Eight basic cutting processes to judge the quality of bags- Pesin Outdoor Products Company

The sewing process of luggage is to connect all parts and components of the luggage to form a whole, thus forming a complete product. In the process of making bags, there are eight basic cutting techniques, and the quality of bags can be judged from these basic cutting techniques. Then the following small series will introduce you to the eight basic cutting techniques. 1. Stubble pressing and sewing method: stubble pressing sewing is a method in which the edge of the upper part is pressed against the edge of the lower part and the two parts are sewn overlap. 2. Reverse sewing method: This method uses the overlapping sewing method of two parts. 3. Seam turning method: the seam turning method is carried out on the basis of reverse seam, which can edge, Edge, bottom of bag and so on for luggage. 4. Rolling seam method: This method is carried out on the basis of reverse seam, and is generally used for rolling edges of parts. 5. Wrapping method: This is made by sewing one part bag on the edge of another part. 6. Inlay sewing method: This sewing method uses two parts to connect and sew the middle inlay thread. 7. Flat sewing method: flat sewing method is a flat sewing method. It uses a single part to sew, and when sewing, it is tailored according to the previously formulated pattern. This sewing method plays a role in increasing the aesthetics of the product. 8. Zigzag sewing method: this cutting method uses the sewing machine presser foot to cross the curve at the joint of the two parts after the two parts are docked. There are many sewing processes for luggage. Different processes can achieve different finished product effects, but the results are judged by sewing quality. Pesin has been honed in the luggage industry for more than ten years, it has its own professional senior tailor team, research and development and design team, and has a first-class service team both in tailoring and customization.