Waistband seam construction for a bead fabric

Abstract

The utility model discloses a waist head splicing seam structure of bead fabric, including bead fabric, waistband spare and lining cloth, bead fabric includes the bead fabric body covered with bead and the base cloth not covered with bead, the upper portion of waistband spare is along first seam line and is sewn with bead fabric, and the bead fabric body is along first seam line and is folded to the side away from waistband spare, to make the bead to the outside of waist head splicing seam structure, and form the budding structure in the upper portion of waist head, and the base cloth is located between bead fabric body and waistband spare, the lower portion of waistband spare is along second seam line and is sewn with lining cloth, and the lining cloth is along second seam line and is folded to the side away from waist head, to make the front of lining cloth folding part to the back of bead fabric body. In the application, the waistband spare and the bead fabric are along the first seam line and are sewn linearly to form the budding structure, which can reduce the number of splicing seams while keeping the budding structure from cutting the user, reduce the thickness of the waist head from the root, and improve the fit of the waist head and the human waist.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of garment processing technology, and in particular to a waistband seam structure for sequined fabric. Background Technology

[0002] In the apparel industry, sequined fabrics, with their surface sequins that refract and reflect light, create a dazzling decorative effect, making them an important material for enhancing the fashion sense of women's wear, formal dresses, and casual wear. Sequined fabrics are typically made by attaching sequins made of materials such as acrylic, resin, or metal to the surface of a base fabric through bonding or sewing. Their unique visual attributes greatly satisfy consumers' demand for personalized clothing.

[0003] However, the sequins in sequined fabrics often have stiff and sharp edges, which can easily cut the skin when in direct contact with the waist. Therefore, when sequined fabrics are sewn together, a gusseted structure needs to be set at the waist. At the same time, in order to enhance the support and stability of the waist and make the garment fit the curve of the waist better, a waist patch is usually sewn on simultaneously. Finally, the lining is sewn to the waist patch. The drawback of the above-mentioned sequined fabric waist seam structure is that, because the sequined fabric itself has a certain thickness, the need to sew on the gusseted structure and waist patch results in a relatively thick seam. When worn, the waist area is prone to forming a noticeable "edge", which results in poor fit to the curve of the waist and may even cause new discomfort due to pressure during movement.

[0004] Therefore, existing technologies still need to be improved and enhanced. Utility Model Content

[0005] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a waistband seam structure for sequined fabric, which aims to solve the problem of poor waistband seam effect in the prior art.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: A waistband seam structure for sequined fabric includes a sequined fabric, a waistband, and a lining. The sequined fabric comprises a sequined fabric body covered with sequins and a base fabric not covered with sequins. The upper part of the waistband is sewn to the sequined fabric along a first seam. The sequined fabric body is folded along the first seam away from the waistband, so that the sequins face the outside of the waistband seam structure, and a bud structure is formed at the upper part of the waistband. The base fabric is located between the sequined fabric body and the waistband. The lower part of the waistband is sewn to the lining along a second seam. The lining is folded along the second seam away from the waistband, so that the right side of the folded portion of the lining faces the back side of the sequined fabric body.

[0007] The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric also includes mesh fabric. The upper part of the waistband, the sequined fabric, and the mesh fabric are sewn along the first seam line, and the sequined fabric body and the mesh fabric are folded along the first seam line away from the waistband, with the mesh fabric located inside the sequined fabric body. The waist-cinching component is an elastic band.

[0008] The length of the base fabric is 0.8-1.5 cm.

[0009] The waist-cinching component has a width of 3.5-4cm.

[0010] The seam allowance formed by sewing the lower part of the waistband to the lining along the second seam is 0.3-0.5cm.

[0011] The height difference between the first seam and the upper edge of the waistband is 0.3-0.5cm.

[0012] The mesh fabric has the same dimensions as the sequined fabric.

[0013] Compared to existing technologies, this utility model provides a waistband seam structure for sequined fabric, comprising a sequined fabric, a waistband, and a lining. The sequined fabric includes a sequined fabric body covered with sequins and a base fabric not covered with sequins. The upper part of the waistband is sewn to the sequined fabric along a first seam. The sequined fabric body is folded along the first seam away from the waistband, so that the sequins face the outside of the waistband seam structure, and a bud structure is formed at the upper part of the waistband. The base fabric is located between the sequined fabric body and the waistband. The lower part of the waistband is sewn to the lining along a second seam. The lining is folded along the second seam away from the waistband, so that the right side of the folded part of the lining faces the back side of the sequined fabric body.

