The following are FAQs on knitted garment process standards, hoping to help you solve your problems in the process of making knitted garments:
1. Why Is the size of my knitted garments slightly different?
Size deviations may be caused by inaccurate cutting or inconsistent stretching during sewing. During the production process, attention should be paid to precise tailoring and reasonable sewing techniques to ensure that the size of each panel is accurate and all parts of the garment match.
2. My knitted clothing is prone to pilling, what should I do?
Pilling in knitted clothing may be caused by improper selection of fabrics or inappropriate temperatures used during the ironing process. When selecting fabrics, you should choose fabrics with better texture and soft yarns, and avoid excessively high temperatures and too long times during ironing.
3. The sewing thread is easy to break, how to solve it?
Broken sewing thread may be caused by improper tension adjustment of the sewing machine or poor quality of the thread. Make sure your sewing machine has the right tension and use good quality sewing thread. In addition, attention should also be paid to the reasonable control of thread traction and sewing speed.
4. Knitted clothing fails to meet the elasticity and flatness required by the design. How should it be improved?
The elasticity and flatness of knitted clothing are affected by fabric quality and ironing technology. Choose fabrics with good elasticity, and pay attention to reasonable control of temperature, pressure and operating methods during the ironing process to ensure that the clothing has good elasticity and smoothness.
5. During the production process, I found that the fabric is easily deformed. How to solve this problem?
The easy deformation of knitted fabrics may be caused by improper temperature or stretching during the ironing process. When ironing, control the temperature and humidity of the steam, and use appropriate stretching methods to avoid excessive deformation of the fabric.
6. How to ensure that the color difference of knitted clothing is small?
The color difference of knitted clothing is mainly related to the dyeing process and quality of the fabric. When choosing fabrics, you should pay attention to choosing fabrics that are more stable in color and can withstand multiple washes. In addition, dyeing is carried out in strict accordance with the specified dyeing process, and the color difference after dyeing is ensured to be within an acceptable range.
I hope the above answers are helpful to you. If you have any other questions about knitted garment craft standards, feel free to ask and I will try my best to help. .
