TA R I Q M A N S O O R

PHD SCHOLAR

INFO PROFILE

ADDRESS Clothing comfort researcher with product development and quality assurance
17. Listopadu 584/2, Liberec, demonstrated working history in textile sciences
46015, Czech Republic

PHONE
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
+420773545756

EMAIL Assistant Manager Product Development, Interloop Faisalabad

taheembava1@gmail.com Limited Pakistan
Oct 2013 — Oct 2015
DATE / PLACE OF BIRTH
04-04-1982 • Responsible for the product quality engineering of the product as a preventive/
Faisalabad corrective measure
DRIVING LICENSE • Responsible for the record keeping, communication and implementation of
yes the developed solution across all the divisions
• Responsible for the solution of the knit to pack process or product relevant
NATIONALITY
issues
Pakistan
• Responsible for conducting PDCA for any internal / external complaint

LINKS Assistant Manager Quality Assurance Laboratory , Faisalabad

Interloop Limited Pakistan
Linkedin Aug 2007 — Aug 2013

• Responsible for the quality testing of all kind of yarns  like ecru (grey), dyed
SKILLS and elastomeric in different ’bre composition i.e. cotton, polyester (’lament/
spun), viscose, bamboo, acrylic, wool, nylon, polypropylene, rubber, lycra
Product quality (polyurethane), air covered, double covered, intermingled. These yarns were
engineering accepted as per the end use (customer requirement) and the in-house quality
standards.
• Responsible for visit different dyed yarn vendors and shade approvals
ISO 17025 consultant
• Responsible to develop yarn suppliers as per companyUs standards with the
new concept of strategic partnership
Product development &- • Responsible for implementation and monitoring of 5Us practices
innovation
• Responsible for the root cause analysis of the yarn failure at any stage from
knit to pack and forwarding them to the SONRCIGJ department
Clothing comfort • Responsible for managerial classes of the ISO  17025 laboratory management
researcher system 
• Responsible for controlling/ monitoring the laboratory environmental
conditions
Fibre Technologist
• Responsible for calculating uncertainty of the measurement of the testing
reports 
Product quality control & • Responsible for the arrangement of Pro’ciency Testing from sample to report
assurance
dispatch
• Responsible for employeeUs training (trained about 30 laboratory 100 knitting
Textile testing Lab technicians for testing and knitting faults due to yarn)
• Responsible for the administration and appraisal of about 10 laboratory
technicians
LANGUAGES
Color Chemist, Nishat Chunian Dyeing & Finshing Lahore
English Feb 2007 — jul 2007
Nrdu • Responsible for dye ability tests on different dye concentrations for better dye
selections.
• Responsible for necessary testing on bleached, mercerized & ’nished woven
Pun[abi
fabrics after (Thermosol, Dye stentor, Finish stentor, Calendaring & Sunforzing)
for quality control purposes.

HOBBIES
EDUCATION
watching movies, cricket
and hockey PhD Textile Engineering, Technical University of Liberec
Liberec Czech Republic
Dec 2015 — Present

