The production process of customized clothing usually includes the following steps:
1. Design stage: According to the customer’s needs and requirements, the designer will draw out the clothing Preliminary sketches or computer-aided design. At this stage, fabric selection, style matching and detail processing need to be considered.
2. Measurement stage: The garment maker will measure the customer according to their body size to ensure that the clothing will fit the customer’s body shape perfectly. This step can also use 3D scanning technology to achieve more accurate measurement results.
3. Cutting stage: According to the customer’s size, the cutter will cut the selected fabric and pay attention to ensure the accuracy of each cut. degree and symmetry.
4. Sewing stage: Workers use sewing machines to splice and sew according to the cut fabrics. At this stage, attention needs to be paid to the straightness, tightness and smoothness of the stitches to ensure the appearance and comfort of the resulting garment.
5. Detail processing: Detail processing includes sewing and attachment of collars, cuffs, pockets, buttons and decorations. The processing of these details needs to be very delicate to ensure the overall beauty and texture.
6. Try-on and modification: After the production is completed, the customer tries it on. If there are any changes that need to be made, adjustments can be made at this stage to ensure that the garment ultimately meets the customer’s requirements.
7. Ironing and finishing: After the garment is made, it must be ironed and finished to achieve the best flatness and appearance.
The above is the general process of customized clothing production process. The specific details and processes may vary depending on different customized brands and needs.
