What kind of detail is the 'turn-up' mentioned in the velvet skirt description?
You might wonder how a folded-up hem is applied to an elegant velvet skirt. This question seeks to check how the stitching and turn-up finish, commonly used in denim, blend with velvet.
It is a finish where the hem is folded upward to the outside to reveal the inside and outside textures, and is bordered with ivory stitching to add a casual feel.
Turn-up refers to a finishing method where the hem of pants or a skirt is folded upward toward the outside. Centaur incorporated this turn-up structure into the hem after applying a washing process to the velvet-coated material[1]. When the hem is folded, the turn-up detail naturally reveals itself[2].
The stitch finishing is also noticeable. Ivory-colored denim stitching is applied around the entire skirt to distinctly accentuate the stitch lines[3]. By creating lines with light thread on the dark velvet surface, it adds a firm contour to the soft fabric.
hmmm, by combining the hem turn-up and casual stitching with the weighty, calm velvet, it strikes a balance that pairs comfortably with everyday wear.
It has not yet been confirmed whether the folded turn-up hem is fixed with stitching or styled by folding it yourself.