[国外][网站][衣服]在国外网站买衣服银行卡可支付吗
01月 28th, 2010 by admin
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要看对方的账号支不支持银联啊，如果是跨行转账的话估计悬，还是用信用卡吧，VISA，都行
只要再银行开办VISA或者 的国际信用卡就可以再国外网站买东西，但是有些国外网站只支持本土的信用卡，支付的时候注意一下哦！
1.如果用牡丹国际信用卡在国外网站购买用美元支付的商品,银行卡里面一定要存有美元吗?只存人民币不行吗? 不需要准备USD，因为出帐时你可以自己决定是否还USD 还是自动购汇（用人民币还，汇率以还款日当天汇率为准） 2.如果必须存美元,我要在银行怎么操作才能把人民币换成美元啊? 不需要准备USD，因为收到帐单时你可以自己决定是否还USD 还是自动购汇（用人民币还，汇率以还款日当天汇率为准） 3.牡丹国际信用卡可以透支吗?透支额度是多少?透支后还款时也需要还美元吗? 可以，信用额度可以看帐单，如果不清楚，可以打95588--->6－－－》人工接--->报卡号 是否自动购汇可以事先设置（95588电话中） 4.牡丹国际信用卡除了支付美元,其他外币可以吗?有哪些呢? 不好意思,问题多了点,嘿嘿,谢谢解答啦~~~~ 外币只有USD，问题不算多～ 我全部一一回答了～希望你满意～谢谢～
如果你的外语还没有忘光，二是从银行办一张双币的信用卡（美元/人民币），因为国外的网站支付不收人民币，你自己也可以从美国的网站上直接购物啊，约2～3个周运到国内，省钱又锻炼英语，不好吗？ 详细购物过程.=15 不用直接交流，都是联系，有充分的时间来思考
中国银行几乎没有什么网上银行，建议有工行卡。
是这样的 你现在是在交的本科学生 只能申请大学生信用卡 但大学生信用卡大都是银联卡 不过 招行的卡是VISA卡 如果你是大一到大四上半年的本科生 你们学校也是招行的发卡学校 那你就可以凭本人身份证和学生证申请一张卡 之后就可以在国外有VISA支付标志的网站上购物了! 如果你们学校不是招行的发卡学校 那我还有一招 这招一定成! 让你父母申请一张有VISA或标志的信用卡 同时你作为附属卡申请人申请 这样 你父母的信用卡得到批准 你的也一定可以批准了 啥样 我的主意好不?
[服装][中文][国外]求一个服装网是中文的！但是里面有所有国外大牌每年的服装秀图片！还有布料面料那些
03月 23rd, 2009 by admin
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正好，我知道在服装资讯网上有看到一家企业感觉不错，就介绍给大家看看。
大家旺福建纺织服装信息化服务平台和一般的行业网站有很大的区别：大家旺福建纺织服装信息化服务平台不但拥有先进的IT技术，而且其公司成员均具有多年的服装行业基础，了解服装行业的市场发展趋势和客户业务需求，可以令用户得到专业、科学、贴切、可行的人性化服务。而且，一般的行业网站主要是提供一个以信息为主的第三方平台Wedding Gown Tips
Sewing a wedding gown can be one of the most exciting projects you’ll ever undertake, regardless of whether it’s for yourself, for your daughter, or for a friend. Some people sew one, and after it’s finished, can’t wait for the next opportunity to sew another. Other people find themselves involved in a much bigger project than they’d ever anticipated and feel slightly (or totally!) overwhelmed until the last stitch is put in.
Whether you’re tackling your first wedding gown or have sewn several, the tips below will help you avoid some wedding-dress dilemmas so that your sewing experience is enjoyable. Read on and let your imagination help you create a dream-come-true wedding gown.
Bustles. One of the first things we think about as we study the styles and designs of wedding gowns is that it should look beautiful both during the ceremony and during the reception. After the ceremony, the bride usually wants to be able to move more freely, be able to turn easily, and perhaps be able to dance. If a gown has a detachable train, this is easily achieved. But if you’re drawn to gowns without detachable trains, bustling the gown or the train is the answer.
