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Shirts and T-shirts undergo meticulous stitching using two main techniques: overlock stitching and cover stitch. Overlock stitching is applied to side seams and hems, providing a durable and neat finish. On the other hand, the cover stitch is utilized for hemming the sleeves and bottom of the T-shirt, resulting in a clean and professional appearance.
The fabric for our shirts and T-shirts is skillfully cut using either straight knives or rotary cutters. For bulk cutting, straight knives are commonly employed, while rotary cutters offer precision for intricate cuts and curves. Additionally, in larger-scale manufacturing operations, automatic cutting machines enhance efficiency.
The finishing processes in Shirt and T-shirt manufacturing involve various meticulous operations. Attention to detail is crucial in hemming and neckline finishing, as well as in labeling and tagging. Quality control checks are diligently conducted to ensure flawless products. Proper pressing and steaming contribute to a polished look, and careful folding and packaging ensure the garments arrive in perfect condition.
In Shirt and T-shirt manufacturing, specialized knitting machines are utilized to produce knit fabrics. These machines have needles or hooks that intricately interlock yarn loops to create the desired fabric structure. Manufacturers work primarily with knit fabrics, as weaving is not a standard practice for mass-produced T-shirts.
Though not a standard practice for mass-produced T-shirts, certain Shirt and T-shirt manufacturing scenarios may involve warping as a preparatory process in weaving. During warping, yarns are wound onto a beam in parallel and under tension, ensuring uniform positioning and readiness for the weaving process.