Garments Term and definition

Garments Term and definition
v Across shoulder: It is the measure of straight across back of garments, from one shoulder point to other.
v Across back: It is the measure of straight across back of garment at midpoint of armhole seam or edge from one side to the another.

v Allowance: When garments is made by adding extra dimension with the net dimension of the garments is called allowance.

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