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A Closer Perspective of Processing & Properties of Sewing Threads
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M. Subramanian Senthil Kannan, Dr. Akshay Kumar
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Abstract
Clothing
manufacture is the last link in a long and complicated process by which two-dimensional
fabric is transforms into three-dimensional garments by sewing the fabric
pieces together. However, whatever the quality of the fabric, if the sewing
operation is not performed appropriately, the resultant garment will be
second-rate. Hence the sewing operation is most important in clothing
manufacture and the sewing threads play a very important role in this
operation. Generally, sewing threads are manufactured from either natural or
manmade fibres in either staple or filament form. Sewing threads are primarily
used in garments, upholstery, air-supported fabric structures and geotextiles
to join different components by forming a seam. Different kinds of sewing
threads are manufactured depending upon their specific field of application. A
number of factors should be considered when choosing the sewing thread: to
achieve good sewing performance, sewing thread must be chosen according to the
fabric characteristics and end-use of the material. In this paper a glimpse on
processing & properties of sewing threads is given.
Key Words: Sewing,
Garments, Seam strength, Seam slippage, lock-stitch, metamerism.
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About
the Authors
The authors are associate
with Department of Textile Technology, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu,
India and with Department of Textile Technology, Indian Institute of
Technology, New Delhi, India; respectively.
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