Table Of ContentRN TS EL aE TE TED Ew LS EIT BITS TSI TINY ENI LT YC Y OIE RETREAT AINL SS TU HA
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
A Measure of Success (University [TC} to Demonstrate “Agility
of Missouri Survey of Apparel Through Partnerships”
Manufacturers) Dillard April (‘94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August 144
Implementing Job Rotation Vasbinder September
OSHA Targets Tagging Guns Clements September INDUSTRY LINKAGE/QUICK RESPONSE/EDI
A Practical Guide to Work Accurate Response: The Key to Hammond,
Site Analysis Harris-Carter December Profiting From QR Raman, Fisher,
(Sport Obermeyer) Obermeyer February
EXPORTING/INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AMTEX Seeks Industry Support Cedrone April
Keeping Up with the Joneses Big Guns Get Serious About QR
(European Plant Tours) Black January (QuickResponse 94) Black May
Gaining Ground in a Kim, Barry, Finding the Bar Code Fast Track Cedrone June
Globalized Market Warfield May TALC/SAFLINC Sunsets into
Danube Knits It in Hungary Black June 6 New QR Committee Black June
Exporting Key to Sustaining Amory Keeps A Step Ahead Shea September
U.S. Manufacturing Reidbord June Amory Takes QR/EDI to Top Level Gilreath September
World Competitiveness Focus
of CMA Seminar Abend July INDUSTRY TRENDS
Turkey Staking a Claim Black September Apparel to See Slight Upturn
Dressing the World (Exporting) Abend October (1994 Economic Outlook) KSA January
The GIDC Connection — A Helping Hand Abend October Miami Maintains Its Bearing Cedrone arch
Retired Apparel Veterans New Issues Drive Cutting
Share Wealth of Knowledge Technology Cedrone April
(International Executive Service Corps) Abend December The Plant Manager Pay Primer Seitchik May
1993: Choices Made, Not Chanced
FABRICS/FIBERS/TEXTILES (Bobbin Top 40) Esquivel June
New Knits for the Nineties Rudie January Including:
Men’s Wear Gets a Taste of Tencel Abend January St. John Knits Weaves Its Way toNo.1 Shea June
How Green is the Future? Rudie February IPO: Inordinately Popular Option Shea June
Men’s Wear Eases into Spring 95 Rudie March Acquiring a Share of Licensed
Cytec, Glenoit Reaping Rewards Sportswear Shea June
from MicroSupreme® Abend April No Wrinkle Growing from Bottoms to Tops Shea June
Fabric Development Takes the Public Life Profitable for Hilfiger Shea June
Driver’s Seat (Auto Interiors) Abend May Wrinkle Resistant — Ironing Out
Canada’s Consoltex Targets the Process Abend July
U.S. Makers Rudie May Including:
Microfibers Revisited Rudie June The Processes in a Nutshell July
Authentic American Denim Keeping Pace with Wrinkle-
in Demand Rudie July Resistant Technology July
West Coast Producers Knit Up Market Mills Go Full Steam July
with Fashion, Quality Rudie August Big and Tall Growing in All Directions Abend July
Making the Fabric Connection Staff September Repp Ltd. Looking to Make a Rep
DuPont Stretching Lycra’s® Sizzle Rudie September in Big and Tall Abend July
Industrial Spotlight — Tough Fabrics Ex-Inmates Finding Jobs in
at Work and Play Rudie October Apparel with PRIDE Abend September
Fabric Footnotes Staff October MassTAC Looking for Success
Knits: The New Dimension Rudie November through Unity Abend September
Fabric Connection: Focus on Fashion Need Plant, Will Travel
(94 Bobbin Show Review) Rudie December (U.S. Site Selection) DesMarteau October
The Green Wave Swells
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (Environmental) Abend November
Tracking COO Pay Seitchik March Upholstery in Recovery Abend December
Buy, Sell or Perish Jacobs May Preventing Your Own Energy Crisis Myers December
The Plant Manager Pay Primer Seitchik May
Factors Down, Volume Up Abend August LEGISLATION/LABOR LAW
Clinton’s Health Care Program:
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING Wrong Medicine for Your Business? Zall January 50
UPS Delivers for Dow Cover Shea February Know Thy Medical Plan Rolnick March 122
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 1 Health Insurance and the ADA: Does
(Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington March Your Company Comply? Rolnick April 88
Sara Lee Pilots Modular in Costa Rica Gaetan March The Clinton Factor Rolnick June 116
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 2 Take Control of Your
(Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington April Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 1 Woltz August 76
Considering Modules? Levine May
Bobbin, January 1995 79
CUMULATIVE INDEX
INDEX OF BOBBIN
ARTICLES BY TOPIC
January — December 1994
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
COMMENTARY COMPUTERS/CAD/CAM/CIM
Beyond the Numbers Black January Formula for a Fashion Show (Multi-
The Road Ahead Webb January Media and Computer Animation) Gray January 54
Spoken Like a True Engineer Klughart February Shaping CIM’s Future Cedrone,
New Measures for Performance Gaetan February Mitchell February 62
Tomorrow’s Landscape Black March Network News: The Vital Elements Malmstrom February 22
New Climate Yields New Attitudes Webb March Bobbin’s 1994 Apparel Industry-
The Crisis at Hand Black April Specific Computer Software Survey Shea July 40A
The World According to Drucker Gaetan April Software Suppliers Directory Shea July 41
Back in the Saddle Black May Making Sense of the CAD Marketplace Grudier July 68
A New QR Vision Black June CITDA Conference Reveals
Extraordinary Opportunities Abound Webb June Far-Reaching Benefits of CAD Grudier August 22
Give Five for the Future Black July Manufacturing Integration Atlanta
Dressing Down is Up Webb July No. 1 Priority Consulting ©
Fast Forward to 2001 Webb August (94 Bobbin Show Review) Int'l. Inc. November 74
A Measured Plan Black September
The Difference Diversity Makes Black October EDUCATIONAL ISSUES
For Want of Hype, Canada Is Lost Vigdor October If You Think Training Is Expensive, AAMA
Hey, Who Changed the Rules? Black November &WDHY OONNCoNnsiFdeNr AIgNnoNraAncWe OAN|AN|NYE ducation
When is the Bobbin Show® Committee June
International? Gaetan November Ex-Inmates Finding Jobs in
High Hopes Black December Apparel with PRIDE Abend September
The School Ties That Bind Gaetan December FIT’s Tech Prep Primes Students
for Apparel Industry Abend October
COMPANY PROFILE Eicher Enlivens Industry
The Reincarnation of Rose Marie Reid Millstein January (Bobbin Educator of the Year) DesMarteau December
UPS Delivers for Dow Cover Shea February Daves Creates Opportunities
Accurate Response: The Key to Hammond, Through Education (Bobbin
Profiting From QR Raman, Fisher, Excellence in Education
(Sport Obermeyer) Obermeyer February Award Winner) DesMarteau December
Gold Rose Makes 807 a Family Affair | Cedrone March Retired Apparel Veterans
Sara Lee Pilots Modular in Costa Rica Gaetan March Share Wealth of Knowledge
Sotek Goes High-Tech for Guess Shea April (International Executive
Lifting the Fog (London Fog) Cedrone May Service Corps) Abend December
Danube Knits It in Hungary Black June
Lands’ End Zips Up Ties with YKK Abend June EMBROIDERY/TRIMMINGS/COMPONENTS
Public Life Profitable for Hilfiger Shea June Fashion Trends Take a
Major League Goes South of the Border Shea August Cue From Trims Rudie
Steel Jeans Takes Aggressive Steps Nett August Choosing Hardware Not A Snap Morgan,
Liz Claiborne Stakes a Claim McDaniel
in the South Cedrone August Decorative Stitching Gains Ground Sabo
Amory Keeps a Step Ahead Shea September Equipment and Supplies for
Amory Takes QR/EDI to Top Level Gilreath September the Embroidery Room Staff
Cygne Sees Major Growth Lloyd September
Big Expansion for Carole Little Nett October ERGONOMICS
Pietrafesa: A Peak Performer Cheers for the Chair Vasbinder
(Bobbin CEO of the Year) Black December Establishing a Successful
Nu-Yale Makes Smart Move DesMarteau December Ergonomic Team Vasbinder
The Role of Ergonomics Wright
78 Bobbin, January 1995
RN TS EL aE TE TED Ew LS EIT BITS TSI TINY ENI LT YC Y OIE RETREAT AINL SS TU HA
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
