KR20010098751A - A Sewing Method - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a sewing method of joining two sheets of leather or sheets of other material together. The sewing method includes folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion, positioning the edge of the second sheet of material so as to be approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material, and the second To secure the material sheet to the first material sheet, sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets, separating the first material sheet and the second material sheet so that the two sheets of the first seam The sides folded and the folded portion protruding against two sheets of sheets extending laterally, near the first seam, the folded portion over the first seam approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets. Fold so that the folded portion is placed over the second sheet of material such that adjacent edges of the first and second sheet of material are enclosed. And sewing the second seam through the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet.

It also provides a sewing method of joining two animal skin sheets together, and a sewing method of making garments that can be worn by using both the hairy side and the polished leather side outside. This method has a special effect because the lines of hair are shown extending between the seams of the garments of the leather cotton where the pieces of material are sewn together.

Description

Sewing Method {A Sewing Method}

The present invention relates to a sewing method and a garment made using the sewing method.

In the production of clothing, pieces of fabric of different shapes are sewn together to form clothing. At the junction where the pieces of fabric are joined together, a portion of the material to be joined overlaps and protrudes outward from the flat side of the material, so that the wear of the garment is often worn out, not protruding outward from the flat side or forming projections. Make sure that the side you do not see is the outer side of the garment. In this situation, the garment is not a reversible garment that can be worn on both sides because the overlapped material is sewn out and aesthetically pleasing.

Recently, in garments that can be worn on both sides, such as double-sided jackets, an inner lining is inserted to cover the interior of the jacket, which in turn causes the inner lining to cover the overlapping portion of the jacket material protruding outward from the surface. Given. In addition, the edges of the material where the two parts are joined can be exposed, which can be unsightly. Endothelialization requires more work to complete the garment from the point of view of the garment manufacturer and also increases the cost of materials during manufacture.

Animal skin with hair on one side and soft cotton on the other is popular in the manufacture of garments, but animal skin is extremely difficult to work with due to the thickness of its material and the presence of hair or hair. . Because animal skins are thick and rough, it is difficult to sew seams and such seams usually have exposed edges. This is not only good looking, but also not suitable for the production of clothing that can be worn on both sides. Applicants believe that making a hairy side of a hairy garment come out aesthetically pleasing, but it is not easy to make a seam with this effect, especially a thin and uniform seam.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved method of joining two materials together and preferably an easy-to-use sewing method and a garment that can be worn on both sides made by the sewing method.

1 is a schematic illustration of a first sheet of material according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a second sheet of material bonded to the first sheet of material in FIG. 1 in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating that the second material sheet is bonded to the first material sheet of FIG. 1 by the first seam.

FIG. 4 is another diagram schematically illustrating the two bonded sheets shown in FIG. 3.

FIG. 5 is a schematic illustration of the backside of the two bonded sheets shown in FIG. 4 with a second bar.

6 is a diagram schematically illustrating that a first material sheet is bonded to a second material sheet by a first seam line according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the two sheets bonded together of FIG. 6.

FIG. 8 is another cross-sectional view of the two sheets bonded together of FIGS. 6 and 7.

FIG. 9 is another cross-sectional view of the two sheets shown in FIG. 8 bonded together with a second bar.

FIG. 10 is a schematic illustration of the two sheets of sheets bonded together in FIG. 9.

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10: first leather material sheet 13: folded portion

16: 2nd leather material sheet 22: 1st seam

24: the second seam

The configuration of the present invention for achieving the above object is as follows.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a sewing method for joining two sheets of leather or sheets of other material to each other, wherein the sewing method

(a) folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion;

(b) positioning the edge of the second sheet of material to be adjacent approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material;

(c) sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the second sheet of material to the first sheet of material;

(d) separating the first sheet of material and the second sheet of material such that the two sheets are stretched on either side of the first seam and the folded portions stand out against the two sheets of sheet spread on both sides;

(e) folding the folded portion over the first seam line so that it is approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets, near the first seam, so that the folded portion is placed on the second material sheet to Enclosing adjacent edges; And

(f) sewing the second seam by piercing the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet.

