    worn by adults usually
    made of cotton
    BLANKET SLEEPER
    is a warm sleeping
    garment for infants and
    young children and is
    made of cotton
    BABY DOLL a short,
    sometimes sleeveless,
    loose-fitting nightgown
    or negligee for women.
    The garment is often
    trimmed with lace,
    ruffles, appliques,
    marabou fur, bows,
    and ribbons; optionally
    with spaghetti straps. It
    is made of sheer or
    nylon or chiffon or silk.
    CHEMISE is pieced
    from thin, smooth fine
    linen. A delicate,
    usually provocative,
    loose-fitting,
    sleeveless, shirt-like
    lingerie, similar to baby
    doll, but tighter
    at the hips.
    NEGLIGEE made of
    sheer or semi-
    translucent fabrics and
    trimmed with lace or
    other fine material, and
    bows. “Négligée”
    (French) literally
    meaning “neglected”,
    loose, sensuous
    nightwear for women
    NIGHTGOWN a loose
    hanging nightwear for
    women made of cotton,
    silk, satin or nylon
    NIGHTSHIRT a
    garment made of
    cotton fabric somewhat
    longer than most
    regular shirts, reaching
    down to the thighs or
    below the knees while
    leaving some of the
    legs uncovered
    NIGHTCAP a warm
    cloth cap worn while
    sleeping, often with
    pajamas or a
    nightgown and usually
    made of cotton
    PAJAMAS may be
    made from cotton, silk,
    satin or synthetic
    materials made of soft
    fabric, such as flannel.
    A loose fitting two-
    piece garments for
    women, men and
    children. Traditional
    pajamas consist of
    jacket-and trousers.
    DRESSING GOWN or
    BATHROBE is made
    of chiffon, silk or cotton
    fabrics. A long outer
    garment for women
    usually sheer. They
    are usually sold with a
    matching nightgown,
    negligee or panties
    COMPONENTS OF A
    PROJECT PLAN
    1. Project Plan No. –

    reflects the number of


    projects
    2. Date Begun – date
    when the construction
    of the project will
    starts
    3. Date Finished – the

    exact date when the


    project will be
    completed
    4. Name of the Project

    – a specific
    description of the job/
    project
    5. Objectives - states
    the purpose why a
    project should be
    done. This is usually
    stated in three
    learning domains: the
    cognitive,
    psychomotor and
    affective.
    6. Word Study –

    unlocks the terms


    used operationally
    and conceptually
    7. Tools and

    Equipment – list of
    tools and equipment
    in the
    accomplishment of
    the job
    8. Materials and

    Supplies Needed –
    the itemized list of
    tools and supplies
    needed to produce a
    project
    a. Quantity suggests

    the amount needed


    b. Unit is the unit of
    measure of the
    quantity
    c. Description refers to

    the features and


    characteristics of the
    materials and supply
    needed
    d. Unit Cost is the

    selling price per


    quantity and unit of
    the materials
    e. Total Cost is the total
    amount needed per
    quantity of supply
    and material needed
    f. Total is the over-all

    total cost of all the


    supplies and
    materials to be used
    9. Design

    Specifications – the
    photographic
    representation of the
    project in two to five
    views: front, back,
    right, left and top
    views
    10. Procedure – the

    chronological steps or
    operations involved to
    accomplish the
    project
    This is divided into
    two stages:
    a. Preparation stage –
    depicts the
    preparation to be
    done before the
    actual execution or
    performance of the
    operations.
    b. Performance stage
    – the actual
    procedures involve
    in the actual making
    of the project where
    all tools, supplies,
    materials and
    equipment intended
    to make the project
    are ready
    Evaluation – the
    11.

    process of assessing
    the finished project
    with its given criteria
    prepared during
    planning and
    evaluating

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