What kind of method is the 'cut-off finish' mentioned in the bag description?
After seeing a description indicating that the edges of the bag look frayed, the shopper is curious about the product's finishing method and characteristics.
It is a finish where the raw cut edge of the fabric is left exposed without being separately bound or folded and stitched, allowing threads to fray naturally.
Cut-off is a sewing method that keeps the cut raw edge as is, without folding the seam allowance inward.
YEOMIM's camp frill bag (vintage camo) is made with this finish applied along the edges of the ruffles, allowing threads to naturally fray out[1][2]. Because the edges are not encased, the texture of the cut threads is exposed on the outside, creating a natural style[3].
Generally, fabric treated with a cut-off finish develops softer frayed threads along the edges as time passes and it is handled, taking on a settled shape tailored to the user.
It has not yet been confirmed whether a separate fray-preventing stitch is applied on the inside to keep the edge fraying from spreading beyond a certain point.
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camp frill bag (vintage camo)
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 363g |