MSc Fibre Technology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad

Faisalabad Pakistan
Dec 2002 — Gov 2006

P R O J E C T S C O M P L E T E D I N D E P E N D E N T LY

Successful projects at Interloop Limited Faisalabad

jul 2007 — Oct 2015

• Replacement of combed with carded yarn by changing the yarn parameters

$ [ust by changing 16/1 and 20/1, 7.2 million ] life time pro’t was estimated in
2010 with 2500 knitting machines%
• Studied the impact of different percentages of lycra in the plating yarn, on
physical and dimensional properties of the socks and reduce the inventory of
elastane air covered and nylon/ polyester ’lament items without disturbing
quality parameters of socks. $improved work“ow%
• Comparative study of polyester/nylon ’lament yarn with respect to crimp
rigidity (”), stretch Recovery (”), Shrinkage (”), ’bre denier and twist per
meter and their impact on socks motif/ patterns. $Product quality improved
and waste reduced%
• Reactive dyeing batch time reduction for cotton socks from 9 hours to 6 hours
in black shades. Reactive/ acid dyeing time reduction for cotton/ nylon Socks
from 12 hours to 9 hours. $Pro’t increased % 
• Development of cost competitive spun polyester performance socks
complying quality parameters speci’cally with reference to pilling & wearing
$get orders for 100” polyester socks con’dently%
• Investigation and solution for the root causes of barre in socks $waste
reduction%
• Investigation and solution for the root causes of phenolic yellowing in
bleached socks $improved quality%
• Elimination of the socks pre-heat setting process $saved 1.08 million ]  in a year
and this saving is continue from last 10 years%  
• Developed an In-house method for measuring air knots per meter in air
covered yarns $quality control%
• Conducted free éPro’ciency TestingZ for linear density, twist per inches and
coef’cient of friction for yarn $For testing method validation%
• Studied the yarn parameters (cotton, polyester, acrylic, viscose, PC in different
blends, mMlanges in different blends, bamboo, Coolmax, nylon/ polyester/
polypropylene/ elastane/ rubber ’lament, air covered and double covered
etc. in dyed bleached and greige form) responsible for different properties
of the socks and de’ned the critical values of these parameters considering
customer and in-house (processes) requirements. $ quality improvement,
waste reduction and ultimately increase pro’t margins% 

INTERNSHIPS
Research Internee, University of Zagreb Croatia |agreb
Oct 2017 — Dec 2017

• Veasured the thermal resistance of plain, rib and terry socks in different ’bre
composition at Thermal Foot Vodel

Research Internee, ITM, Technical University of Dresden

Dresden, Germany
Feb 2020 — Apr 2020

• Socks characterization for coef’cient of friction between sock-insole interface

at different moisture levels
• Thermal resistance modeling in Vatlab

REFERENCES

Lubos Hes from Technical University of Liberec,

Czech Republic
lubos.hes@gmail.com B +420 48 535 3750

Navid Fazil from Interloop Limited Pakistan

navid@interloop.com.pk B +92-41-4360400-2002

Vladimir Bajzik from Technical University of Liberec

Czech Republic
Wladimir.Ka[zik@tul.cz B +420 48 535 329

Dr. Assad Farooq from University of Agriculture

Faisalabad, Pakistan
assadfarooq@googlemail.com B +92-300-6628872

PUBLISHED WORK

Publications Liberec
jan 2016 — jul 2020

1. T. Vansoor, L. Hes, W. Ka[zik, and V. T. Goman, éGovel method on thermal resistance

prediction and thermo-physiological comfort of socks in a wet state,Z Text. Res. j., p.
0040517520902540, Feb. 2020.

2. Vansoor, T., Hes, L., & Ka[zik, W. (2020). A Gew Approach for Thermal Resistance
Prediction of Different Composition Plain Socks in :et State (Part 2). Autex Research
journal.

3. Vansoor, T., Siddique, H. F., Ali, A., Xomarkova, P., Havelka, A., & Hussain, |. (2018).
:rinkle free plaited knitted fabrics without pre-heat setting. The journal of The
Textile Institute, 109(3), 307-311.

4. Ali, A., Gguyen, G. H., Kaheti, W., Ashraf, V., Vilitky, j., Vansoor, T., & Ahmad, S. (2018).
Electrical conductivity and physiological comfort of silver coated cotton fabrics. The
journal of The Textile Institute, 109(5), 620-628.

5. Vansoor, T., Hes, L., Skenderi, |., Siddique, H. F., Hussain, S., & javed, A. (2018). Effect
of preheat setting process on heat, mass and air transfer in plain socks. The journal
of the Textile Institute, 1-12.

6. Azeem, V., GOVAG, V. T., HES, L., ALI, A., :IEGER, j., & Vansoor, T. (2018). Comfort
properties of nano-’lament polyester fabrics' thermo-physiological evaluation. DE
REDACTIE, 314.