It includes.

Preferably, step (a) further includes a step of allowing the opposite sides of the folded portion to adhere to each other.

In an embodiment the material is animal skin. However, instead of animal skins, the material can be artificial leather.

In an embodiment in this aspect of the invention, one or both of the first and second sheet of material are animal skins, the animal skins having a hairy side and a hairless side, wherein step (a) is performed The hair adjacent to the edge is removed on the entire haired side.

The present invention also provides a garment made by a sewing method in which two leather sheets or sheets of other material are glued together.

(a) folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion;

(b) positioning the edge of the second sheet of material to be adjacent approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material;

(c) sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the second sheet of material to the first sheet of material;

(d) separating the first sheet of material and the second sheet of material such that the two sheets are stretched on either side of the first seam and the folded portions stand out against the two sheets of sheet spread on both sides;

(e) folding the folded portion over the first seam line so that it is approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets, near the first seam, so that the folded portion is placed on the second material sheet to Enclosing adjacent edges; And

(f) sewing the second seam by perforating the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet.

It includes.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a sewing method of joining two sheets of animal skin sheets or sheets of other materials to each other, wherein the sheets each have a hairy side and a hairless side, the hairy side of the sheet surface. The surface is covered with a plurality of filaments, the sewing method is

(a) the edges of the first sheet of material are positioned almost parallel to the edges of the second sheet of material, with the hairy sides of the two sheets facing each other so that the edges of the first sheet of material are the edges of the second sheet of material; Positioning at a constant distance from and behind;

(b) stitching the first seam adjacent and parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the first sheet of material to the second sheet of material thereby making edge strips on the first and second sheet of material, respectively; step;

(c) separating the first and second sheet of material such that the two sheets spread out on either side of the first seam and the edge pieces protrude against the sheet spread out on both sides;

(d) fold the edge pieces near the first seam so that the second edge piece is placed on the hairless side of the first sheet of material such that the first edge piece of the second edge piece of the hairy side and the first sheet of material Enclosing between hairless sides; And

(e) sewing the second seam by perforating the second edge piece and the first material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the second edge piece relative to the first material sheet.

It includes.

More preferably, the liquor decoration of the thread coming out between the back side of the second edge piece and the first sheet of material by combing or facing the thread on the hairy side of the second edge piece before step (e) is performed ( fringe of filaments).

In an alternative embodiment, the threads may be removed from the hairy side of the second edge piece before step (e) is performed.

Preferably the sheet material comprises animal skin and the plurality of yarns comprise animal hair or hair. Animal skins include sheep skins or lamb skins.

The present invention further provides a garment made by a sewing method of joining two sheets of animal skin sheets or sheets of other materials, the sheets each having a hairy side and a hairless side, the hairy side covering the sheet surface and Which is a cotton with a plurality of filaments, the method of sewing

(a) the edges of the first sheet of material are positioned almost parallel to the edges of the second sheet of material, with the hairy sides of the two sheets facing each other so that the edges of the first sheet of material are the edges of the second sheet of material; Positioning at a constant distance from and behind;

(b) stitching the first seam adjacent and parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the first sheet of material to the second sheet of material thereby making edge strips on the first and second sheet of material, respectively; step;

(c) separating the first and second sheet of material such that the two sheets spread out on either side of the first seam and the edge pieces protrude against the sheet spread out on both sides;

(d) fold the edge pieces near the first seam so that the second edge piece is placed on the hairless side of the first sheet of material such that the first edge piece of the second edge piece of the hairy side and the first sheet of material Enclosing between hairless sides; And

(e) sewing the second seam by perforating the second edge piece and the first material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the second edge piece relative to the first material sheet.

It includes.

The term "material" as used in the description or claims of the invention herein should be interpreted broadly and includes within its scope materials such as leather, artificial leather and other textiles.