Gowns are typically bustled either on the top of the gown, or underneath the skirts. The concept is the same: identify several points midway down on the skirt/train and secure these points higher up on the gown. Bustling on the top of the gown is usually accomplished with thread eyes carefully placed in the mid-section of the skirt, which are then secured around on the of back opening buttons, or on a button or hook higher on the skirt or near the waist. These buttons, hooks, and thread loops can be concealed with the gown’s ornamentation if necessary.
If the bustle is made from underneath the skirts, ribbons are attached at the appropriate places in the mid-section of the skirt, and another set of ribbons is attached higher on the skirt or near the waist. The pairs of ribbons are then securely tied to form the bustle. Using a different pastel color of ribbon for each “set” of ribbons that get tied together will make the bustling much easier than if, for instance, all white ribbons are used.
Bustling gowns can be tricky, especially since there are no hard and fast rules. The object is to make the gown look as graceful and flattering when bustled as it is full-length, and to achieve this, your gown may need to be bustled in one place or at a dozen points. Experimentation is the key to success.
Back openings: buttons vs. a zipper. The back of a gown is usually what’s seen during the ceremony, so there is often a design element or special ornamentation that is used as a focal point. When deciding whether to use a back zipper or the more traditional buttons, consider the overall design of the gown as well as the back detail(s). Sometimes a zipper is virtually undetectable because of the gown’s ornamentation or fabrication, and sometimes part of the beauty of the design is the dozens of buttons.
A word of caution about faking those buttons – if you’re tempted to sew buttons on top of one side of the zipper to get “the look” without having them be functional, you run the risk of the back just looking bulky rather than camouflaging the zipper. And remember, there are some dress styles where you can move the zipper to the side seam, and it will be quite unnoticeable.
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. When you’re creating your gown, incorporating the elements of this good-luck rhyme could be part of the fun. A bustle ribbon or waist stay could be a pretty pale blue. Antique lace would be beautiful as well as old. “New” probably won’t pose a problem if you’re purchasing fabric. And you might want to borrow a crinoline instead of making one.
Ornamenting the veil. Adding ornamentation to a veil – a plain veil you’ve purchased or a veil you’ve made – can be a wonderful way to let your creativity shine. Books on veils, patterns for veils, and a bridal shop’s inventory can all serve as inspiration. Edge the veil in a tiny ribbon or with a row of beads. Select a lace edging or incorporate leftover lace motifs from the gown. The gown’s ornamentation will help guide you, since you’ll want the gown and veil to be thematically similar. If the gown is very simple and understated, then the veil could be quite ornate. Tiny silk flowers, sequins and beads, rhinestones, hand embroidery, feathers, eyelash trim or fur, silk ribbon motifs – the possibilities are endless.
Using a family wedding gown. For sentimental reasons, a bride may want to wear the gown of a family member or even a dear friend. This is a lovely idea but one that can pose practical problems. If the gown is a good fit, but perhaps too plain, ornamentation can easily be added. If the gown is too big, it can often be altered or remade, although cutting down a dress more than two sizes can be difficult. If the gown is too small, it can sometimes be let out. If not, consider removing just the lace or ornamentation and using it on your gown, or cutting your bodice from the original gown’s skirts. You might have to play with finding compatible fabrics for the rest of your gown – a tulle skirt or a lace overlay on the bodice are simple solutions – but the gown will still have that special meaning.
Fabric terminology. The world of special occasion fabrics can be confusing. Satin, chiffon, taffeta, charmeuse, moiré. In addition to terminology that describes the type of fabric, there is a separate terminology that refers to the fiber content. Fiber contents fall into two categories: (1) natural fibers, which are cotton, wool, silk, and linen; and (2) man-made fibers, some of which are polyester, acetate, nylon, and rayon. Satin, which is a typical bridal fabric, is widely available in silk, polyester, acetate, and rayon.
One is not necessarily “better” than the other, although there will most likely be a difference in the luster, shine, drape, and hand. Some will be easier to sew on than others – chiffon may be considered difficult to handle by some, but silk chiffon is a dream in comparison to polyester chiffon. The biggest difference will be the price per yard, which you should keep in mind when exploring fabrication choices and setting your budget.
