WAEC 2026 FASHION DESIGN & GARMENT MAKING ANSWER

FASHION & GARMENT MAKING
1-10: CADADADBBB
11-20: BBBCCACACB
21-30: BCDBDACABA
31-40: BACCACCACD


(1a)
(Pick Any One)
Label is a piece of fabric, paper, or other material attached to a garment that provides important information about the product such as the brand name, size, care instructions, fibre content, and manufacturer details.

OR

Label is an identification tag sewn, printed, or attached to clothing or garments to convey essential details to the consumer, retailer, or manufacturer regarding the garment’s composition, usage, and legal compliance

(1b)
(Pick Any Five)
(i)Label is used to show the brand name or logo of the manufacturer.
(ii)Label is used to indicate the size of the garment
(iii) Label is used to provide care instructions.
(iv)It is used to show the fibre content or material composition
(v)Label is used to display the country of origin.
(vi)It is used to give manufacturer’s identification or registration number.
(vii) Label is used for price tagging or barcode.

(1c)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i)At the back of the garment neck
(ii)Inside the side seam
(iii)At the waistband
(iv)On the sleeve

(1d)
(Pick Any Four)
(i)Brand label
(ii)Care label
(iii)Size label

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(2a)
(i) Blouse/Shirt
(ii) Shorts/Trousers

(2b)
I: Sleeve
II: Neckline
III: Waistband
IV: Hem
V: Pocket

(2c)
(PICK ANY THREE)
(i) It prevents the edge of the garment from fraying.
(ii) It gives the garment a neat and attractive finish.
(iii) It helps the garment maintain its shape and length.
(iv) It increases the durability of the garment.
(v) It adds beauty and decoration to the garment.
(vi) It helps to keep the raw edges properly covered.

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(3a)
(PICK ANY SIX)
(i) Poor management of the factory.
(ii) Lack of adequate capital.
(iii) Poor electricity supply.
(iv) Lack of modern sewing machines and equipment.
(v) Low patronage from customers.
(vi) High cost of materials and production.
(vii) Poor location of the factory.
(viii) Lack of skilled workers.
(ix) Poor marketing and advertisement of products.

(3b)
(PICK ANY FOUR)
(i) Provide adequate funds or loans for the factory.
(ii) Supply modern machines and equipment.
(iii) Ensure steady electricity supply.
(iv) Employ skilled and qualified workers.
(v) Improve management of the factory.
(vi) Advertise the factory products properly.
(vii) Reduce the cost of production and improve quality of garments.

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(4a)
I: Turn-back cuff
II: Buttoned cuff
III: Elastic cuff
IV: Zip cuff

(4b)
(i) Hemming.
(ii) Facing.
(iii) Binding.

(4c)
(PICK ANY THREE)
(i) They give the sleeve a neat and attractive finish.
(ii) They help to hold the sleeve firmly at the wrist.
(iii) They add beauty and style to the garment.
(iv) They prevent the sleeve edges from fraying.
(v) They improve the fitting and comfort of the garment.
(vi) They help to strengthen and protect the sleeve edges.

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(5a)
(i) Grain line
(ii) Pattern layout/placement
(iii) Fabric preparation

(5b)
(i) It helps to prevent wastage of fabric.
(ii) It ensures accurate cutting of garment parts.
(iii) It helps the garment to fit well and hang properly.

(5c)
(i) Use sharp scissors for cutting.
(ii) Cut on a flat and smooth surface.
(iii) Do not lift the fabric unnecessarily while cutting.
(iv) Follow the pattern markings and cutting lines accurately.

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