What kind of shape does the 'ruching baby lock' on the shirt collar create?
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It is a finishing method that gathers the fabric edge finely and stitches it densely wrapped to create a natural wavy shape.
Ruching is a technique that creates fine gathers in the fabric to add dimension, and baby lock refers to an interlock sewing technique where the edge of the fabric is densely wrapped and stitched with thin thread. When both processes are used together, the edge of the fabric finishes in a soft, wavy curve rather than stiffly folding.
INSILENCE applied the ruching baby lock finish around the collar circumference of the 레이스업 스트랩 셔츠 KHAKI BROWN (Khaki Brown) option[1]. Unlike typical collar edges that are flat and angular, the fine gathers at the edge reveal a delicate texture around the neckline.
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