STAGE 04 OF 07
Stitching
Panels assembled by hand on industrial machines โ the first quality checkpoint in the process.
Panels are joined in sequence on industrial sewing machines, following the construction notes in your tech pack. Seams are reinforced at stress points, and this is also our first quality checkpoint โ an in-line check as pieces come together.
Panels joined in sequence per construction notes
Seams reinforced at stress points
In-line quality check as pieces are assembled
Garment takes its final shape
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In-Line Check
Per Construction Notes
ISO 9001 ยท BSCI ยท OEKO-TEX ยท GRS
Tools & Techniques at This Stage
Industrial Machines
Panels joined on machines built for consistent, repeat production.
Seam Reinforcement
Extra stitching at stress points like shoulders and cuffs.
In-Line Check
Quality inspected as pieces are assembled, not just at the end.
Construction Notes
Assembly follows your tech pack's exact specifications.
Common Questions, Answered
What if a seam doesn't hold up?
It's caught here โ the in-line check exists specifically to catch stitching issues before the garment moves further down the line.
Do you use different stitching for leather vs. cotton?
Yes โ leather and heavier fabrics use different needles and stitch settings than lighter cotton fabrics.
What happens if a defect is found during stitching?
It's flagged and corrected before that piece continues โ this is the same in-line check referenced on our Quality Control page.
Can I request specific seam types?
Yes โ specify seam preferences in your tech pack and we'll confirm feasibility for your fabric and style.
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