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Textiles and Garment Construction

           (vi)   Make  sure  that  the  right  sleeve   (i)   The cap of the sleeve should be
                 is attached on the right armhole          properly matched with the shoulder
                 and the left sleeve on the left           and the side seam of the bodice
                 armhole.  Wrong attaching can             so that the sleeve hangs well.
                 cause strain and poor appearance.    (ii)   The curve of the sleeve should be

           (vii)   Sleeves should hang well. A well-       smooth,  shallow  at  the  back  and
                 fitted sleeve should hang well,           more deeply curved at the front
                 smoothly neatened and identically cut     part of the sleeve to accommodate
                 unless a designed style is intended.      the bust and make the setting to
                 Well-hanged sleeves improve               the armhole easy.  The front and
                 the  appearance  of the garment.          back part of sleeves should be

           Choosing of sleeves                             marked clearly to avoid wrongly
                                                           setting of the sleeves into armhole.
           The choice of sleeves to use depends on
           the following aspects:                     (iii)   When stitching, always stitch on the
            (i)     The type of fabric used: Choose        side of the sleeve and not the garment.
                  lightweight fabrics for fuller           This will help to make easing of fullness
                  sleeves design.                          as sleeves are bigger than the armhole.
            (ii)  The wearer: Consider the interest   (iv)   The grain lines of the seams,
                 and appearance of the wearer. Sleeve      fitting lines and notches should
                 should be chosen by considering the       be  well  matched  before tacking
                 wearer’s  preference and figure type.     and  stitching  the  sleeves.
                                                      (v)   Check  whether  the  sleeve  hangs
            (iii)   The style of the garment: The sleeve
                 design used should correspond to the      properly before stitching. If the
                 style of a garment to suit the design and   fullness  need  to be  reduced,
                 the occasion intended to participate.     it should be done evenly to
                                                           make the sleeve hangs properly.
            (iv)   The function of the garment: For
                 example, sleeves for protective      (vi)   Use  gusset  on  raglan  sleeves  to
                 coats such as hospital and                strength the armpit.
                 laboratory coats should be chosen    (vii)  The armhole of a sleeve should be at
                 to suit the protection purpose.           least 2.5cm bigger than the armhole
                                                           size of the bodice to enable the sleeve
           Points to consider when attaching               to appear loose over the shoulder.
           sleeves to the garment
           Sleeves should be properly prepared        Types of sleeves
           before attaching them to the garment.
           To ensure good fit, the following points   Sleeves  are  categorized  into  three
           should be considered when preparing and    main  common  groups, which  are  set-in
           attaching sleeves to the garments:         sleeve, raglan sleeve and kimono sleeve.

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