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1st Stage of Making Jeans
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Making a pattern starts with a thick durable paper. |
Sample of one pair of jeans must be aproved first. |
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Wall of jean patterns stored until needed again. |
One pair of jeans can have 12 to 16 pieces. |
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| Companies have pattern makes exclusive. |
Or hire a pattern makes per job or contract. |
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Many samples may be made before one gets approved. |
Pattern, spec sheet and all the denim piece to make one sample. |
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Pocket designs can be hand drawn or computer drawn. |
A sample room will have up to 14 different sewing machines. |
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Machines all have a different purpose to make one pair of jeans. |
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Thead comes in differnt thickness and color. |
Expensive thread is a blend of cotton and nylon. |
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Patterns can be laid on paper to be traced. |
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Denim comes in many types of quality & weight.. |
Good quality fabric can cost up to $12.oo for one pair of jeans. |
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Computer programer puts many pattterns on a role of paper. |
Paper then laid on top of the fabric out up to 100 layers. |
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Masked used for safety. Working conditions in a good factory. |
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