A Measure of Success (University [TC} to Demonstrate “Agility
of Missouri Survey of Apparel Through Partnerships”
Manufacturers) Dillard April (‘94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August 144
Implementing Job Rotation Vasbinder September
OSHA Targets Tagging Guns Clements September INDUSTRY LINKAGE/QUICK RESPONSE/EDI
A Practical Guide to Work Accurate Response: The Key to Hammond,
Site Analysis Harris-Carter December Profiting From QR Raman, Fisher,
(Sport Obermeyer) Obermeyer February
EXPORTING/INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AMTEX Seeks Industry Support Cedrone April
Keeping Up with the Joneses Big Guns Get Serious About QR
(European Plant Tours) Black January (QuickResponse 94) Black May
Gaining Ground in a Kim, Barry, Finding the Bar Code Fast Track Cedrone June
Globalized Market Warfield May TALC/SAFLINC Sunsets into
Danube Knits It in Hungary Black June 6 New QR Committee Black June
Exporting Key to Sustaining Amory Keeps A Step Ahead Shea September
U.S. Manufacturing Reidbord June Amory Takes QR/EDI to Top Level Gilreath September
World Competitiveness Focus
of CMA Seminar Abend July INDUSTRY TRENDS
Turkey Staking a Claim Black September Apparel to See Slight Upturn
Dressing the World (Exporting) Abend October (1994 Economic Outlook) KSA January
The GIDC Connection — A Helping Hand Abend October Miami Maintains Its Bearing Cedrone arch
Retired Apparel Veterans New Issues Drive Cutting
Share Wealth of Knowledge Technology Cedrone April
(International Executive Service Corps) Abend December The Plant Manager Pay Primer Seitchik May
1993: Choices Made, Not Chanced
FABRICS/FIBERS/TEXTILES (Bobbin Top 40) Esquivel June
New Knits for the Nineties Rudie January Including:
Men’s Wear Gets a Taste of Tencel Abend January St. John Knits Weaves Its Way toNo.1 Shea June
How Green is the Future? Rudie February IPO: Inordinately Popular Option Shea June
Men’s Wear Eases into Spring 95 Rudie March Acquiring a Share of Licensed
Cytec, Glenoit Reaping Rewards Sportswear Shea June
from MicroSupreme® Abend April No Wrinkle Growing from Bottoms to Tops Shea June
Fabric Development Takes the Public Life Profitable for Hilfiger Shea June
Driver’s Seat (Auto Interiors) Abend May Wrinkle Resistant — Ironing Out
Canada’s Consoltex Targets the Process Abend July
U.S. Makers Rudie May Including:
Microfibers Revisited Rudie June The Processes in a Nutshell July
Authentic American Denim Keeping Pace with Wrinkle-
in Demand Rudie July Resistant Technology July
West Coast Producers Knit Up Market Mills Go Full Steam July
with Fashion, Quality Rudie August Big and Tall Growing in All Directions Abend July
Making the Fabric Connection Staff September Repp Ltd. Looking to Make a Rep
DuPont Stretching Lycra’s® Sizzle Rudie September in Big and Tall Abend July
Industrial Spotlight — Tough Fabrics Ex-Inmates Finding Jobs in
at Work and Play Rudie October Apparel with PRIDE Abend September
Fabric Footnotes Staff October MassTAC Looking for Success
Knits: The New Dimension Rudie November through Unity Abend September
Fabric Connection: Focus on Fashion Need Plant, Will Travel
(94 Bobbin Show Review) Rudie December (U.S. Site Selection) DesMarteau October
The Green Wave Swells
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (Environmental) Abend November
Tracking COO Pay Seitchik March Upholstery in Recovery Abend December
Buy, Sell or Perish Jacobs May Preventing Your Own Energy Crisis Myers December
The Plant Manager Pay Primer Seitchik May
Factors Down, Volume Up Abend August LEGISLATION/LABOR LAW
Clinton’s Health Care Program:
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING Wrong Medicine for Your Business? Zall January 50
UPS Delivers for Dow Cover Shea February Know Thy Medical Plan Rolnick March 122
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 1 Health Insurance and the ADA: Does
(Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington March Your Company Comply? Rolnick April 88
Sara Lee Pilots Modular in Costa Rica Gaetan March The Clinton Factor Rolnick June 116
