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DRESS MAKING - CITS

9 Label

Labels are an integral part of clothing that are sewn or printed with
significant information about the item. It enables customers to be
conscious of what they are wearing. The buyer’s name, the country of
origin, the fabric and yarn types, the fabric composition, the size of the
garment, any special care instructions, and other information are all
included on a garment’s label.

10 Patch
A patch is a type of trim made from fabric, leather, or other materials that is
sewn or heated to the garment.

11 Shoulder pad
For both men’s and women’s tailored clothing, shoulder pads
are a standard component. Both the top and bottom of the
shoulder pad are lined. The appearance consequently improves
in attractiveness, comfort, and longevity.

12 Snap fastener

A pair of interlocking discs known as a snap fastener, also known as
a snap, popper, or press stud, is frequently used to secure clothing
instead of buttons. Up until a certain amount of force is applied, a
circular lip under one disc fits into a groove on top of the other, holding
them fast. By using a particular punch and die set, hammering, plying,
or sewing, snaps can be attached to fabric.

13 Hasps and Slider
A metal fastening system known as a “Hasp and Slider” is used on the shoulder strap to adjust the length of the
strap by sliding it, and the hasp is connected by the slider to a button fastened to the bib of the overalls. The Hasp
and Slider pattern is most frequently seen on infant clothing.

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