While double-needle chain stitch machines are used for side seams in industrial rapid production, the "Single Needle" (French stitch) technique is essential in sartorial shirts. Although this method extends the production time, it does not leave a single open thread even on the inside of the shirt and offers superior comfort on the surface in contact with the skin.
"The real luxury of the shirt is hidden in the curve created by the collar when buttoned and the anatomical angle of the armhole that does not strain the body during movement."
3. Collar Architecture: Interlining Selection and Collar Stay Slot
The collar is the identity of a shirt that is noticed at first glance. For collars that are soft to the touch but do not lose their form, water-resistant double-layer woven interlining (fusing) originating from Germany is used. In addition, in-seam underwire slots are opened where brass or bone underwires can be placed to keep the collars upright and alive all day long.
4. Technical Quality Control Points in Luxury Shirt Production
- Natural Mother of Pearl Buttons: Buttons made of Australian mother-of-pearl instead of plastic, fastened with diagonal 'chicken's feet' (zampa di gallina) stitching.
- Side Slit Triangle (Gusset): Reinforced reinforcement piece that takes the seam tension at the point where the front and back hem meet.
- Split Back Yoke (Split Yoke): Joining two pieces of yoke by cutting them diagonally to add flexibility to back movements and to match the fabric pattern (stripes/plaid) on the shoulder perfectly.
- Eyelet Buttonhole Opening: Opening the buttonholes with clean, fiber-free and high density thread.
5. Create a High-Segment Shirt Collection for Your Brand
MOWV Menswear; It offers custom molding and contract manufacturing solutions for your brand with 100/2, 120/2 and 140/2 Egyptian cotton (Giza) fabric options. For your wholesale shirt orders and sample requests, contact us.