2012年2月10日 · The seam of class-1 is called superimposed seam. This is the most common & mostly used seam for joining fabrics. In this seam, two plies of fabric are placed on one another perfectly & then the fabrics are sewn.

2024年12月24日 · Class 1 superimposed seams are generally two or more plies of fabric laid on top of each other, superimposed in the same orientation. They are stitched near the edge with one or more rows of stitching. The rows of stitching may be sewn simultaneously or consecutively.

A superimposed seam is the simplest and, simultaneously, the most popular sewing technique among the seams used in the different types of clothes tailoring. It happens when one adds one piece of fabric on top of the other by aligning them and then gets together by sewing.

2025年1月12日 · There are eight classes of seams defined as per ISO 4916:1991. In the past, seams were described as Flat, Superimposed, Lapped or Bound. Stitching (then differentiated from seams) were described as Edge finishing or ornamental. Varieties of seams are illustrated below together with their descriptions under the above and the new system.

2020年5月23日 · Seam class-1: Superimposed seam: It is the most common classes of seams used in garments sewing. This type can be easily made and placing one end of a fabric on the other end properly and then sewing, these seams are made.

2023年6月21日 · Overall, superimposed seams offer a clean and straightforward means of joining fabric layers. This technique provides an aesthetically pleasing and reliable seam finish, making it useful in the construction of various garments.

2023年11月5日 · Class 1 Superimposed seam The class-1 seam is the superimposed seam, the most commonly used technique for joining fabrics. Two layers of fabric are placed on top of one another and then sewing together.

2018年5月15日 · Seam Class 1: Superimposed seam This is the most common construction of seam on garments. The simplest seam type within the class is formed by superimposing the edge of one piece of material on another.

2012年10月16日 · The superimposed seam is the class 1 seam according to British standard 3870; 1991. This seam is widely used in apparel manufacturing. It is equally important that the superimposing seam is formed by sewing the edge of one piece of material on another.

2021年12月23日 · Superimposed seam is achieved by two or more separate fabric pieces put together. This is one of the most recognized methods of seaming. Superimposed seam is sewn with a lockstitch, chain stitch, over-edge stitch or safety stitch.