As used in the description or claims of the present specification, the words "comprises" and variations thereof "comprising" and the like do not exclude, but rather do not exclude, other shapes, adjuncts, components, integral parts, or steps. If nothing is explicitly stated, the scope of these terms should be construed broadly to have a meaning that encompasses others, not an exclusive meaning.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings in spite of any other form within the scope of the present invention.

A preferred embodiment of a sewing method of joining two leather sheets or other sheet materials together is presented. The sewing method includes folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion, positioning the edge of the second sheet of material so as to be approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material, and the second To secure the material sheet to the first material sheet, sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets, separating the first material sheet and the second material sheet so that the two sheets of the first seam Causing the sides to be folded and folded to stand against two sheets of sheets to be stretched to the sides, folding the folded portion above the first seam line, approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets, near the first seam, Placing the folded portion over the second sheet of material such that adjacent edges of the first and second sheet of material are surrounded, and the first Sewing the second seam by perforating the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet.

The sewing method is to sew the leather material to form a garment that can be worn as both the suede side of the leather material or the polished leather surface. Seams along where the material is to be joined do not spread outwardly and do not protrude from the surface of the material. The edges of the garments are covered by the folds and thus aesthetically pleasing, allowing the garment to be worn with both polished leather and suede sides outward.

Referring to FIG. 1, a first leather material sheet 10 having an edge 12 is shown. In this embodiment material 10 is used to make a jacket that can be worn on both leather and suede. The face shown in FIG. 1 is the suede face 11 of the material 10 and the opposite face 18 is a polished leather face (not shown).

The edge 12 of the leather material 10 is folded to form a folded portion 13. Prior to forming the folded portion 13, an adhesive strip is applied adjacent the edge 12 to secure the folded portion 13 in place. The width of the folded portion 13 from the edge 12 of the material 10 to the end of the folded portion 13 is generally approximately 5 mm. In other embodiments, it will be appreciated that the width of the folded portion 13 may be selected by the garment manufacturer in accordance with the requirements of the particular garment, although the sewing method of the folded portion 13 may be applied when the present sewing method is applied to the garment. The width generally ranges from 5 mm to 20 mm.

2 shows a sheet 16 of a second leather material having a polished leather surface 19. As on the sheet 10 of the first leather material, the opposite side of the polished leather surface 19 of the sheet of the second leather material is a suede face (not shown). The edge 20 of the sheet of second leather material 16 is positioned so as to adjoin parallel to the edge 12 of the sheet 10 of the first leather material, as shown by arrow 21.

Referring to FIG. 3, the two sheets of leather material 10, 16 are held in positions where the respective edges 12, 20 are adjacent to each other in parallel, with the first seam 22 parallel to the edges 12, 20. The two sheets are perforated to stitch the two sheets of leather material together.

Once the two sheets of leather material 10, 16 are joined together as shown in FIG. 3, the two sheets of leather material 10, 16 are separated from each other, for example, the first leather in the direction of the arrow 23. The material sheet 10 is moved. Both sheets are separated so that the first leather material sheet 10 and the second leather material sheet 16 are separated from each other and the folded seat 13 is raised as shown in FIG. 4.

Referring to FIG. 4, in order to complete the sewing process, by bending or folding the folded portion 13 in the direction of the arrow 25, the garment manufacturer folds the folded portion 13 again so that the folded position 13 is the second leather. The material sheet 16 is flush with the polished leather face 19 and the edges 12, 20 are not visible. Referring to FIG. 5, the garment manufacturer then sews the second seam line 24 by penetrating the seat 13 and the second leather material sheet 16 folded substantially parallel to the first seam line 22, so that the edge ( 12, 20) to be permanently covered.

As shown in FIG. 5, when looking at the two sheets of leather material 10 and 16 bonded by this method, only one seam line (second seam 24) is seen from the suede side of the bonded material. On the other hand, two seams 22, 24 are visible when viewed from the polished leather side.

