MAIN MATERIALS: The basic material used in the preparation of a product
APARTMENT: Sewn patch to clear sleeve slit
APPLIQUE: Top attached to the garment
EPAULETTE: The piece worn as an ornament on the shoulders of the clothes
AGGRA: The device that connects the fastener, especially the two ends of the bras.
BALENE: Plastic shaped bars, which are commonly used to keep the clothes in the desired image/form, are mostly used in the form of a half-moon at the bottom of the bonnets in the bra, or bars used to prevent bending in the side underarm seam of the bra, especially in strapless models.
BASE MOLD: The main mold on which the model will be applied
WE: penetrating tool used for marking
BIE: Treatment with an additional material to clean and/or decorate different parts of the garment
SHIR: The slack added by shrinking to the slack part used to form and/or model the garment.
BRIT/HANGER/LILET: Thin strip on the appropriate part of the garment to hang the garment
WE: Steel pointed and wooden handle tool used to pierce the place to pass such as needle, eyelet, rivet when sewing a solid thing.
SHIR: The slack added by shrinking to the slack part used to form and/or model the garment.
RULER: A drawing tool with a length suitable for use, with smooth edges, with cm spacing.
TWEEZERS: Small tongs for threading multi-thread machines
GASKET: Splitting the pattern to form the trouser back
FLASH: Joining two pieces by sewing
PAINTER: Topstitch sewn at a width of 0 - 2 mm
FENCE: Marks and notches indicating seam joining
LINE STONE: Soap for scratching fabric
DOUBLE MACHINE: Machines equipped with two needles with a certain distance and their sewing mechanism, forming two parallel rows of straight stitches at the same time
DBI. : plain yarn
DIGITE TABLE: Electronic mechanism that enables transferring the lines and marks of hand-prepared molds to the computer.
SEAM ALLOWANCE: Giving the necessary surpluses for planting in the mold
DIGITE TABLE: Electronic mechanism that enables transferring the lines and marks of hand-prepared molds to the computer.
WOVEN FABRICS: Textile surfaces formed by the intersection of two yarn groups called warp and weft perpendicular to each other.
FLAT SIZE YARN: The line marked on the pattern showing the warp direction of the fabric.
DRAGING: Appearance of fabric or pattern paper in garment position
DRAPE: Giving the fabric a folded, draped form and appearance in certain areas
ESHEL: A measuring tool used in miniature mold drawings with reduced dimensions in certain proportions of the meter.
EXTRAFOR: Woven tape used to reduce fabric stretch
FIRFIR / FARBELA-FABRA: Gathered piece added to different parts of the garment
FLETO POCKET: Piece in the form of tape of different widths, which is inserted into the cut (slit) pocket edges
GAZE: Topstitch sewn 0,5 cm or more wide
GODE/FLYWHEEL: The piece that opens by expanding towards the narrow end
MITER: Tool used for angle drawing and measurements
ISPALA: Shoulder width in jacket and vest
JAPANESE: A type of sleeve that comes out of the body, with a shoulder form, stitched from the neckline to the end of the sleeve in the middle of the sleeve, without an armhole where the arm is attached to the body
TIME SHEET: A list showing the types and colors of products such as paint, fabric, carpet in small pieces,
CLOSING SHARE: The distance between the pat edge and the middle of the garment
CUP SIZE: The table created according to the difference in size between the chest circumference and the under-chest circumference used in bra size definitions
QUILTED: Planar joining process of at least two textile materials by placing them on top of each other.
CAVADORA: The place where the shoulder and arm meet at the seam, the armhole
CROWBAR: cross stitch
BELT: Cleaning and form piece sewn to the waist of the garment
MATCH GRASS: topstitch sewn 0,3 cm wide
KK : fabric layer
COLLETE: The part of the garment where the arm is attached
CONTACT: Bringing two fabrics together
BUCKET (AGGRA): Skirts/pants etc. tool for joining the two sides of clothing and consisting of a metal ring and a hook
BRIDGE: Belt place on trousers/skirts
CORSAGE: In the upper body; from under the bust to the end of the waist, on the lower body; Shaped transverse cuts between the waistline and the low hips, in a body-hugging structure
DOUBLE BREASTED: In closed garment models, the type of closure in which the closure margin is worked by giving more than the required amount
CUBE: The piece formed by the longitudinal cuts made on the pattern to give the garment a body form and to give it a model feature.
