There’s the designer’s eye, drawn to color harmony, artwork, and the dance of patterns and shapes, and then there’s the technician’s eye, which focuses on fabric textures, thread counts, precise measurements, and ensuring top quality. One embodies artistic vision, while the other achieves flawless execution. But what if there was a way to bridge these two different worlds to create a space where artistry and production become one? Sokkar Mecca, a renowned Egyptian sewing machine company, combined both worlds by organizing Egypt’s first ever live simulation event on 22 May for manufacturing polo shirts and basic t-shirts, employing the latest cutting-edge technologies. As Egypt’s garment industry continues to grow, with exports surging 25 percent in the first two months of 2024, Sokkar Mecca’s event was perfectly timed to capitalize on this momentum and help garment companies expand and improve their product quality. Why are live simulation events crucial? Traditionally, businesses interested in t-shirt production have faced the hurdle of traveling long distances to visit factories. This logistical barrier not only prolonged the decision-making process but also limited their ability to grasp the entire manufacturing process without frequent trips. However, a…