If the leather material is sewn in this manner to make a garment, it can be seen that either the suede side of the garment or the polished leather side can be worn outward. The edges 12, 20 of the two sheets of leather material 10, 16 are completely obscured by the folded portion 13. Since no visible edges and protruding parts are present on the surface of the garment, one seam 24 visible on the suede side or two seams 22, 24 visible on the polished leather side provides an aesthetically pleasing appearance. In addition, the two seams 22 and 24 can be sewn together very closely to each other as needed so that they can look like a single seam from a distance.

This sewing method enables the production of double-sided garments that can be worn with both sides out without a separate inner shell on the garment. Therefore, only one sheet is required, and this method can reduce garment manufacturing time and material cost. In addition, the wearer has the benefit of having the same effect as having a suede garment and a polished leather garment by the suit.

In other embodiments, the sheet of material may be animal skin with one side polished leather side and the other side hairy. In this case, before joining the two sheets of material together, a portion of the hair can be removed from the sheet of material with a razor or the like. This does not interfere with the formation of the folded portion 13 and also prevents the hair from falling out below the folded portion 13. By this method, for example, a garment made using sheepskin can be coated with the hairy side on the outside, or the polished leather side on the outside, resulting in a two-sided product as already described. .

The sewing method according to another embodiment of the present invention allows the animal skin to be sewn into the garment so that both the cottony or polished leather side can be coated with the garment. The joints along the part to which the material is bonded do not extend outwardly or protrude from the surface of the material. The result is an aesthetically pleasing garment that can be worn on both sides. In addition, the tufts of hair extending from the polished leather side are interesting and aesthetically pleasing.

Preferred embodiments relate to a method of sewing animal skins and to a method of pasting animal skins such as sheep skins or lamb skins. One side of the lambskin is a polished leather side and the other side is a hairy side. Other animal skins may also be used.

With reference to FIG. 6, a first animal skin sheet 16 ′ having a polished leather face 19 ′ can be seen. The opposite side of the polished leather side 19 'of the first animal skin sheet 16' is in an array of fine thread yarns that make up the hairy side. The second animal skin sheet 10 'also has a polished leather face 18' (not shown) and a hairy face 11 '.

Two animal skin sheets 16 ', 10 by having the first animal skin sheet 16' have an edge 20 'positioned adjacent to and parallel to the edge 12' of the second animal skin sheet 10 '. ') Hairy sides face each other and the edge 20' of the first animal leather sheet 16 'is spaced apart from the edge 12' of the second animal leather sheet 10 ' . The first seam 22 'is sewn parallel to the edge 22', thereby joining the two animal skin sheets 16 ', 10' together. The distance between the first seam line 22 'and the edge 20' of the first animal skin sheet 16 'is between the first seam line 22' and the edge 12 'of the second animal skin sheet 10'. Shorter than This is the second edge piece 13 'above the second animal leather sheet 10' between the first seam 22 'and the second animal leather sheet 10' and the first animal leather sheet 16 ', respectively. And a first edge piece 14 'above the first animal skin sheet 16'.

7 is a cross-sectional view of two animal leather sheets joined together by a first seam 22 '. In this figure it can be seen that the two sheets are placed adjacent to each other with the polished leather surfaces 18 'and 19' facing outwards. The second edge piece 13 ′ of the second animal skin sheet 10 ′ is shown to have yarns of hair extending from the hairy side of the second animal skin sheet 10 ′. The width of the second edge piece 13 ′ is approximately 5 mm from the end edge 12 ′ of the second animal skin sheet 10 ′ to the first seam 22 ′. In other embodiments, it can be seen that the width of the edge piece may be selected by the garment manufacturer according to the requirements of the particular garment, but the width of the edge piece is generally 5 mm when the present sewing method is applied to the garment. Reaches 20 mm.

6 and 7, once the two animal leather sheets 10 ', 16' are coupled to each other, the second animal leather sheet 10 'and the first animal leather sheet 16' are shown in FIG. By moving each animal leather sheet in the direction of the arrow to separate from each other, the two sheets of animal leather sheets 10 'and 16' are unfolded on both sides to be separated from each other as shown in FIG.