Traditionally, wedding gowns have been made from woven fabrics. But as knit garments have gained popularity, the sewing industry has responded by making available to the home sewer knit fabrics and patterns designed for knits. All knit fabrics have a certain amount of give to them, but stretch knits – knit fabrics with the addition of spandex – are also now widely available. Commercial patterns are developed specifically for either a woven fabric or a knit fabric. The pattern envelope will provide this information.孩子的衣服要穿颜色柔和的淡色衣物有利于孩子情绪稳定，而且颜色鲜艳的衣料上一般都有化学染剂还是尽量避免的好。布料当然是要选择柔软的纯棉布料了，如果是多层的纱布做的衣服也不错，比如一些国外的大牌子的婴儿衣物都是用多层棉纱布制作的，又柔软又透气，一般都是白色嫩黄嫩蓝嫩粉的颜色。
现在很多妈妈都为宝宝准备别的孩子穿剩的衣物，因为已经被别的孩子穿过的衣服经过多次水洗和长时间的穿戴，衣服内含有的甲醛基本已经挥发完了，而且其柔软程度也达到了最理想的状态，所以如果能弄到别的宝宝穿过的衣物最好了。至于宝宝看什么，对于满月的宝宝现在只能分清黑白，最喜欢看人的脸，现在有一些床围上是带黑白格子，波浪条文，形状，镜子，卡通动物等花纹给宝宝围在床边看最好了。平时最好给宝宝换换周围的东西，不要让宝宝老是在一个环境里，这样如果宝宝比较喜欢看某种东西的话，她会老是盯着看，容易形成斜视或者斗眼。中国的法规规定，只有危险品名录中的材料才需要做MSDS，国外的法规要求更严一些，一些普通的化学品也需要做，比如洗手液什么的。
至于布料，应该是不需要的。
如果布料有危害，可能是在纤维粉尘方面，你的客户或许想知道他们在使用你的布料时需要怎么样的防护措施，比如：通风条件，员工操作所需要的PPE，布料的染料及原材料的成分是否对人体有害（有害的粉尘有可能被员工吸入体内），布料的燃烧特性和灭火方法。
大致是这样吧，你可以针对这些问题与你们的客户解释一下。国内衣服卖的就是牌子 实际成本很低 国外好点的牌子除了卖牌子还是卖做工 反正怎么都贵毫无疑问莫代尔舒服。莱卡说穿了就是杜邦公司注册了的弹力纤维。没有其他花头，就是比一般弹力纤维质量稍微好一点。
莫代尔是一种环保的再生纤维/modal。是一种新型高科技绿色环保再生纤维素纤维，其主体属天然植物纤维素纤维，是一种在特定条件下通过溶解、过滤、脱泡等工序后挤压纺丝，凝固而成，对环境无污染。该纤维取之于大自然，而后又通过自然界的生物降解作用回归自然。
用莫代尔纤维制作的面料质地柔软、光泽亮丽、垂感好、超强吸湿、穿着光滑舒适。在价格上也比莱卡的要便宜将近1／3，而且这种材料经多次水洗后仍能保持鲜艳色彩，在国外也经常被用做是高级成衣的材料。目前在很多地方卖的主要是内衣和睡衣含有这种材料，购买者也大部分是一些年轻人。
Modal（莫代尔）纤维素纤维的特点：原料采用欧洲的榉木，经打浆、纺丝而成，原料100%是天然的，对人体无害，能自然分解，对环境无害。莫代尔”MODAL”织物的特点： 1、 莫代尔的特点是将天然纤维豪华质感与合成纤维的实用性合二为一。具有棉的柔 软、丝的光泽，麻的滑爽，而且其吸水、透气性能都优于棉，具有较高的上染率，织物颜色明亮而饱满。 2、 莫代尔可与其他纤维混纺，如棉、麻、丝等以提升这些布料的品质，使面料能保持柔软、滑爽。 3、 莫代尔织物经过多次水洗后，依然保持原有的光滑及柔顺手感、柔软与明亮。 4、 由于MODAL纤维的优良特性和环保性，已被纺织业一致公认为是21世纪最具有潜质的纤维。