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DEMO — fictional range. Local brief only, NOT SENT. No personal data is collected or transmitted.

PRODUCT / FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

Set-in sleeve

A tube with a cap seam and a cuff band. The sleeve is the part that makes a garment wearable, and the part that is hardest to correct later.

Original 3D render of a set-in sleeve.
Original 3D render · fictional appearance concept

How it is made.

Set into the armhole rather than attached flat, so the cap eases into the shoulder. The cap ease is specified, because too much eases the sleeve into a gather and too little pulls the armhole.

Illustrative specification

Cap ease
Example · 1.2 cm
Bicep
Example · 20 cm relaxed
Length
Example · 62 cm, size M
Cuff
Example · 1x1 rib, 5.5 cm
Underarm
Example · 6 mm seam
Twist
Example · ≤0.5 cm over 50 cm

Every value above is an illustrative example for a fictional range. It is not a quotation, a capability statement or a measurement of any real product.

Why the cap ease is stated as a number.

Because it is a fit, not a finish. A cap eased by the wrong amount either gathers at the shoulder or pulls the armhole out of round, and neither is visible on the flat.

What the inspection looks for.

Twist. A sleeve hung with a twist measures correctly and sits wrong on the arm, which is why it is measured laid flat rather than on the garment.