Ladies Pant High Waist Zip Work Pant With Pockets

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Evening Dress

Label	tight	Tall waist	zipper
OEM	color	logo	material
Material	Main: 100% Polyester Lining: 97% Polyester, 3% Elastane
Size(custom)	M-5XL
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STEP 4 – CLIP AND TURN

Clip the corners and curves of the patch pocket, leaving the gap untouched. Pinking shears make this really easy.

STEP 5 – TURN AND PRESS

Turn the patch pocket the right way out through the gap. The fabric at the gap will be pressed to the inside so that it is invisible. Your pocket is now ready to attach to your garment.

STEP 6 – ATTACH THE POCKET

Place the pocket on the garment and pin it in place. Baste if you prefer this method of securing the pocket before sewing it onto the fabric.

Sew the patch pocket in place with a matching or contrasting thread. Reinforce the pocket at the top side edges to ensure the pocket holds fast at the edge.

AUSCHALINK Fashion Co., Ltd.

Auschalink is an ODM/OEM manufacturer specializing in all kinds of medium-to-high end women’s wear, established in 2007, affiliated with Austgrow International Group in Australia, and located in Humen Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The company covers an area of 4500㎡, adopts advanced intelligent production equipment, has 4 complete production lines and more than 200 employees, and the current production capacity is approximately 500,000 pieces.

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When can I get the quotation?

We usually quote you within 24 hours after we get your inquiry. If you are very urgent to get the quotation, please call us or tell us in your mail, so that we could regard your inquiry in priority.
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How long is your production lead time?

It depends on the product selected and order qty. Normally, it takes us 15 days for an order after everything confirmed.
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What’s your payment terms?

30% deposit in advance, 70% balance before shipment by T/T, or LC AT SIGHT.
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Wonder if you are able to accept small order less than your MOQ?

Do not worry. Feel free to contact us. In order to get more orders and give our clients more convener, we accept small order with reasonable price.
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Do you accept OEM/ODM order?

Yes! We accept all OEM orders, just contact us and give us your design.We can customize products as per your request or sample. You can email us to tell us the detailed information about the new product, such as the photos, size, material and quantity you prefer.
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Does your company has its own R&D team?

Yes, we have experienced fashion designers team, technicians and skilled sample makers.

Learn how to sew patch pockets that are lined or unlined. A patch pocket is a great way to add something functional and decorative to a garment. The patch pocket can use up scraps or make a contrasting addition to your pattern. They can even disguise a hole or nasty stain. A favorite garment can be saved by the addition of a patch pocket and no one needs to know that the patch was not part of the original design.

HOW TO SEW PATCH POCKETS

Patch pockets can be lined or unlined. Lined pockets are best for curved shapes whereas unlined patch pockets are best for pockets with straight edges. Unlined pockets can be found on shirt fronts and on the back of jeans. Here I will show you both methods.

STEP 1 – MAKE A PATTERN

Choose the size and shape of the pocket. If you are following a commercial pattern there may be a pattern piece for the pocket. But if you are making your own pocket design then draw one out on paper to the size you require. A good basic suggestion is to use the size of your hand to gauge the size of the pocket. Add on seam allowances of at least ¼ inch (6mm). Smaller seams work well when there are curves in your patch pockets.

STEP 2 – CUTTING

Cut out your 2 pieces of fabric from your pocket pattern. Thin fabrics may require you to use fusible interfacing on the wrong side of the inside pocket piece.

STEP 3 – STITCH

Put the pocket pieces with right sides together and stitch all the way around, leaving a 1 ½-inch (4cm) gap on one side. It is best to leave the gap on a straight edge if possible.