Referring to FIG. 8, it can be seen that the edge pieces 13 ′ and 14 ′ rise against the polished leather surfaces 18 ′ and 19 ′ of the two animal skin sheets 10 ′ and 16 ′. To complete the sewing process, the garment manufacturer can bend or fold the second edge piece 13 'by bending the second edge piece 13' in the direction of the arrow 25 'and as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. Likewise, the second edge piece 13 'is laid flat on the polished leather surface of the first animal skin sheet 916' while surrounding the first edge piece 14 '. In addition, the threads A of the underside of the second animal leather sheet 10 'are combed or otherwise sweeped outward, i.e., away from the first seam 22'. The garment manufacturer then permanently surrounds the first edge piece 14 'by sewing the second seam 24' through the second edge piece 13 'and the first animal skin sheet 16'. As a result, the fringes of the filament A of the fur of the second animal skin sheet 10 'are protruded from the second edge piece 13' and polished of the first animal skin sheet 16 '. It lies flat along the leather side 19 '.

In the case of the garment produced by this method, the thread is not visible when viewed from the hairy side of the bonded material, while on the polished leather surface 18 'and 19' as shown in FIG. Parallel seams 22 ', 24' and a brush of fur A are visible. The brush of the fur (A) provides a unique effect because the neat line of fur appears to pierce through the garment along the length of the seam at the point where the pieces of animal skin are sewn together.

In another embodiment of the present invention, before the two animal skin sheets 10 ', 16' are glued to each other, the yarns of the hair on the hairy surface 11 'of the second animal leather sheet 10' It is partially or completely removed using a razor or other means. In this case the second edge piece 13 ′ does not have outgoing hair threads. Therefore, after folding the second edge piece 13 'so that the second edge piece 13' lies flat against the polished leather face 19 'of the first animal skin sheet 16', There is no brush of the hair A (shown in FIGS. 9 and 10).

It can be seen that an animal skin jacket made in this way becomes a jacket which can be worn with either the woolen side or the leather side outward. On the hairy side of the jacket, small pieces of material can be used to make a garment, with the appearance of a seam and thus the appearance of clothing made of one continuous material. Moreover, small pieces can be used, thus reducing the consumption of animal skins. It can be seen that the maximum thickness of the seam is three layers of sheet material, so that the seam is neat, aesthetically appealing and minimal.

As will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that many changes or modifications can be made to the present invention without departing from the scope or basic concept thereof. Accordingly, the above embodiments are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, according to the sewing method of the present invention, a portion of the material to be joined at the joining point of joining the two sheets of material may overlap so that they do not protrude outward from the flat surface of the material or form protrusions. The part becomes beautifully aesthetically, and by this sewing method, it is possible to make a garment that can be worn on both sides using a single layer of material without using the inner skin.

According to another embodiment, in the case of making a garment using animal skin having hair on one side and a soft side on the other side, the hair on the hairy side is made to come out through the seam of the garment, which is aesthetically pleasing effect. You will be able to make clothing with

