What is it in your pocket?

In the garment, a tailor -made pocket, discrete pockets on trousers, trousers, skirts, jackets and coats are used in clothing. The type of inner pocket, the pocket in the dive is located inside the side seam of clothing and is completely closed by outer layers and leaves no visible flaps, buttons, zippers or images. The pockets in the seeds are primarily, even if they are not exclusively, used on fashion clothing, so they do not build from the overall formal look. Therefore, the seed pocket usually provides relatively small space for storing personal objects and is not intended for larger or heavier objects that may not be useful in. Another factor with pockets in the dive is that because of their more adapted nature compared to other types of pockets, the items located inside are often visible in the form of the outside, potentially decreasing from the overall mounted, adapted to the clothing when worn.

Generally agrees that seed pockets do not necessarily have to be more difficult to produce than other types of pockets, but require some special planning if one has to successfully set pocket in the dive. The two pieces of the pockets themselves are first cut and sewn together in front of the seam of clothing. This is important because the opening of the pocket will be planned with a seam of clothing. One then sews the seams and leaves the pocket to open. This creates a virtually undetectable hole of the pocket, which is the primary characteristic of the pocket in the seeds.

It is possible to create a pocket in the seeds and if necessary to make it visible. One just cuts the shape of the pocket slightly differently and leaves the cards that will be folded over the edge seams. These cards are known as WELTS and will be visible without being pronounced. This should not be confused with a welded pocket that is similar, but is not set in the clothing seam. In addition to providing visual interest, Welts also serves to strengthen the edges of pockets. When making a pocket in juice with welds, it is necessary to devote to afterParture, because it will be necessary to be accurate when measuring and marking the position of pockets and their welds.