Mass production of clothing led to which effect? factories were shut down. clothing became less expensive. the power loom was invented. production time increased. done

clothing became less expensive

Explanation:

     Until the Industrial Revolution, sewing was a specialist art, a technique passed down from generation to generation - including many families having several generations of tailors. But with the arrival of the machines, as in other sectors, sewing began to be performed on a large scale and in a standardized manner. All aiming to meet the evolution of the consumer market of the time.

     Modern sewing machines are capable of making 1,500 stitches per minute. Not to mention machines designed especially for embroidering, putting buttons or even pockets on clothes. Thus production can significantly increase by lowering the cost value of the final part.

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