The production process of haute couture clothing focuses on ingenuity and details. The following is the production process of general haute couture clothing:
1. Design and creativity: First , the designer communicates with the customer to understand the customer’s needs, style preferences, event occasions and other factors. The designer will make preliminary ideas for clothing design based on the customer’s requirements and his or her own creativity, including style, tailoring, and detail design.
2. Customization: After determining the design of the clothing, the customer needs to customize it. The process is to draw a personal size chart based on the customer’s individual measurements to ensure the garment can fit the customer’s body perfectly.
3. Manual cutting: Based on the customer’s size chart, the cutter will cut the fabric according to the drawings given by the designer. In advanced customization, high-quality fabrics, such as silk, cashmere, etc., are usually used, and the fabrics are precisely cut to ensure the quality and streamlined style of the clothing.
4. Sewing and splicing: After the cutting is completed, the sewer will splice different parts of the fabric according to the design requirements. This process requires patience and skill to ensure that each stitch is precise and has no routing or sagging issues.
5. Handmade detail processing: Haute couture clothing pays attention to the perfect presentation of every detail, so manual processing becomes the key. This includes sewing buttons, finishing pleats, making collars, processing cuffs, etc. All these details need to be done accurately to ensure the overall texture and visual effect.
6. Quality inspection and finishing: After completing basic sewing, the garment will go through quality inspection. The sewer will check whether the seams are flat, whether the cutting is accurate, whether the details are complete, etc. At the same time, the clothing may also need to be tried on the upper body, and the details may be fine-tuned and corrected based on the try-on effect.
7. Ironing and finishing: Finally, the garment will be ironed and finished to show the best effect of the garment. This includes neatly ironing fabrics, adjusting pleats, working on ruffles, and more. The whole process requires certain ironing skills to ensure that the garment is smooth and smooth.
The production process of haute couture clothing is a very delicate and professional process, relying on the cooperation of cutters, sewers and ironers. And technology. Through this series of production processes, advanced custom-made clothing can achieve perfect fit, delicate details and high-quality fabrics, presenting customers with a unique clothing experience.