[0014] The waistband seam structure of this application forms a bud structure by sewing the waistband and sequined fabric in a straight line along the first seam. There is no need to add an additional independent bud component. While retaining the bud structure to prevent users from being cut, it greatly reduces the number of seam layers, reduces the thickness of the waistband from the source, and improves the fit between the waistband and the human waist. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of the sequined fabric, mesh, waistband and lining provided by this utility model, which are joined together by the first seam and the second seam.

[0016] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric provided by this utility model.

[0017] Attached icon number 1. Sequin fabric, 11. Sequin fabric body, 12. Base fabric, 2. Waistband, 3. Lining, 51. First seam, 52. Second seam, 4. Mesh fabric. Detailed Implementation

[0018] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and effects of this utility model clearer and more explicit, the present utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only used to explain this utility model and are not intended to limit this utility model.

[0019] It should be noted that when a component is referred to as being "mounted on," "fixed to," or "set on" another component, it can be directly on the other component or may have an intervening component present. When a component is referred to as being "connected to" another component, it can be directly connected to the other component or may have an intervening component present.

[0020] It should also be noted that the directional terms such as left, right, up, and down in the embodiments of this utility model are only relative concepts or are based on the normal use state of the product, and should not be considered as restrictive.

[0021] In the apparel industry, sequined fabrics, with their surface sequins that refract and reflect light, create a dazzling decorative effect, making them an important material for enhancing the fashion sense of women's wear, formal dresses, and casual wear. Sequined fabrics are typically made by attaching sequins made of materials such as acrylic, resin, or metal to the surface of a base fabric through bonding, sewing, or other methods. Their unique visual attributes greatly satisfy consumers' demand for personalized clothing.

[0022] However, the sequins on sequined fabrics often have stiff and sharp edges, which can easily cut the skin when in direct contact with the waist. Therefore, when sequined fabrics are sewn together, a gusseted structure needs to be set at the waist. At the same time, in order to enhance the support and stability of the waist and make the garment fit the curve of the waist better, a waistband is usually sewn on simultaneously. Finally, the lining is sewn to the waistband. The drawback of the above-mentioned sequined fabric waistband sewing structure is that, because sequined fabric itself has a certain thickness, the need to sew on the gusseted structure and waistband results in a relatively thick seam. When worn, the waistband area is prone to a noticeable "edge," resulting in poor fit to the curve of the waist and even causing new discomfort due to pressure during movement.

[0023] This utility model provides a waistband seam structure for sequined fabric. Please refer to [link / reference]. Figure 1 and Figure 2The device includes a sequined fabric 1, a waistband 2, and a lining 3. The sequined fabric 1 includes a sequined fabric body 11 covered with sequins and a base fabric 12 not covered with sequins. The upper part of the waistband 2 is sewn to the sequined fabric 1 along a first seam 51. The sequined fabric body 11 is folded along the first seam 51 away from the waistband 2 so that the sequins face the outside of the waistband seam structure and a bud structure is formed at the upper part of the waistband. The base fabric 12 is located between the sequined fabric body 11 and the waistband 2. The lower part of the waistband 2 is sewn to the lining 3 along a second seam 52. The lining 3 is folded along the second seam 52 away from the waistband so that the right side of the folded part of the lining 3 faces the back of the sequined fabric body 11. It should be noted that the sequined fabric 1 is usually made of sequins made of acrylic, resin or metal, which are fixed to the surface of the base fabric by means of bonding, sewing or other methods. In this application, in order to better realize the sewing between the sequined fabric 1 and the waistband 2, the sequins are removed from some areas of the sequined fabric 1, which is the area corresponding to the aforementioned base fabric 12. Except for the smooth base fabric area, the other areas of the sequined fabric 1 are all provided with sequins on the base fabric, which is the aforementioned sequined fabric body 11. Figure 1 The first seam 51 divides the sequined fabric 1 into the upper sequined fabric body 11 and the lower base fabric 12. Figure 1 and Figure 2 The raised portion on the sequined fabric body 11 is used to indicate the sequins.