7. Hussain, S., Jlombikova, W., Akhtar, G., Vazari, A., Vansoor, T., & Xhan, X. A. H. (2018).
Liquid Voisture Transportation Properties of Functional Nnderwears' Part 1. Autex
Research journal.
8. Siddique, H. F., Vazari, A. A., Havelka, A., Vansoor, T., Ali, A., & Azeem, V. (2018).
Development of W-Shaped Compression Socks on Conventional Socks Xnitting
Vachine. Autex Research journal, 18(4), 377-384.

9. Siddique, H. F., Vazari, A. A., Havelka, A., Hussain, S., & Vansoor, T.(2018). Effect of
Elastic Elongation on Compression Pressure and Air-Permeation of Compression
Socks. Fibres and Textiles.

Ahmad, I., V. Iftikhar., G. Vehmood and T. Vansoor. 2006. Comparative Study of

Some Reactive Dyes Performance On Cotton Fabric Nnder The Processing Wariables
Dyeing Time And Temperature. The Indus Cotton3 (2)'372-283.

Fibre Society conference Sacramento

Oct 2018 — Oct 2018

Vansoor, T., Hes, L., & Ka[zik, W., Effect of moisture content on Thermophysiological
Properties of Terry Xnitted Socks followed by Thermal resistance comparison
among different Skin Vodels. Fibre Society Conference October, 2018 NC Davis
Nnited States.

STRUTEX conference Liberec

Dec 2018 — Dec 2018

Vansoor, T., Hes, L., |enun, S., & javed, V.A., Effect of moisture content on
Thermophysiological Properties of Plain Xnitted Socks followed by Thermal
resistance comparison among different Skin Vodels. STRNTEY 22nd International
Conference December, 2018 Liberec Czech Republic.

EXPERT ON TESTS/ MACHINES

Aug 2007 — Gov 2015

• Customized testing for world"s leading brands & retailers i.e. GIXE, FILA, CAT,
TARJET, C&A, H&V, PNVA, LEWIES, TOVVQ etc. speci’cally for socks. 
• Alambeta
• Thermal foot model 
• Permetest 
• VVT (SDL ATLAS)
• Fabric porosity by micro-tomography and theoretical
• Fabric coef’cient of friction 
• Air permeability 
• Colorfastness to washing, rubbing, light and perspiration range 
• pH of the textiles 
• Fibre quantitative analysis 
• Color assessment manually and by data color Spectrophotometer 
• Fabric pilling & abrasion by Vartindale pilling tester
• Fabric pilling by ICI Pill box
• Fabric pilling by RTPT 
• Fabric tear & tensile strength 
• Fabric warp per inches & weft per inches (wales per inches & courses per
inches)
• Fabric linear density 
• Fabric in-plain & vertical wicking 
• Fabric absorbency 
• Qarn linear density 
• Qarn twist for single and plied yarn 
• Qarn strength (single & lea) 
• Qarn crimp rigidity 
• Qarn shrinkage 
• Qarn stretch recovery 
• Qarn coef’cient of friction 
• Qarn Imperfections by |weigle 
• Qarn Imperfections by NSTER 
 • Gumber of air knots per meter (in house developed method)
• Theoretical and experimental yarn porosity
• Fibre ’neness and strength by WIKROSXOP 500 

PROFESSIONAL TRAININGS

Interloop Limited Faisalabad

Aug 2007 — Oct 2015

• Internal training on International laboratory management system ISO/IEC

17025. (2008)
• Participation in one day training on Farnsworth Vunsell 100 Hue Test and get
excellent ranking at SJS Lahore. (2008)
• One-day training on Veasurement of Nncertainty at Interloop Limited
Faisalabad, Pakistan. (july 2009)
• Participation in One-day training on REACH certi’cation at SJS Lahore.
(Govember 2010)
• Two days training on Veasurement of Nncertainty and Error in Test Reports
by Dr. Vushtaq Ahmad (Pakistan Institute of uality Control ) Ex Director
Jeneral Gational Physical And Standards Laboratory Pakistan. (16-17 Vay 2011)
• Two days training on SDC-ISO Colorfastness Testing Range conducted by
SJS Faisalabad. (21-22 Govember 2011)