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In a sewing method of joining two sheets of leather or sheets of other materials together, the sewing method is (a) folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion; (b) positioning the edge of the second sheet of material to be approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material; (c) sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the second sheet of material to the first sheet of material; (d) separating the first sheet of material and the second sheet of material such that the two sheets of paper extend out to the sides of the first seam and the folded portion protrudes against the two sheets of paper extending to the sides; (e) in the vicinity of the first seam, the folded portion is folded over the first seam to be approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets, so that the folded portion is placed on the second material sheet to Enclosing adjacent edges of the first and second sheet of material; And (f) sewing the second seam by piercing the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet. Sewing method comprising a. The method of claim 1, wherein the step (a) further comprises the step of adhering the facing surfaces of the folded portion to each other. The sewing method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the material is animal skin. The sewing method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the material is artificial leather. In garments made by a sewing method in which two leather sheets or sheets of other material are glued together, the sewing method is (a) folding the first sheet of material along the edge of the first sheet of material to form a folded portion; (b) positioning the edge of the second sheet of material to be approximately parallel to the edge of the first sheet of material; (c) sewing the first seam adjacent and approximately parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the second sheet of material to the first sheet of material; (d) separating the first sheet of material and the second sheet of material such that the two sheets of paper extend out to the sides of the first seam and the folded portion protrudes against the two sheets of paper extending to the sides; (e) in the vicinity of the first seam, the folded portion is folded over the first seam to be approximately parallel to the edges of the first and second material sheets, so that the folded portion is placed on the second material sheet to Enclosing adjacent edges of the first and second sheet of material; And (f) sewing the second seam by piercing the folded portion and the second material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the folded portion relative to the second material sheet. Garment which is a sewing method comprising a. 6. The garment of claim 5 wherein said material is animal skin. The garment of claim 5, wherein said material is artificial leather. In a sewing method of joining two animal skin sheets or sheets of other material together, the sheets each have a hairy side and a hairless side, the hairy side having a plurality of filaments covering the sheet surface. Face, the sewing method is (a) the edges of the first sheet of material are positioned substantially parallel to the edges of the second sheet of material, with the hairy sides of the two sheets facing each other so that the edges of the sheet of first material are in contact with the second material. Positioning to maintain a constant distance from the edge and back of the sheet; (b) by cutting the first seam adjacent to and parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the first sheet of material to the second sheet of material, thereby making edge pieces respectively to the first and second sheet of material ( making strips); (c) separating the first and second sheet of material such that the two sheets are spread out on either side of the first seam and the two edge pieces are protruding against the sheet spread out on both sides; (d) folding the edge pieces in the vicinity of the first seam so that the second edge piece is placed on the hairless side of the first sheet of material, such that the first edge piece is in contact with the hairy side of the second edge piece. Enclosing between hairless sides of said first sheet of material; And (e) sewing the second seam by piercing the second edge piece and the first material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the second edge piece relative to the first material sheet. Sewing method comprising a. 9. The method of claim 8, wherein before the step (e) is performed, the thread on the hairy side of the second edge piece is combed or directed outward and out between the back surface of the second edge piece and the first sheet of material. A method of sewing to form a fringe of filaments that emerge. The sewing method according to claim 8, wherein the threads of the hairy surface of the second edge piece are removed before the step (e) is performed. The sewing method according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the animal skin is lambskin. The sewing method according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the material is artificial leather. In garments made by a sewing method in which two animal skin sheets or sheets of other material are glued together, the sheets each have a hairy side and a hairless side, the hairy side covering a plurality of islands covering the sheet surface. It is a cotton thread, the sewing method is (a) the edges of the first sheet of material are positioned substantially parallel to the edges of the second sheet of material, with the hairy sides of the two sheets facing each other so that the edges of the sheet of first material are in contact with the second material. Positioning at a constant distance behind the edge of the sheet; (b) by cutting the first seam adjacent to and parallel to the edges of the two sheets to secure the first sheet of material to the second sheet of paper thereby thereby making an edge piece of the first and second sheet of material, respectively; making strips); (c) separating the first and second sheet of material such that the two sheets of paper spread out on either side of the first seam and the edge pieces protrude against the sheet spread on both sides; (d) folding the edge pieces near the first seam so that the second edge piece is placed on the hairless side of the first sheet of material, such that the first edge piece is in contact with the hairy side of the second edge piece. Enclosing between hairless sides of said first sheet of material; And (e) sewing the second seam by piercing the second edge piece and the first material sheet approximately parallel to the first seam to secure the second edge piece relative to the first material sheet. Garment which is a sewing method comprising a. 15. The method of claim 13, wherein before the step (e) is performed, the thread on the hairy side of the second edge piece is combed or directed outwards and out between the back surface of the second edge piece and the first sheet of material. Apparel to form the liquor decoration of the emerging yarn. 15. The garment of claim 13 wherein the yarns on the hairy side of the second edge piece are removed prior to step (e). The garment according to any one of claims 13 to 15, wherein the animal skin is lambskin. 16. The garment of any of claims 13-15, wherein the material is artificial leather.