What kind of detail is the "circular embroidery" mentioned in the product description?
The user noticed an unfamiliar sewing term while reading the sweatshirt description and wants to confirm what shape it has and what role it serves.
It is an embroidery technique that finishes the edge of a hole by densely stitching thread in a circle, serving as an eyelet through which a string can be passed and tied.
Circular embroidery is a finishing method in which a small hole is made in the fabric and the circumference is densely stitched in a circular shape to wrap around it so that threads do not fray. Because it is finished by encircling it with thread instead of attaching metal eyelet hardware, the fabric does not become stiff and blends in naturally.
THREE TO EIGHTY's cutout sweatshirt is designed so that strings can be passed through these embroidered holes to create various styles, such as tying ribbons[1]. Instead of exposed metal decorations, the string is threaded through the round embroidered holes so that the silhouette of the garment can be adjusted.
Whether the string can be completely detached and worn has not yet been confirmed in official materials.
Product measurements
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CUT OUT SWEATSHIRT (BLACK)
Measurements
| Part | ONE SIZE |
|---|---|
| 총장 | 65cm |
| 소매길이 | 54cm |
| 어깨 | 61cm |
| 가슴 ◦ | 65cm |
| 밑단 ◦ | 43cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.