[0024] The waistband seam structure of this application forms a bud structure by sewing the waistband 2 and sequined fabric 1 together along the first seam line 51. This eliminates the need for additional independent bud components, significantly reducing the number of seam layers while retaining the bud structure to prevent cuts to the user. This reduces the thickness of the waistband from the source and improves the fit between the waistband and the user's waist. The sewn bud structure integrates with the waistband 2, improving the neatness of the waistband edges and providing stable support. Their combined effect ensures that the waistband fits snugly against the curve of the waist, preventing clothing from slipping, and also adapts to waist movement and deformation through the characteristics of the waistband 2, reducing discomfort caused by compression during activity.

[0025] Furthermore, the waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric also includes mesh fabric 4. The upper part of the waistband 2, the sequined fabric 1 and the mesh fabric 4 are sewn along the first seam line 51, and the sequined fabric body 11 and the mesh fabric 4 are folded away from the waistband 2 along the first seam line 51. The mesh fabric 4 is located inside the sequined fabric body 11.

[0026] In this embodiment, based on the bud structure formed by sewing the waistband 2 and the sequined fabric 1, a mesh fabric 4 is added and sewn simultaneously, which helps to improve the stability of the first seam 51. The folded mesh fabric 4 is located inside the sequined fabric body 11. The mesh fabric 4 adheres to the back of the sequined fabric body 11 and provides support for it, which can increase the stiffness of the sequined fabric body 11 and has a shaping effect at the waist, preventing the sequined fabric body 11 from collapsing and deforming at the waist. At the same time, in the area corresponding to the lining 3, the mesh fabric 4 can also fill the protrusions and stiffness brought by the sequins to avoid discomfort when the user wears the clothing.

[0027] Furthermore, the waistband 2 is an elastic band, which, utilizing its excellent elastic recovery properties, frees the waistband from the limitations of traditional fixed sizes, allowing it to flexibly adapt to the wearing needs of different waist sizes and solving the problems of traditional waistbands having a single size and poor adaptability. At the same time, the elasticity allows the waistband to fit snugly against the waist curve, preventing clothing from slipping down due to poor fit between the waistband and the waist. The elasticity of the elastic band can dynamically cushion the tension caused by waist movements, significantly reducing the feeling of constriction and pressure on the waist compared to traditional rigid waistbands, making it especially suitable for daily activities or dynamic scenarios. Its soft texture and the seamless transition between the sequined fabric 1 and the lining 3 avoid the discomfort caused by traditional stiff structures.

[0028] Furthermore, the base fabric 12 has a length of 0.8-1.5cm. If the base fabric 12 with sequins is directly sewn to the waistband 2, the raised sequins will hinder the fabric from adhering during sewing, leading to misaligned seams and uneven stitches, affecting the aesthetics and regularity of the waistband structure. During sewing, the sequins are easily punctured or fall off by the sewing machine needle, not only reducing the integrity of the fabric but also causing insufficient strength at the seam, which can easily lead to seam opening. The base fabric 12 provides a stable and smooth sewing base for the first seam 51, preventing the first seam 51 from directly penetrating the sequins and causing breakage or uneven sewing due to the raised sequins, thus ensuring a firm connection between the sequined fabric 1 and the waistband 2 from the source. Preferably, the base fabric 12 has a length of 1cm. If the base fabric 12 is too long, it is easy to wrinkle at the waistband, which will also cause material waste and increase costs. If the base fabric 12 is too short, it will affect the sewing effect and easily cause the seam to crack.

[0029] Furthermore, the waistband 2 has a width of 3.5-4cm, which ensures sufficient elastic force-bearing area, making the waistband tightness adjustment uniform and stable, avoiding the problem of excessive local pressure or insufficient elasticity caused by traditional narrow elastic bands; and it does not cause the waistband to be bulky due to excessive width, thus taking into account both comfort and aesthetics.

[0030] Furthermore, the seam allowance formed by sewing the lower part of the waistband 2 and the lining fabric 3 along the second seam 52 is 0.3-0.5cm wide. Preferably, the seam allowance is 0.4cm wide, which provides sufficient sewing attachment area for the second seam 52, ensuring a firm connection between the waistband 2 and the lining fabric 3 and avoiding the problem of the seam coming loose due to an excessively narrow seam allowance. It also prevents the inner side of the waistband from bulging due to an excessively wide seam allowance, ensuring a smooth feel on the inner side of the waistband and improving wearing comfort.

