Clothing Prefinal Quiz 2

It is a fold of material of even width which is kept firmly in position by a machine stitch on the right side of the garment.

• Darts

• Pleats

• Tucks

• Fullness

It is the most common dart and is used at the bust, the back shoulder, shirt waist, front, and back elbows.

• Straight Dart

• Contour Dart

• Decorative Dart

• Functional Dart

They are generally made by hand and create a delicate edge finish for both lightweight knits and woven fabrics.

• Pin tucks

• Corded/Piped tucks

• Shell tucks

• Criss Crossed tucks

It is an effective and decorative way of distributing fullness over a given area.

• Pleats

• Shirring

• Ruffles and frills

• Gathers

These are often short pleats, leading up from the bottom hem, and are commonly found in the back of skirts or coats.

• Box pleats

• Kick pleats

• Accordion pleats

• Inverted box pleats

These are full length, broad rectangular pleats usually all around the width of the skirt.

• Knife pleats

• Box pleats

• Inverted box pleats

• Accordion pleats

It is a triangular or trapezoidal piece of a textile as might be used in shaping a garment to fit contours of the body.

• Shirring

• Ruffles and Frills

• Gore

• Godets

It is a strip of fabric cut or handled in such a ways as to produce fullness.

• Shirring

• Ruffles and frills

• Godets

• Flares

It is added to widen at the bottom or at the end of the legs than at the top.

• Godets

• Shirring

• Pleats

• Flares

It refers to a triangular or trapezoidal piece of fabric that is inserted into a garment or fabric to add flare, volume, or shape.

• Godet

• Shirring

• Pleats

• Gore