How a garment goes from fabric to finished product

Short answer: The fabric is laid out in many layers, the pattern pieces are cut all at once, the parts are sewn together in sequence and the garment is inspected at the end. Every step affects the quality.

The cutting decides the fit

If the layers lie crooked, the pieces come out crooked and the garment sits wrong. See bamboo t-shirts for women.

The seam type decides the comfort

A flat seam requires a different machine from an ordinary one. See bamboo underwear for women.

The edges are sewn last

The neckline and waistband are attached after the body is assembled. See bamboo tops for women.

Inspection catches the faults

Every garment should be looked over before it is packed. See bamboo clothing for women.

Frequently asked questions

How is a garment sewn?

The fabric is cut in many layers at once, the pieces are sewn together in sequence and the edges are attached last.

What decides the fit most in production?

The cutting. If the fabric layers lie crooked, all the pieces come out crooked and the garment sits wrong.

Why are flat seams more expensive?

Because they require a different type of machine and take longer to sew than ordinary seams.