1. Layout: First, pre-shrink and lay out the clothes, and draw a layout diagram based on the template. "Complete, reasonable, and economical" are the basic principles of layout.

2. Cutting: Each auxiliary material and cutting is called one bed or one knife. The cutting bed can improve production efficiency, relatively save raw materials, and ensure quality better than manual cutting. Generally, the more layers you cut, Less costs more.

3. Sewing: Seams and seam patterns are the basic elements of sewing. Clothing sewing can be divided into machine sewing and manual sewing according to style and craft style. Implement flow operations during the sewing process. There is a process analysis chart when sewing.

4. Buttonhole buttons: The buttonholes and buttons in clothing are usually machine-processed. The buttonholes are divided into flat and eye-shaped holes according to their shapes, commonly known as sleeping holes and pigeon eyes. hole. Sleeping holes are mostly used in thin clothing products such as shirts, skirts, and pants. Pigeon eye holes are mostly used on outerwear made of thick fabrics such as tops and suits.

5. Garment ironing: The function of ironing is to use spray ironing to pre-shrink the clothing, make the clothes beautiful in appearance, change the elasticity of the material, and perform shaping. When ironing, insert a lining board into the garment to keep the product in a certain shape and specification. The size of the lining board is slightly larger than that required for the ready-made garment to prevent the size from being too small after shrinkage. The ironing temperature is generally controlled at 180°C. It is safer between ~200℃ and not easy to turn yellow or scorch.

After folding, a new piece of clothing is completed.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Making Clothes