Clothing Standard Terminology -- Basic Knowledge Of Clothing (Three)

Three.

The concept of "location" is an extension of "modeling", and can also be understood as a detailed form.

Part of the modeling is in many cases.

It is controlled by the craftsmen, and the big shape is mainly designed by the designer.

The name of the front part of the upper garment.

Shoulder seam shoulder seam: on the shoulders, the front and back pieces are connected.

Collar notch: the end of the collar to the doorway.

Front fly; top fly: the location of the thread lock buttonhole in the human body.

Under fly: refers to the button clasp.

The mouth front edge: also called the button mouth, refers to the outer edge of the garment door.

Overlap: refers to the place where the front and the inside buttons overlap.

Buttonhole button-hole: button hole.

Eye distance button-hole space: refers to the distance between buttonholes.

Armhole armhole: also called armhole, it is the part of big body sleeves.

Refute Chuan Lapel: the upper part of the inside flap is turned outward.

Flat head notch Lapel: square angle barge with triangular notch on the upper collar piece.

Barge head peak Lapel: barge tip with sharp corners.

Chest bust: the fullest part of the front chest of the front garment.

Waist waist: the waist of the garment is the finest.

Side seam: the joint sewn by the front and rear body piece under the armhole.

Bottom hem: also called the hem, the edge of the lower part of the garment.

Serial gorge line: the suture line between the collar and the head surface, also known as the serial port line.

Fold line for lapel: the place where the head is turned over, and the barge line is also called the folding line.

Lower turning point: the turning position of the collar under the collar is usually aligned with the position of the first button.

Single breasted: a row of buttons should be fasten up and down in the inside flap.

Front cut: the fillet shape of the lower part of the door flap.

Button button position: the position of the button.

Roll eye: thread inserting eyelets made of fabric.

Front shoulder front yoke: the component that connects the front and shoulder joints is also called the former yoke.

Flip flap: also called the bright Plaid welt, refers to the valgus plaid.

Neck dart: the provincial road in the neckline.

Front waist dart: a dart that opens at the waist of the garment's front waist.

Subaxillary Province: the provincial road under the armpit of both sides of the garment.

Front shoulder front shoulder dart: a dart that opens on the front shoulder.

Belly: refers to the leftover part of the suit pocket.

Tong Sheng: also known as "sky landing", refers to the shoulder gap or armhole from the waist to the bottom of the bottom of the knife seam.

For example, the princess line is a special province. It was first adopted by European princesses. In visual modeling, it shows widening shoulders, full chest, shrinking the waist and relaxing the contour of the buttocks.

Knife back seam: it is a kind of opening or cutting like a knife back.

The name of the back part of the upper garment.

The total shoulder width across shoulder: refers to the position from the left shoulder to the middle point of the back (seventh cervical vertebra) to the right shoulder at the back.

After shoulder back yoke: also called Hou Yu Ke, refers to the parts that connect the garment piece and shoulder joint.

Back seam center back seam: also called the dorsal raphe, refers to the back of the body of the middle line position of the joint.

Back slit back vent: also called back slit, refers to the slit in the lower part of the back seam.

The slit side slit: also called side pendulum slit, refers to the slit under the side swing joint.

Back door: refers to the door opening inside the back door.

Collar neck: refers to the place where the front and back pieces are stitched to the collar after suturing the shoulders.

Back collar back neck dart: refers to the opening at the back of the neckline, more than eight figures.

Rear shoulder back shoulder dart: a dart that opens on the back shoulder.

Back waist dart: refers to the provincial road in the rear waist.

Bottled

The upper crotch seat: also called straight crotch or crotch, refers to the distance or location between the waist head and the cross crotch.

Hot line crease line: also known as the "suture" or the middle line of trousers, refers to the center line of the front and rear parts of trouser legs.

Turn-up bottom: the part where the top of the trouser leg is upturned.

Trouser leg bottom, leg opening: refers to the bottom edge of trouser legs.

Cross crotch thigh: refers to the width of the upper part of the upper crotch, corresponding to the thigh circumference of the human body.

Side seam side seam: on the side of the human body, the outer seam of the trousers is stitched to the front and back.

Middle crotch leg width: refers to the body near the knee position.

Hem: the hem of a trouser leg.

Crotch seam: refers to the inside and outside seam of the trousers from the crotch to the trouser leg.

Waist waistband: a band piece stitched with trousers or skirt.

Waist top: the upper edge of the waist.

Waist seam waistband seam: refers to the waist head and pants or skirt suture after sewing.

Waistband lining in the waist: the inside of the waist.

Waist waist dart: pants (skirts) designed to fit the human body curve, and pointed to the prominent part of the human body. The front piece is the belly and the rear is the hip.

Trousers (skirt) pleat pleat: the amount of loose allowance which is reserved on the cutting piece of trousers (skirt) is usually made by pressing the shape of a pleated shape, and at the same time, it can increase the amount of loose movement.

Small crotch seam front crutch: pants with small crotch stitches in front of trousers.

Back crotch seam back rise): stitches on the back of the trousers.