Clothing production is a delicate and complex craft. Here are some clothing making techniques that you may not know:
1. Concealing defects: During the clothing production process, if there are small flaws or stains on the fabric, there are some clever ways to hide them. For example, you can add some decorative patterns, embroidery or other embellishments to the defective areas to subtly cover up the defects.
2. Internal and external symmetry: In order to maintain the overall symmetry and beauty of the clothing, the process of internal and external symmetry is usually used when making high-end clothing. Even if the interior of the garment is not visible, fine symmetry is applied to ensure a balance of overall texture and line.
3. Embedded decoration: Some exquisite clothing will use the embedded decoration technique, which means that the decoration is embedded in the fabric, making it The overall clothing lines are smooth and there are no obvious bulges. Common embedded decorations include beads, crystals, embroidery, etc., which are fixed on clothing through fine hand-sewing or hot-melting technology.
4. Jacquard fabric: Jacquard is a process that creates patterns or textures in fabrics. By structuring and arranging the yarns differently during the weaving process, the fabric can be given a relief or three-dimensional effect. This technique is often used to make high-end clothing and textiles to add texture and visual effects to the fabric.
5. Splicing design: In order to create unique visual effects, some clothing will use splicing design. This means piecing together different fabrics, patterns or colors to create a unique look. Patchwork designs require precise cutting and sewing skills to ensure that the joins are smooth, seamless, and consistent with the overall style.
These clothing making techniques demonstrate the complexity and sophistication of garment making. Designers and craftsmen use various techniques to create artistic and quality clothing.
