Pockets and Trims

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Pockets and Trims
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Findings and Trims

• Finding- all components of a garment except the
  body fabric. Includes trim, labels, threads,
  elastics, underlying fabric, zippers, buttons,
  other closures, ect.
• Trim- Subdivision of findings- decorative
  materials that adorn garments. Including
  ribbons, braids, laces, appliqués, flowers,
  beads, sequins, and other decorative details.

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Braids

• Intertwining a set of yarns according to a
  definite pattern to form a narrow fabric.
• TypesSoutache, Middy, Loop, Scrolling , Gimp,
  Rickrack.

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Appliqués

• Decorative fabric patches applied to the garment.
  Usually with fusible backed fabric, ironed on and
  attached with stitches.

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Non Fabric trims

• Beads
• Sequins
• Rhinestones
• Rivets
• Flowers
• Feathers
• Jewels
• Peals

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Zipper

• Conventional- most common in RTW. Pants
• Separating- two unattached halves
• Jackets
• Invisible- chain of zipper in concealed beneath
  the tape when zipper is closed.

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Snaps, hook and eyes
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Miscellaneous closures

• Velcro
• D-rings
• Buckles
• Grommets
• Cords/Ties

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Mis. Findings and Trims

• Elastic
• Belts
• Shoulder pads
• Collar stays
• Bra Cups
• Boning
• Hoops/Bustle
• Horse hair
• Weight
• Dress shield

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Closures

• Buttons
• Eyed
• Self covered
• Shank
• toggle

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Lace

• Narrow lace fabric.
• Types Insertion, Galloon, Edging, Beading,
  Medallion.

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Ribbon

• Narrow woven fabric used as a trim to make ties
  and bows.
• Types Grossgrain, Satin, Velvet, Novelty, Picot
  edge, Ruching.

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Pockets

• Patch or applied- pieces of fabric attached like
  a patch, outside of the garment. Casual- used in
  back jean pocket, front of shirts, ect.

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In Seam Pocket

• In seam- set into a seam of the garment. Usually
  in the side seam of skirts, pants, dresses.

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Slashed Pocket

• Single Welt-one lip 1/2 inch wide
• Double Welt- two lips 1/4 inch wide

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Flap

• Flap- have a flap of fabric above the pocket. The
  flap extends down over the pocket opening.
• Fake flap pocket- not functional.
• Upturned flap- Extends up not down is seen in
  tailored jackets.

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Flap Pockets
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Shirt pockets
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Cuffs

• Cuffs- banded or turned back finishes at the
  lower edge of a sleeve and pant leg.
• Open band cuffshas an opening
• Barrel or shirt cuff
• Convertible cuff
• French cuff
• Closed band cuffs- unbroken ring of fabric

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Open Band Cuffs
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Closed band cuff