DIFFERENT KINDS OF PLACKETS

It can be finished with hems, facing, bindings, and bands or simply by leaving a stitch unstitched.

• Locations of placket

• Characteristics of placket

• Placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

It should be strengthened at the close ends as it has to go through a certain amount of strain during wear.

• Locations of placket

• Characteristics of Placket

• Placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

The most commonly used placket opening and the raw edges of the placket

    opening is finish with a separate strip of fabric.

• Locations of plack

• Characteristics of placket

• Placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

The placket is folded back outside and sewn to the rest, and it can also feature a separate piece of fabric to create the same look.

• Front placket

• Miter placket

• Zipper placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

It is usually attached with tapes and available in different sizes.

• Front placket

• Miter placket

• Zipper placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

It is mainly used on men’s shirt sleeve opening and it is also called tailored placket.

• Front placket

• Miter placket

• Zipper placket

• Face placket open

The simplest placket and it can be seen on infants, children also night dresses.

• Front placket

• Miter placket

• Zipper placket

• Face placket open

The following are example of the locations of placket, except one.

• Side seams

• Hems of pants

• Shoulder seams

• Back bodice

It may be made in an opening on the garment made for convenience in putting on and off the garment.

• Locations of placket

• Characteristics of placket

• Placket

• Continuous sleeve placket

It should not be bulky, puckered or stretched.

• Locations of placket

• Characteristic of placket

• Definition of Placket

• Kinds of placket