Ultrathin 3-layers laminated fabric is a kind of fabric most commonly worn by women in summer. Lightweight fabric is light and smooth, light and transparent, soft and breathable. It is the most popular material in summer, but this kind of fabric is most prone to problems in the process of garment processing. The process will affect the final quality. If you don't pay attention to it, there will be residual and defective products, resulting in production waste. For these problems, we need special processes and technical treatment methods to ensure product quality. Silk, chiffon, georgette, glass yarn, crepe, lace, etc. Among them, silk fabrics mainly include mulberry silk, tussah silk, rayon, and synthetic fiber filaments. Sliding position, snagging, wrinkling, yin and yang color, long and short feet, sewing marks, uneven stretching and uneven sewing.
When designing with light and thin fabrics, you should choose simple shapes and graceful curves of the body shape, or use loose, A-shaped, and pleated shapes to express a sense of flow and elegance. In order to avoid exposure of the seams, lace and lotus leaf edges can be used to cover the seam stitches and hem frills, and the position of the welts can be replaced by hemming, such as front placket, waist, sleeveless collar and armholes. To prevent the problem of yin and yang colors, lining materials should be used as little as possible. If lining is needed to maintain the shape, a fusible lining of similar color and soft texture should be used. In addition, lining the whole piece is more ideal than partial ironing. Due to the sliding of the fabric, a thin paper is usually laid on the table top when cutting pieces, and then the pieces are fixed with pins.
If possible, it is best to choose a computerized automatic cutting machine that avoids sliding. Pieces with small specifications, such as pocket covers, collars, etc., should be lined first and then cut to prevent the pieces from sliding and deforming and causing waste. Stitching is the most important link. Because of the delicate and fragile yarns of light and thin fabrics, small needles and fine thread feeding cloths should be used to prevent the stitching mechanism from damaging the fabrics. At the same time, single-line stitches should be used as much as possible to avoid surface embossing. One-time stitch stitches, such as flat stitch, five-thread stitch, herringbone stitch.
The method to prevent seam wrinkles is to use a smooth plastic presser foot to facilitate the conveying of the upper layer of fabric, or to sew a thin paper under the piece to ensure smooth stitching and avoid bulging needle holes on the needle. When ironing light fabrics, you should iron them at a low temperature on the back of the garment. This is common sense, but you can also put a clean cloth on the fabric and iron at medium temperature. Reduce direct steam injection, especially when thin silk materials are dipped in water, it is easy to form watermarks that are difficult to remove. Do not spray water directly on the surface of the fabric when ironing such fabrics, usually dry ironing or ironing with a wet cloth wrung out on a mat.
