TRIMS AND ACCESSORIES

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TRIMS

The materials which are attached with the body of the garment by sewing are termed as trims.

Different Types of Garments Trimming:

1. Sewing thread

2. Buttons

3. Interlining
  • Fusible
  • Non- Fusible
4. Lining


5. Label

  • Main label
  • Care label
  • Size label
  • Price label
  • Flag label
  • Compositions label
6. Motif

7. Lace, Braid, Elastic

8. Rivet (Rivet is not used to open or close the opening the garments. It used for decorative and reinforcement purpose of garments)

9. Zipper

10. Hook & Loop fastening (Velcro Tape)

11. Shoulder pad

12. Metal Badge

13. Twill Tape

ACCESSORIES

The materials, which are used to make a garment attractive for sale and packing, other than fabrics and trims, are called Accessories.

Different Types of Garments Accessories:


  1. Hanger
  2. Hangtag
  3. Poly bag
  4. Collar stand
  5. Size Tag
  6. Tissue paper
  7. Backboard
  8. Paper Band
  9. Pin/Clip
  10. Tag pin
  11. Carton Sticker
  12. Safety sticker
  13. Gum tape
  14. P.P Band
  15. Inner Carton
  16. Outer carton
  17. Plastic staple
  18. Ball chain
  19. Carton Pad

What are the Difference between Trimmings and Accessories?

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 SUBJECT  

TRIMMINGS

ACCESSORIES

 01

Technical                  Definition

 The materials which are attached with the body of garments by sewing are termed as trimmings.

 The materials which are not attached with the body of garments by sewing, only used for garments finishing and packaging are termed as accessories.

 02

 Non - Technical 

Definition

 Trimmings are the ultimate materials that are attached with the garments while using by the end users

 Accessories are the ultimate materials that are not attached with the garments while using by the end users.

 03

 Key Point

 Trimmings are used as functional purposes

 Accessories are used as decorative purposes.

 04

 Example

 Sewing Thread, Button, Interlining etc.

 Carton, Gum Tape, Poly bag etc.


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