Impact of various stitch classes and seam types on seam strength This study examined the performance of superimposed seam, lapped seam, bound seam and flat seam as well as the impact of different stitch classes (301, 401, and 602) and stitch density (SPI 11) on seam strength
Influence of different sewing parameters on the seam quality of cotton . . . In this study, it was aimed to observe the efects of stitch types, stitchy density and sewing directions on seam quality of cotton sateen fabric in terms of seam strength and seam slippage openning, and to determine the optimum conditions in order to obtain satisfied seam quality
Textile Research Journal The Textile Research Journal is the leading peer reviewed Journal for textile research It is devoted to the dissemination of fundamental, theoretical and applied scientific knowledge in materials, chemistry, manufacture and system sciences related to fibers, fibrous assemblies and textiles
Influence of Sewing Parameters and Fabric Properties on Seam Strength . . . Seam strength and quality remain central to garment performance and consumer satisfaction Research confirms the importance of harmonizing sewing parameters with fabric properties to minimize seam failure, slippage, and visual defects
Impact of Stitch Type and Stitch Density on Seam Properties Consumers evaluate seam quality mainly based strength, elasticity, durability, stability and appearance, on the seam appearance and its durability after wear and care which depend on the type of seam and the stitches per unit procedures
The parameters affecting seam quality: a comprehensive review The purpose of this paper is to define the parameters that affect seam quality comprehensively This study primarily focuses on the studies dealing with the effect of various parameters on-seam quality in detail A systematic literature review was conducted
Seam Performance Evaluation in Textile Manufacturing - Nature In weft-knitted cotton apparel, experimental analyses have examined how fabric structure, sewing thread type and stitch class affect seam strength, slippage, puckering and efficiency