Often the buyer does not pay attention to such a detail as sewn pockets when purchasing. However, if such a feature is inherent in your purchase, then we congratulate you, you have purchased a truly high-quality item.
Why do they sew up pockets on new clothes?
The fact is that only large factories and productions that care about the quality and beauty of their things secure pockets, and they do this for several reasons.
Not allowing marriage
In production, a seamstress does not have time to look at the item she is sewing for a long time. The main thing is to produce products quickly and with high quality if a pocket is not sewn up, for example, in trousers, but when sewing a side seam, a skew may occur, and more fabric will fall under the foot of the sewing machine than is necessary, as a result there will be an unsightly pintuck on the clothes and the model will end up in the trash. condition.
Ironing is more convenient
In order for the item to acquire the appearance of a commodity, it must be ironed before transportation. At the factory, this procedure is entrusted to an industrial press.But if an unsewn pocket suddenly bulges, then the garment will end up with a fold in the wrong place and the work will have to be redone, and this will greatly slow down production.
For better sale
Notice how beautifully things hang on mannequins in the store. Pockets never bulge or vents on jackets and coats become wrinkled. All this is due to the fact that in production they are slightly caught with threads; it is not difficult to tear them apart. But trying on a neat thing is much more pleasant.
There are also several very curious situations with unsewn pockets. The flow of customers in the store is very large and before purchasing the same thing they try on several hundred, or even thousands of times, and everyone has a different sense of humor. There are cases when, while trying on a jacket in one chain store, a candy wrapper was found in the pocket. Agree, although the find is harmless, it is not very pleasant.
How to embroider pockets on clothes yourself?
There are people who don't use pockets. After all, according to etiquette, it is impolite to put your hands there, then pockets on clothes are just part of the image and it is not at all necessary to rip them open.
Embroidering pockets is very easy and simple. Just carefully cut and pull out the thread. You don't need to pull the thread too hard, otherwise you may ruin the fabric.
The factory produces clothes according to the standard, but how to wear them with open pockets or not is up to the buyer to decide.
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