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 2 Take Control of Your
(Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington April Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 1 Woltz August 76
Considering Modules? Levine May
Bobbin, January 1995 79
CUMULATIVE INDEX
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
Take Control of Your PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 2 Woltz September 134 Tailoring the Right Approach
Interviewing Prospective to Interlinings (Fusing) Ajemian February 88
Employees — The Fine Line Rolnick September 178 Understanding Ultrasonics Devine March 74
OSHA Targets Tagging Guns Clements September 52 Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 1
Medical Information and the (Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington March 102
ADA — More Fine Lines Rolnick November 116 Refocusing Production Control Levine March 126
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 2
MANAGEMENT (Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington April
Reducing Absenteeism Levine April 92 Reducing Absenteeism Levine April
Finding Time Levine June Considering Modules? Levine May
New Transfer Pay Scheme Wrinkle Resistant — Ironing
Not the Answer Levine July 92 Out the Process Abend July
Take Control of Your Including:
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 1 Woltz August 76 The Processes in a Nutshell July
Improving Operator Training Levine August 110 Keeping Pace with Wrinkle-
Take Control of Your Resistant Technology July
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 2 Woltz September Mills Go Full Steam July
Interviewing Prospective New Transfer Pay Scheme
Employees — The Fine Line Rolnick September Not the Answer Levine July
The Wisdom of Merit Pay Levine September Finding the Crossroad to Change
A Picture is Worth... Levine October (Business Process Reengineering) Cokins August
Improving Your Quality Levine November Improving Operator Training Levine August
Study Taps Production Setting the Right Rate Portnoff September
Workers’ Views Im December New Thinking for Offshore
Incentive Systems: Individual vs.Group Levine December Manufacturing: The Muff Mills Story Riley November
Preventing Your Own Energy Crisis Myers December Improving Your Quality Levine November
An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth
NEW EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY* a Pound of Production
Simple But Sound (Sewing) Cedrone, Early (Preventative Maintenance) Early December
Gunner January
Full Steam Ahead, Part 1 (Pressing) Grogan February RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Full Steam Ahead, Part 2 (Pressing) Grogan March New Issues Drive Cutting Technology Cedrone April
New Issues Driving Cutting Technology Cedrone April Towing the Line (Thread Technology) Abend April
Towing the Line (Thread Technology) Abend April AMTEX Seeks Industry Support Cedrone April
Laundry/Wet Finishing Study Finds Color Choices Stark,
Equipment & Supplies Staff May Far From Random Johnson-Carroll July
Equipment and Supplies Study Links Sewing Machine Use
for the Embroidery Room Staff June to Alzheimer’s Disease DesMarteau October
Wrinkle Resistant — Study Taps Production
Ironing Out the Process Abend July 30 Workers’ Views Im December
Including:
The Processes in a Nutshell July 34 SOURCING OPTIONS
Keeping Pace with Wrinkle- Mexico’s Road to Transition Jones,
Resistant Technology July 35 Faulkner January
Mills Go Full Steam July 37 SEAMS Sourcing Expo
Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 1 Keeps It American Shea January
(94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August 54 Bobbin Contexpo® Offers New Depth Black March
Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 2 Miami Maintains Its Bearing Cedrone March
(94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff September 92 Unionized Makers Win Right
Manufacturing Integration Atlanta to Go Offshore Abend March
