Use These Seams On Your Next Sportswear Collection

In this episode we go over our top recommendations or the different types of seams that you should be using when designing your next sportswear/activwear collection
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[@mwolkonsky]

That was great! Now I know what the mystery stitch on my top stitch machine is for. Flat felled is my next new journey!

[@balletpup12]

Tell us the machines that will achieve each stitch? Possibly tell us what machine will achieve a flat lock seam.

[@pedroedduarte]

Great hints, I've been using most of the seams you mentioned. I've been doing sportswear for the past 5 years. you know what you're talking about :) Great content. Congrats.

[@noufn2308]

You’re amazing , thank you for informative videos, your channel is the best 🙏🏻

[@izzy0929]

i just needed to watch this at this time thanks for all the info in your channel.

[@keithsolo]

Thank you, your videos are so pithy and succint,they are also comprehensive.

[@linalinux]

Thank you for the video! Do you have any brands or tips for products for doing the heat sealed seams? When I google it I only find people using for example heat n bond for hemming and putting the tape hidden, not on the edges like you show. :)

[@ashinystone9922]

Very cool and informative! OK, so I have an activewear garment (leotard) that uses bonded element that is has lost it's bond. Where can I purchase these adhesives?

[@agsmarketing4981]

Very knowledgeable video, thanks kindly upload further similar type video for jeans and shirt:)

[@oanabanut3079]

Great content!

[@preitypandey1079]

Thank you, that's very helpful. However, I had one doubt regarding the PLAIN SEAM & SERGE SEAM. Don't both of them will fall in the same category?

[@shunnicreations5899]

Thank you sooo much!!!! just subscribed

[@fittdesign.studio]

Glad to have you onboard!

[@simma187]

Who makes the bonded seam garment? Where can I find a manufacturer for those types of seams?

[@jmanonmakes]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@fittdesign.studio]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and leave a comment

[@rana.masud7148]

very nice and informative !!

[@fittdesign.studio]

Thank you for watching!

[@sallydaniels6571]

Great content as alwaya.

[@Mrcorronchis]

What do you recommend for swimwear??

[@umairali4451]

Highly helpful mate

[@fittdesign.studio]

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave your lovely comment Umair, really appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@ChiragTheFire]

Love your content brother. Incredibly valuable.

[@fittdesign.studio]

No need to thank me! Happy to hear that you found some value from the content 🙏🏼

[@TearitoffE]

do you have to be a personal gym trainer to make a sportswear brand?

[@jillosiecki3049]

Yikes! A large number of errors here. Silk for athletic wear? Flat felled seam used mostly on wovens, not stretch fabrics because it does not stretch. Same for French seam. Bias? No, just simply bound seam. The binding material can be either bias (usually selected with woven or non-stretch fabrics) or straight grain. What you showed was knitted stretch fabric used as a binding cut on the straight grain. Hopefully the manufacturer will correct these technical errors. Also first seam was an overlock serged seam, and last one was an overlock edge finish. Both are done on serging machines. The flat lock seam you showed is a special kind of flat lock, as there are many types.

[@jamesstewartrealtor]

Using a flatlock stitch, do you always join two pieces of fabric or do you just sew over one piece to give it that sporty look?

[@fatimasanchez7010]

As a starter do you have any manufacture companies that you recommend?

[@youme77324]

Thanks for this! BTW you sway a lot from side to side! It's a little distracting when trying to focus on your presentation!

[@giobianchi3232]

I’m sorry, but the way he talks about seams tells me he has never touched a sewing machine once.

[@Aliceonwheels]

This comment has no value unless you elaborate on why you say that ;)

[@Gabykk]

Why u mean like dat