What does p mean in garment care?

The p symbol has been used for over 1,500 years to designate a piece of apparel that was made to be worn by a particular person. The p tells the consumer that the garment was made to fit a particular person and will be of appropriate size and cut.

What is p mean in garment care?

The P in the care label refers to the garment’s wash bility. It’s important to know how you should wash your garment. As a general rule, wash your garment inside out, in cold water (no hotter than 60 degrees), and use gentle detergent and a mild soap. If your garment has been treated with pesticides, you should wash it separately in hot water and let it dry completely.

What does p mean in garment care industry?

The P in garment care stands for “professional”, or rather, the term “professional garment care”. This care is not to be confused with “home laundering”, which is a process that can be performed by anyone. Professional garment care is the cleaning, inspection, repairing, and restoration of clothes which have been machine washed and dried at a professional laundry.

What does p mean in garment care terms?

The ‘p’ refers to the process of washing, drying and other treatments. It’s a way to care for your clothes and keep them looking good. The washing machine, dryer and other machines used for washing can all cause damage to your clothes. If they’re not treated properly, they can shrink, fade, tear, smell and become dull. To prevent this, use the right detergent and water, set the machine to the right temperature and spin the clothes

What does p mean in garment care worker?

The P symbol indicates a garment care worker with a protective primary certification. This certification exam tests the knowledge and skills of the worker. It’s written and covers all aspects of a garment care worker’s day, from housekeeping to water testing and fire suppression. The P symbol is now required on all garment care worker uniforms.