How to Create Fusible Interlining Block Markers in Optitex | Optimize Apparel Production

Learn how to create fusible interlining (fusible block) markers in Optitex for efficient apparel production. This tutorial covers block marker planning, interlining layout techniques, material utilization, cutting preparation, and production optimization methods used in garment manufacturing to improve efficiency and reduce waste. ------------------------------------------------------------ Join the student group: ✍️https://www.facebook.com/groups/dinhduycuong DETAILED INFORMATION 🌐Courses reference: https://dinhduycuong.com.vn/khoa-hoc.htm 🌐Shop: https://dinhduycuong.com.vn/shop.htm 🌐News: https://dinhduycuong.com.vn/tin-tuc-trung-tam.htm 🌐Products: https://dinhduycuong.com.vn/hinh-anh-htm.htm 🌐Student feedback: https://dinhduycuong.com.vn/cam-nhan-cua-hoc-vien-da-hoan-thanh-khoa-hoc.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------- Currently, Dinh Duy Cuong has more than 9 years of training experience and has successfully trained over 1,000 students from Vietnam and abroad. His students include pattern makers and pattern engineers working in garment manufacturing companies, fashion design students, business owners, technical apparel specialists, and university lecturers specializing in fashion and apparel programs. In addition to providing online training through his own e-learning platform, Dinh Duy Cuong also delivers on-site CAD/CAM technology training and implementation services for numerous apparel manufacturers and fashion brands, including SHINT BVT, THYGESEN VIETNAM, IVY MODA, PANTIO, YODY, WHITE ANT, FASLINK, KOISAN, ROUTINE, Sai Dong, Arksun, HDF (a subsidiary of DUC GIANG Corporation), THAGACO, PROSPORT, LONG MA, and many other companies throughout Vietnam. Furthermore, he has traveled to Russia to provide direct training and technology transfer services for Vietnamese garment manufacturing companies operating in the Russian market. With a practical, easy-to-understand, and industry-oriented training approach, Dinh Duy Cuong