Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes suc...
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24
Acne studios floral embroidery fake two-piece long-sleeved garments have gone through more than 20 refined processes such as pre-shrinking, cutting, counter-position sewing, multi-layer special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The process threshold is much higher than that of conventional single-piece knitted tops. Strict standards are set for equipment accuracy, lathe proficiency, and fabric adaptation control. The main body of the garment is made of high-weight washed knitted cotton gray fabric. Before the fabric is put into production, it needs to complete two pre-processes of high-temperature pre-shrunk washing and sanding and softening to avoid subsequent shrinkage and stiffness of the garment and ensure the loose and crisp basic silhouette of the garment. The inner spliced sleeves are made of fine threaded fabric with high crater strips. There are significant differences in weight and stretch coefficient between the two raw materials. The materials must be laid out and cut separately at the cutting stage, and materials cannot be mixed for typesetting. The fabric loss rate is nearly 20% higher than that of ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting is required to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of different materials is the core technical difficulty of the entire garment. The outer short sleeve cuffs and the inner threaded long sleeve require four layers of cutting pieces to be aligned and hemmed simultaneously. The fabric tension is continuously controlled during the sewing process. The elastic thread is easily stretched and deformed. The lathe needs to feed the fabric at a constant speed and strictly control the length error of the left and right sleeves to not exceed 0.2cm. The shoulder seams and back collar are unified with double-layer oracle bone hemming technology, and the double-layer sewing is reinforced and locked to prevent the seams from coming off and opening due to frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the collar to further improve the structural stability. The Retro floral badge combination on the chest adopts multi-layer composite computer special embroidery technology. Before embroidery, high-temperature paper lining is required to fit and fix the body base to offset the wrinkling and shifting of the fabric caused by the pulling of the needle of the embroidery machine; the floral curved letters and the wheat ear shield are embroidered in layers, with a stitch density of 12 stitches per centimeter, and precise needle control at the turning points of the lines to eliminate skipped stitches and floating threads. After the embroidery is completed, the backing paper is manually removed, and the wrinkles in the embroidery area are carefully ironed to avoid hard backing residue that affects the skin feel of the upper body. The finished garment is shaped using a three-stage layered ironing process: first, low-temperature ironing of the embroidery area to protect the embroidery threads, then layered ironing of the long and short sleeve splicing parts, and finally three-dimensional ironing of the entire body to restore the natural layered three-dimensional feel of the two pieces, and to prevent fabric stacking and sleeve collapse and adhesion. The entire process combines counter-sewing of different materials, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and multiple steps of segmented shaping and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and re-inspection. It is difficult for small and medium-sized assembly lines to reproduce a smooth and uniform texture of garments. Size:XS S M L
2026-10-24