[0031] Furthermore, the height difference between the first seam 51 and the upper edge of the waistband 2 is 0.3-0.5cm, that is, the height of the bud portion is 0.3-0.5cm. The waistband 2 and the sequined fabric 1 are sewn together using the first seam 51, and then the sewn sequined fabric body 11 is folded over to expose a portion higher than the upper edge of the sequined fabric 1. This portion higher than the upper edge of the sequined fabric 1 serves as the bud portion of the traditional bud structure. The bud portion is formed through the aforementioned operation, which is simple to operate and allows for precise control of the bud portion height. Preferably, the height difference between the first seam 51 and the upper edge of the waistband 2 is 0.4cm. This height allows the bud structure to form a complete flexible transition edge, effectively preventing the hard edge of the sequins from contacting the skin, solving the problem of the sequins cutting the skin due to improper bud height, and avoiding the "ridged" feeling caused by the waistband edge bending after the bud is too high.

[0032] Furthermore, the mesh fabric 4 has the same dimensions as the sequined fabric 1. The identical dimensions of the mesh fabric 4 and sequined fabric 1 allow for simultaneous cutting and alignment during sewing, eliminating the need to adjust the positions of the two fabrics during sewing and avoiding misalignment issues caused by size mismatch. This consistent size ensures that the mesh fabric 4 completely conforms to the coverage area of ​​the sequined fabric body 11, fully covering the area between the waistband 2 and the sequined fabric body 11 after folding, preventing any areas lacking mesh fabric 4 support and ensuring even stress distribution throughout the seam. In garments using the waistband seam structure of this application, the sequined fabric body 11 serves as the outer fabric, and the mesh fabric 4 effectively supports the sequined fabric body 11, enhancing its crispness and giving the garment a three-dimensional feel.

[0033] In summary, the present invention provides a waistband seam structure for sequined fabric, comprising a sequined fabric, a waistband, and a lining. The sequined fabric includes a sequined fabric body covered with sequins and a base fabric not covered with sequins. The upper part of the waistband is sewn to the sequined fabric along a first seam. The sequined fabric body is folded along the first seam away from the waistband, so that the sequins face the outside of the waistband seam structure, and a bud structure is formed at the upper part of the waistband. The base fabric is located between the sequined fabric body and the waistband. The lower part of the waistband is sewn to the lining along a second seam. The lining is folded along the second seam away from the waistband, so that the right side of the folded part of the lining faces the back side of the sequined fabric body.

[0034] The waistband seam structure of this application forms a bud structure by sewing the waistband and sequined fabric in a straight line along the first seam. There is no need to add an additional independent bud component. While retaining the bud structure to prevent users from being cut, it greatly reduces the number of seam layers, reduces the thickness of the waistband from the source, and improves the fit between the waistband and the human waist.

[0035] It is understood that those skilled in the art can make equivalent substitutions or changes based on the technical solution and inventive concept of this utility model, and all such substitutions or changes should fall within the protection scope of the appended claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. A waistband seam structure for sequined fabric, characterized in that, The device includes a sequined fabric, a waistband, and a lining. The sequined fabric comprises a sequined fabric body covered with sequins and a base fabric not covered with sequins. The upper part of the waistband is sewn to the sequined fabric along a first seam. The sequined fabric body is folded along the first seam away from the waistband so that the sequins face the outside of the waistband seam structure and a bud structure is formed at the upper part of the waistband. The base fabric is located between the sequined fabric body and the waistband. The lower part of the waistband is sewn to the lining along a second seam. The lining is folded along the second seam away from the waistband so that the right side of the folded portion of the lining faces the back side of the sequined fabric body.

2. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, It also includes mesh fabric, the upper part of the waist-cinching piece, the sequined fabric and the mesh fabric are sewn together along the first seam, and the sequined fabric body and the mesh fabric are folded along the first seam toward the side away from the waist-cinching piece, with the mesh fabric located inside the sequined fabric body.

3. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, The waist-cinching component is an elastic band.

4. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, The length of the base fabric is 0.8-1.5 cm.

5. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 3, characterized in that, The waist-cinching component has a width of 3.5-4cm.

6. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 4, characterized in that, The seam allowance formed by sewing the lower part of the waistband to the lining along the second seam is 0.3-0.5cm.

7. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 4, characterized in that, The height difference between the first seam and the upper edge of the waistband is 0.3-0.5cm.

8. The waistband seam structure of the sequined fabric according to claim 2, characterized in that, The mesh fabric has the same dimensions as the sequined fabric.

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