Clothing plate making production sewing process!

Sewing is the process of assembling clothing materials into finished garments according to the designed style. The general process of clothing production technology is as follows: incoming inspection of materials and accessories → technical preparation → cutting → sewing → locking and nailing → ironing → finished garment inspection → packaging → warehousing or shipping.

prepare

After the fabric enters the factory, it needs to be counted in quantity and inspected for appearance and internal quality. Only those that meet production requirements can be put into use. Defects that affect the appearance need to be marked during inspection and avoided during cutting. Ensuring the quality of fabrics is an important part of controlling the quality of finished products. By inspecting and measuring the incoming fabrics, the authenticity rate of clothing can be effectively improved.

Before mass production, technical preparation must be carried out, including the development of process sheets, samples, and sample clothing production. Only after the sample clothing is confirmed can the next production process be entered. A process sheet is a guiding document in clothing processing, which sets detailed requirements for clothing specifications, sewing, ironing, packaging, etc. It also clarifies details such as clothing accessory matching and stitch density. Each process in clothing processing should strictly follow the requirements of the process sheet.

Crop

Before cutting, it is necessary to draw a layout plan based on the template. "Complete, reasonable, and economical" are the basic principles of layout. The main process requirements in the cutting process are as follows:

1. When dragging materials, check the quantity and avoid defects.

2. For fabrics dyed or sandwashed in different batches, they should be cut in batches to prevent color differences on the same garment. For fabrics with color differences, color difference discharge should be carried out.

3. When arranging, pay attention to the straightness of the fabric strands and whether the direction of the fabric strands meets the process requirements. For velvet fabrics (such as velvet, velvet, corduroy, etc.), do not arrange them in reverse, otherwise it will affect the depth of the clothing color.