Pockets and Trims. Findings and Trims Finding- all components of a garment except the body fabric. Includes: trim, labels, threads, elastics, underlying.

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Pockets and Trims

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.

Braids Intertwining a set of yarns according to a definite pattern to form a narrow fabric. Types:Soutache, Middy, Loop, Scrolling, Gimp, Rickrack.

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

Non Fabric trims Beads Sequins Rhinestones Rivets Flowers Feathers Jewels Peals

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.

Snaps, hook and eyes

Miscellaneous closures Velcro D-rings Buckles Grommets Cords/Ties

Mis. Findings and Trims Elastic Belts Shoulder pads Collar stays Bra Cups Boning Hoops/Bustle Horse hair Weight Dress shield

Closures Buttons 1. Eyed 2. Self covered 3. Shank 4. toggle

Lace Narrow lace fabric. Types: Insertion, Galloon, Edging, Beading, Medallion.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Flap Pockets

Shirt pockets

Cuffs Cuffs- banded or turned back finishes at the lower edge of a sleeve and pant leg. Open band cuffs:has an opening 1. Barrel or shirt cuff 2. Convertible cuff 3. French cuff Closed band cuffs- unbroken ring of fabric

Open Band Cuffs

Closed band cuff