Product
Tee body
Front and back panels with the shoulder seam set in. The body is the pattern, and the pattern is what the fit is measured against.
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RANGE
Three parts, and what each one decides about the garment.
The range covers tee bodies, set-in sleeves and plackets. Each product page carries the tolerance that decides the fit and the questions worth settling before an order.
Product
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.
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Product
Placket
A folded strip with button stands and a hem tape. The placket is where the garment closes, and where a closure either works or does not.
Open the product →How the range is organised.
By what the part decides rather than by how it is cut. The body decides the fit, the sleeve decides the wearability, and the placket decides the closure.
- Bodies
- Decided by the grading steps, because scaling is not grading
- Sleeves
- Decided by the cap ease, because it is a fit rather than a finish
- Plackets
- Decided by the stand spacing, because that is what is seen
- All parts
- Decided by the shrinkage, because a garment changes after its first wash