Learning clothing grading techniques can help you avoid sizing errors during the production process. Here are some tips on grading clothing:
1. Understand the clothing sizing system: First, you must be familiar with the commonly used clothing sizing systems, such as international sizes. standards, common domestic size standards, etc. Knowing how different sizes correspond to each other can help you place each size accurately.
2. Clearly grasp the design manuscript: Before grading, carefully read and understand the clothing design manuscript, including size requirements, cutting lines and processing techniques, etc. . This avoids misplacing or missing pieces of different sizes.
3. Use the right tools: It is very important to use the right tools when grading. Commonly used tools include sewing counters, tape measures, cutting knives, etc. Ensure the accuracy and reliability of these tools for accurate measurements and cuts.
4. Pay attention to the extensibility of fabrics: Different fabrics have different extensibility. This factor should be considered when grading and making appropriate adjustments. Fabric stretchability often needs to be considered in both the longitudinal and transverse directions to ensure the final garment is the right size.
5. Mark clearly: When grading, mark the position and cutting line of each size on the fabric. You can use a non-fading pen or cutting chalk to mark for later cutting and sewing processes.
6. Multiple inspections: After the grading is completed, multiple inspections are required to ensure that the position of each size is accurate. You can use a sewing counter to check the number of sizes, use a tape measure to measure whether the size position is correct, etc.
7. Experience accumulation and practice: Grading skills require a long period of experience accumulation and practice to be mastered. In actual operations, we must repeatedly summarize experiences and lessons, and constantly improve and improve our own technology.
Through the above techniques, you can better master the clothing grading skills and avoid dimensional errors during the production process. At the same time, regularly update your knowledge and skills, pay attention to the development of fashion trends and production techniques, and constantly improve your professional level.