No. 1 Priority Consulting Apparel Coming of Age in the Americas _ Black,
(94 Bobbin Show Review) Intl. Inc. November 74 (Bobbin Contexpo Review) Cedrone May
Special Regime a Best Bet
* Hach 1994 issue of Bobbin also contains a “New Products” column in Under NAFTA Jacobs May 10
which new products are listed according to category. Turkey Staking a Claim Black September 108
11th Annual Caribbean and Latin
NON-APPAREL SEWN PRODUCTS American Comparative Analysis Cedrone November 32A
- Don’t Throw in the Towel Honduras on the Move Cedrone November 33
(Domestics/Home Furnishings) Abend February 70 NAFTA Increases Trade —
Fabric Development Takes the and Confusion Jacobs November 40
Driver’s Seat (Auto Interiors) Abend May 44 Prevention Isn’t Fun, But It Sure Beats
Upholstery in Recovery Abend December 62 the Enforcement Cure
(Customs, Sourcing) Fee November 46
80 Bobbin, January 1995
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
Tracking U.S. Apparel Import Trends Travis November 52 Tracking U.S. Apparel
Mexico: Know Thy Work Force Stotsky November 56 Import Trends Travis November 52
New Thinking for Offshore New Import Fees Contemplated Jacobs December 20
Manufacturing: The Muff Mills Story Riley November 64
TRADE SHOWS AND CONFERENCES
SUPPLIER NEWS SEAMS Sourcing Expo
Sommers Inc. Expands to Meet Keeps it American Shea
Market Needs Beste February Parity Talks Dominate at
Phillocraft Celebrates 70 Years Gilbert March Miami Conference on the Caribbean Gelber
Lamsteel Restructures for the Future Miller July Bobbin Contexpo® Offers New Depth Black
Antillean Marine: Shipping for Trade Issues Take Front Stage
30 Years and Counting Westlund September at AAMA Meeting Black
Apparel Coming of Age in the Americas _ Black,
TRADE ISSUES/TRADE LAW (Bobbin Contexpo Review) Cedrone May
New Customs Law Enacted — Finally Jacobs January Big Guns Serious About QR
Parity Talks Dominate at Miami (Quick Response 94) Black May
Conference on the Caribbean Gelber February World Competitiveness Focus
Customs Proposes New Origin Rules Jacobs March of CMA Seminar Abend July
Trade Issues Take Front Stage Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 1
at AAMA Meeting Black April (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August
Uruguay Round Focus Moves to CITDA Conference Reveals
Washington Jacobs April Far-Reaching Benefits of CAD Grudier August
Special Regime a Best Bet A Show of Substance
Under NAFTA Jacobs May (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Shea September
Vietnam: After the Embargo Jacobs June Making the Fabric Connection Staff September
Protecting Your Product Raine, Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 2
from Counterfeiters Mausner July (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff September
Mexican Origin Rule Threatens Manufacturing Integration Atlanta
to Tie Up Trade Jacobs August No. 1 Priority Consulting
Customs Mod Act Increases (94 Bobbin Show Review) Intl. Inc. November
Responsibilities Jacobs September Fabric Connection: Focus on Fashion
NAFTA Increases Trade — (94 Bobbin Show Review) Rudie December
and Confusion Jacobs November
Prevention Isn’t Fun, But It Sure Beats WAREHOUSING/DISTRIBUTION
the Enforcement Cure Liz Claiborne Stakes a
(Customs, Sourcing) Fee November Claim in the South Cedrone August
Join Bobbin In Its Search For Excellence
Now AccepTiING NoMINATIONS
FOR
BoBBIN’S 1995 EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
— Magazine, in conjunction with the Interna- The 1995 Educator of the Year will be awarded an ITAA
tional Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), will grant during the 1995 ITAA Annual Meeting and will
again name an Educator of the Year in 1995. The award be featured in a subsequent issue of Bobbin. Colleagues
recognizes an apparel/textile faculty member who has and associates are encouraged to nominate a faculty
made outstanding contributions through teaching/cur- member (all support materials are provided by the nom-
riculum, research or service. inee, not the nominator).
NOMINATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 1995
For More Information, Contact:
Ann Marie Fiore, ITAA Faculty Fellowship & Awards Committee Chair
1062 Lebaron Hall, lowa State University, Ames, [A 50011
515-294-9303 Fax: 515-294-6364
Bobbin, January 1995 81
CUMULATIVE INDEX
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
Take Control of Your PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 2 Woltz September 134 Tailoring the Right Approach
Interviewing Prospective to Interlinings (Fusing) Ajemian February 88
Employees — The Fine Line Rolnick September 178 Understanding Ultrasonics Devine March 74
OSHA Targets Tagging Guns Clements September 52 Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 1
Medical Information and the (Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington March 102
ADA — More Fine Lines Rolnick November 116 Refocusing Production Control Levine March 126
Getting Your Company in Sync, Part 2
MANAGEMENT (Synchronous Manufacturing) Covington April
Reducing Absenteeism Levine April 92 Reducing Absenteeism Levine April
Finding Time Levine June Considering Modules? Levine May
New Transfer Pay Scheme Wrinkle Resistant — Ironing
Not the Answer Levine July 92 Out the Process Abend July
Take Control of Your Including:
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 1 Woltz August 76 The Processes in a Nutshell July
Improving Operator Training Levine August 110 Keeping Pace with Wrinkle-
Take Control of Your Resistant Technology July
Workers’ Comp Costs, Part 2 Woltz September Mills Go Full Steam July
Interviewing Prospective New Transfer Pay Scheme
Employees — The Fine Line Rolnick September Not the Answer Levine July
The Wisdom of Merit Pay Levine September Finding the Crossroad to Change
A Picture is Worth... Levine October (Business Process Reengineering) Cokins August
Improving Your Quality Levine November Improving Operator Training Levine August
Study Taps Production Setting the Right Rate Portnoff September
Workers’ Views Im December New Thinking for Offshore
Incentive Systems: Individual vs.Group Levine December Manufacturing: The Muff Mills Story Riley November
Preventing Your Own Energy Crisis Myers December Improving Your Quality Levine November
An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth
NEW EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY* a Pound of Production
Simple But Sound (Sewing) Cedrone, Early (Preventative Maintenance) Early December
Gunner January
Full Steam Ahead, Part 1 (Pressing) Grogan February RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Full Steam Ahead, Part 2 (Pressing) Grogan March New Issues Drive Cutting Technology Cedrone April
New Issues Driving Cutting Technology Cedrone April Towing the Line (Thread Technology) Abend April
Towing the Line (Thread Technology) Abend April AMTEX Seeks Industry Support Cedrone April
Laundry/Wet Finishing Study Finds Color Choices Stark,
Equipment & Supplies Staff May Far From Random Johnson-Carroll July
Equipment and Supplies Study Links Sewing Machine Use
for the Embroidery Room Staff June to Alzheimer’s Disease DesMarteau October
Wrinkle Resistant — Study Taps Production
Ironing Out the Process Abend July 30 Workers’ Views Im December
Including:
The Processes in a Nutshell July 34 SOURCING OPTIONS
Keeping Pace with Wrinkle- Mexico’s Road to Transition Jones,
Resistant Technology July 35 Faulkner January
Mills Go Full Steam July 37 SEAMS Sourcing Expo
Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 1 Keeps It American Shea January
(94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August 54 Bobbin Contexpo® Offers New Depth Black March
Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 2 Miami Maintains Its Bearing Cedrone March
(94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff September 92 Unionized Makers Win Right
Manufacturing Integration Atlanta to Go Offshore Abend March
No. 1 Priority Consulting Apparel Coming of Age in the Americas _ Black,
(94 Bobbin Show Review) Intl. Inc. November 74 (Bobbin Contexpo Review) Cedrone May
Special Regime a Best Bet
