In clothing technology, gender does have different requirements in some aspects, such as needle and thread selection and folding technology. The following is an analysis of some common differences:
1. Needle selection:
Men’s clothing generally requires greater durability and sturdiness , because men are more likely to do manual labor or jobs with more activities. Therefore, when making men’s clothing, sturdier needlework materials are often chosen. Women’s clothing pays more attention to softness and comfort, so light needlework is often used.
2. Press-folding technology:
Men’s clothing designers usually pursue a capable and neat image, so they often use stiffer clothing. Fabrics and use more folding technology to maintain the straightness of the clothing. In contrast, women’s clothing focuses on elegance and femininity, usually using soft fabrics and less use of folding techniques to show fluidity and curvaceous beauty.
It should be noted that this is only a general description. In fact, as fashion trends change, more and more fashion designers and brands began to break through traditional gender restrictions and create more personalized and diverse clothing styles. Therefore, in some cases, differences in stitch selection and creasing techniques in men’s and women’s garments may be reduced or eliminated.