BIRDS EYE: Small metal ring that attaches to holes made/drilled in various parts of the garment
MACHINE PARK: Machines arranged according to the sewing order of the model to be sewn
CUFF: A flat or shaped piece of clothing, usually stiffened with a backing material, that is inserted into the armhole to gather the sleeve ends of the garment and to provide ease of use.
BOBBIN: Metal reel on which thread is wound in order to give movement to the lower thread in industrial flat machines.
SCISSORS: tool used for cutting
MACROSCOPIC ANATOMY: The branch of science that examines the shape and structure of the human body and the relationships between these formations with the naked eye.
MEASUREMENT: Foldable, bendable measuring tool made of soft material with meter or inch measuring system
BREAK: Feed rate given to the mold
MOSTRA / CLAMP: Body front inner part in collar forms and zippered front closures
EXPRESSION PAPER: Thin paper used for preparing pattern drawing in 1/1 dimensions
RIB: One or two millimeter battery
LACE: 1- Rope tape interlining, which is usually attached to the armhole, 2- Material used for decoration purposes.
OVERLOCK: The process carried out on a sewing machine used for overcasting, cleaning and joining, which has different types according to different fabric types and processes.
PASTA: Ironing mechanism connected to the steam boiler that sticks the fabric to the table when the air extraction system works
CASTLE PLAN: Layout plan prepared according to the fabric width and order assortment of the production molds, whose main mold is prepared and serialized in the desired sizes.
PAT: Opening with closing margin given to different parts of the garment
PATLET: Cover made to hide buttons or zipper
PLIERS: The share taken from the mold to give the body form to the garment
SILL: Sewn piece to clean curved parts of garment
PELUR PAPER: Thin paper of various colors used for copy work
BATTERY: The abundance given by folding in order to add form and model feature to the garment.
PLEAT: The work of forming the fabric, which retains heat and is suitable for folding, by folding it in a certain order with the help of a machine.
PISTOL: Drawing tool with different shapes used to draw curves properly in miniature mold drawing
PLOTTER PAPER: Adhesive or non-adhesive drawing paper used in plotter machine
PLOTTER MACHINE: Plotter with large size and generally using paper in roll form
PONT: Blind stitch
Bartack Stitch: Wrap stitching for embellishing the garment and securing the seam
REGLAN: A type of sleeve with or without seams above the arm, where the sleeve set forms a slanting line and joins with the front and back neck grooves.
REGULA: Re-cutting and correcting the parts cut according to the template with seamless-share patterns
RIGA: Drawing tool with different curve shapes used to draw curved places properly when drawing molds in 1/1 dimensions.
RIVET: The rivet that is generally used in the pocket parts of jeans
ROBA: Dividing the pattern horizontally to form or model the shirt/dress top
TEMPLATE: Ready-to-cut mold with seam allowances and all texts and markings
SURFACE: Hand-made sparse and cross stitching so that the fabric does not throw threads from the edges
TEXTILE SURFACES: Various surfaces produced from yarns, fibers or combinations of yarns and fibers used in apparel production
CLOTH: By adding volume and resistance to the processed fabric and contributing to the shape to be given to the garment, it plays a supporting role in tasks such as sewing, washing and ironing, and is attached with different methods in order to obtain the expected appearance, quality and effect of the garment.
TACKING: Temporary sewing process for joining on fabric
BIAS: Cross cutting of fabric
FLYWHEEL: The piece prepared by giving abundance with circular movements
AUXILIARY APPARATUS: Parts that enable any vehicle to be used for various purposes
AUXILIARY MATERIAL: Material used in the preparation of a product other than the basic material
SLASH: The opening given to the desired part to provide freedom of movement in the garment or to apply a model.
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