* Hach 1994 issue of Bobbin also contains a “New Products” column in Under NAFTA Jacobs May 10
which new products are listed according to category. Turkey Staking a Claim Black September 108
11th Annual Caribbean and Latin
NON-APPAREL SEWN PRODUCTS American Comparative Analysis Cedrone November 32A
- Don’t Throw in the Towel Honduras on the Move Cedrone November 33
(Domestics/Home Furnishings) Abend February 70 NAFTA Increases Trade —
Fabric Development Takes the and Confusion Jacobs November 40
Driver’s Seat (Auto Interiors) Abend May 44 Prevention Isn’t Fun, But It Sure Beats
Upholstery in Recovery Abend December 62 the Enforcement Cure
(Customs, Sourcing) Fee November 46
80 Bobbin, January 1995
TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE TITLE AUTHOR MONTH PAGE
Tracking U.S. Apparel Import Trends Travis November 52 Tracking U.S. Apparel
Mexico: Know Thy Work Force Stotsky November 56 Import Trends Travis November 52
New Thinking for Offshore New Import Fees Contemplated Jacobs December 20
Manufacturing: The Muff Mills Story Riley November 64
TRADE SHOWS AND CONFERENCES
SUPPLIER NEWS SEAMS Sourcing Expo
Sommers Inc. Expands to Meet Keeps it American Shea
Market Needs Beste February Parity Talks Dominate at
Phillocraft Celebrates 70 Years Gilbert March Miami Conference on the Caribbean Gelber
Lamsteel Restructures for the Future Miller July Bobbin Contexpo® Offers New Depth Black
Antillean Marine: Shipping for Trade Issues Take Front Stage
30 Years and Counting Westlund September at AAMA Meeting Black
Apparel Coming of Age in the Americas _ Black,
TRADE ISSUES/TRADE LAW (Bobbin Contexpo Review) Cedrone May
New Customs Law Enacted — Finally Jacobs January Big Guns Serious About QR
Parity Talks Dominate at Miami (Quick Response 94) Black May
Conference on the Caribbean Gelber February World Competitiveness Focus
Customs Proposes New Origin Rules Jacobs March of CMA Seminar Abend July
Trade Issues Take Front Stage Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 1
at AAMA Meeting Black April (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff August
Uruguay Round Focus Moves to CITDA Conference Reveals
Washington Jacobs April Far-Reaching Benefits of CAD Grudier August
Special Regime a Best Bet A Show of Substance
Under NAFTA Jacobs May (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Shea September
Vietnam: After the Embargo Jacobs June Making the Fabric Connection Staff September
Protecting Your Product Raine, Technology at Your Fingertips, Part 2
from Counterfeiters Mausner July (94 Bobbin Show Preview) Staff September
Mexican Origin Rule Threatens Manufacturing Integration Atlanta
to Tie Up Trade Jacobs August No. 1 Priority Consulting
Customs Mod Act Increases (94 Bobbin Show Review) Intl. Inc. November
Responsibilities Jacobs September Fabric Connection: Focus on Fashion
NAFTA Increases Trade — (94 Bobbin Show Review) Rudie December
and Confusion Jacobs November
Prevention Isn’t Fun, But It Sure Beats WAREHOUSING/DISTRIBUTION
the Enforcement Cure Liz Claiborne Stakes a
(Customs, Sourcing) Fee November Claim in the South Cedrone August
Join Bobbin In Its Search For Excellence
Now AccepTiING NoMINATIONS
FOR
BoBBIN’S 1995 EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
— Magazine, in conjunction with the Interna- The 1995 Educator of the Year will be awarded an ITAA
tional Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), will grant during the 1995 ITAA Annual Meeting and will
again name an Educator of the Year in 1995. The award be featured in a subsequent issue of Bobbin. Colleagues
recognizes an apparel/textile faculty member who has and associates are encouraged to nominate a faculty
made outstanding contributions through teaching/cur- member (all support materials are provided by the nom-
riculum, research or service. inee, not the nominator).
NOMINATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1, 1995
For More Information, Contact:
Ann Marie Fiore, ITAA Faculty Fellowship & Awards Committee Chair
1062 Lebaron Hall, lowa State University, Ames, [A 50011
515-294-9303 Fax: 515-294-6364
Bobbin, January 1995 81
