
Stitching & Assembly
Cut panels are sewn into finished garments on our own sewing lines.

What it is
Seams take the most strain on a sports garment, so the stitch type matters. Flat seams that do not rub suit activewear. Strong overlocked seams suit team kits and hoodies.
We check the work along the line, not only at the end, so a problem is caught after a few pieces rather than a few hundred.
Methods
- Flatlock seams for comfort
- Overlock seams for strength
- Binding and hems
- Zips, cuffs, collars and pockets
Best for
- All garment types
- Orders with several sizes and styles
Common questions
How do you check sewing quality?
We check along the sewing line, not only at the end, so a problem is caught early.
Which seam is best for activewear?
Flat seams usually feel best against the skin because they do not rub. We choose seams to suit the garment.
Can you add zips and pockets?
Yes. Zips, pockets, cuffs and collars are all part of the sewing step.
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