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    Seam Classification

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    This document outlines 8 classes of seams used in garment construction: Class 1 is super imposed seams, Class 2 is lapped seams, and Class 3 is bound seams. Class 4 are flat seams, Class 5 are decorative seams, and Class 6 is edge neatening. Class 7 involves adding separate items to garment edges, and Class 8 involves constructing seams from one piece of material, such as belt loops on jeans. Each class contains different seam types used for various garment parts.

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    This document outlines 8 classes of seams used in garment construction: Class 1 is super imposed seams, Class 2 is lapped seams, and Class 3 is bound seams. Class 4 are flat seams, Class 5 are decorative seams, and Class 6 is edge neatening. Class 7 involves adding separate items to garment edges, and Class 8 involves constructing seams from one piece of material, such as belt loops on jeans. Each class contains different seam types used for various garment parts.

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    This document outlines 8 classes of seams used in garment construction: Class 1 is super imposed seams, Class 2 is lapped seams, and Class 3 is bound seams. Class 4 are flat seams, Class 5 are decorative seams, and Class 6 is edge neatening. Class 7 involves adding separate items to garment edges, and Class 8 involves constructing seams from one piece of material, such as belt loops on jeans. Each class contains different seam types used for various garment parts.

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    Seam Classification

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    Vishal Choudhary
    This document outlines 8 classes of seams used in garment construction: Class 1 is super imposed seams, Class 2 is lapped seams, and Class 3 is bound seams. Class 4 are flat seams, Class 5 are decorative seams, and Class 6 is edge neatening. Class 7 involves adding separate items to garment edges, and Class 8 involves constructing seams from one piece of material, such as belt loops on jeans. Each class contains different seam types used for various garment parts.

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    Seam Classification

    Seam Classification

    Class 1 : Super Imposed


    Class 2 : Lapped Seam
    Class 3 : Bound Seam
    Class 4 : Flat Seam
    Class5 : Decorative Seam
    Class 6 : Edge neatening
    Class 7
    Class 8

    Super Imposed Seam

    SSa
    Side seam of skirts,
    dress slacks, Inseam
    of jeans

    SSb
    Finishing belt ends ,
    attaching elastic to
    waist line

    SSc
    Ends of waistbands on
    jeans

    SSe
    Collars or cuffs ,
    seamed and top
    stitched.

    SSae
    French seam

    Lapped Seam

    LSa
    Leathers

    LSb
    In waist band

    LSc
    Side seam of dress
    shirts and jeans.

    Lab Felled seam


    Side seam of jeans

    LSe
    Attaching yokes

    Bound Seam

    BSa
    Edge bound with
    ribbon.

    BSb
    T-shirt Necklines or
    sleeve edges with
    knit trim.

    BSc
    Neckline or front
    edges bound with
    bias woven
    material.

    BSj

    Flat Seam

    FSb
    Sweat shirt and
    underwear

    FSc
    Lingerie and knitted
    garments

    FSf

    Class 5 : Decorative stitch


    The main use of the
    seam is for
    decorative sewing
    on garments where
    single or multiple
    rows are stitches
    are sewn through
    one or more layers
    of fabrics

    Pin Tuck
    In shirts, skirts and
    many garments

    Box Pleat
    In school uniform
    ( skirts )

    Class 6 :Edge Neatening

    EFa
    Single fold hem

    EFb
    Double fold hem

    EFd
    Edge finishing
    serging

    EFd
    Ornamental edge
    finishing

    Class 7
    Seams in this class relate to the
    addition of separate items to the
    edge of a garment part. They are
    similar to the lapped seam except
    that the added component has a
    definite edge on both side.

    Shirt Button hole band


    An example where the
    additional item is selffabric plus interlining.

    Class 8
    The final seam class in
    the British standard is
    another where only
    one piece of material
    need be involved in
    constructing the seam.
    The commonest seam
    type in this class is the
    belt loop as used on
    jeans.

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