KNIT GARMENTS
Garments
|
SPI
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Comments
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Garments
|
SPI
|
Comments
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Jersey T-shirts, Tops, Polos
|
10-12
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Using more SPI increases the chance of needle
cutting.
|
Swimwear
|
12 - 16
|
The more elastic the seam, the more SPI that
should be used to minimize stitch
cracking.
|
Underwear
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12-14
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The more elastic the seam, the more SPI that
should be used to minimize stitch cracking.
|
Dresses, Skirts
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10 - 12
|
The more elastic the seam, the more SPI that
should be used to minimize stitch
cracking.
|
In fantwear
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10-12
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The more elastic the seam, the more SPI that
should be used to minimize stitch cracking.
|
Intimates
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12 -16
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The more elastic the seam, the more SPI that
should be used to minimize stitch
cracking.
|
Fleece
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10-12
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More stitches per inch are required to provide
the proper seam coverage on fleece.
|
Stretch Knits
(Lycra®,
Spandex®, etc.)
|
14-18
|
More stitches per inch are required to provide
the proper seam coverage on fleece.
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Sweaters (Med. To Heavy.)
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8-10
|
The more elastic the
seam, the more SPI that
should be used to
minimize stitch cracking.
|
Hosiery, Socks
|
35-50
|
Usually sewn with very
fine thread. More spi
are required to minimize
seam grinning and
seam elasticity.
|
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