First-line craftsmen have rich experience and unparalleled technical level in garment sewing technology. Here are some key craftsmanship steps for creating the perfect garment:
1. Cutting: Cutting is the first step in making a garment and is the key to determining each individual garment. Size and shape of components. First-line craftsmen usually carefully check the texture, pattern and ductility of the fabric, and use professional tools for accurate cutting to ensure that the size and shape of each part meets the design requirements.
2. Sewing: Sewing is a key link in joining different parts together to form a garment. First-line craftsmen usually use high-precision sewing machines to select appropriate stitches and stitch types based on design requirements. They are good at mastering different sewing techniques, such as straight-line sewing, curved sewing, arc-shaped sewing, etc., to ensure the firmness and beauty of the sutures.
3. Lining treatment: Some garments need to be lined inside to increase comfort and warmth. First-line craftsmen will carefully select the appropriate lining material according to the design requirements, and use professional sewing technology to perfectly combine the lining and outer fabric.
4. Accessory installation: Accessories on clothing, such as buttons, zippers, buttons, etc., are also key links that front-line craftsmen need to pay attention to. They will accurately measure and install accessories according to design requirements, ensuring they are positioned accurately, securely and beautifully.
5. Overall finishing: After all process steps are completed, front-line craftsmen will sort and modify the clothing to ensure that every detail meets the design requirements. This includes trimming threads, removing debris, ironing, etc. to give the garment a perfect look.
The key lies in the choice of materials, skillful use of sewing skills and strict control of details by front-line craftsmen. They have accumulated rich experience in long-term practice and have become masters of techniques.
