When finishing the pattern, the production staff below the workshop will rely on the diagram to turn a "living" cloth into fashion products such as dresses, shirts, pants, ... This step is to turn the raw materials into thin fabrics in preparation for sewing the product. In this stage, The Uniform Expert pays careful attention to the concentration, dexterity and carefulness because it will greatly affect the product quality, because:

• All defective semi-finished products will be eliminated
• Ensure the correct specifications of the semi-finished products including: parameters, sizes, quantity, ...
• Create standard products so that you don't waste time on the next stage.

Two ways to cut fabric into semi-finished products are by cutting fabric with industrial cutting machine and hand-held fabric cutting. Most of the staff at this stage at the Factory of The Uniform Expert have long-term experience in order to limit the situation of cutting damage, cutting incorrectly, cutting short, ... affecting the whole production process.

Depending on the needs of each customer, the products will be arranged on an embroidery system or through screen printing, thermal decal printing, full body thermal press, direct printing on digital machines.

The Uniform Expert is always updating the most modern methods of embroidery logo image to provide customers with exquisite high quality products.

The popular garment embroidery styles at The Uniform Expert: hand embroidery, computerized embroidery, cross stitch, cross stitch, simple 2D embroidery, bead embroidery, tree branch embroidery, 3D embossing, ...

Patterns of logo / image printing on semi-finished products: thermal transfer printing of poly fabrics, thermal printing decal printing, direct printing on fabric with the most modern digital printers, silk-screen printing: hydrophilic printing, embossing, printing emulsion printing, glitter printing, oil ink printing, plastisol ink printing, high printing, water ink printing.

At this stage, the sewing department will assemble the semi-finished products to produce complete and complete products. Since there are many styles of fashion products and materials used, there will be a variety of sewing styles:

Overlock sewing: Sewing is like a chain, similar to the normal sewing that we usually do.

Double chain stitching: Similar to the above, this sewing pattern is formed by a needle stitch that combines a hook to form a chain link underneath semi-finished materials. Continue next stitches that make up the complete outline. The outstanding advantage of the double chain sewing is that it gives the product better elasticity.

Single chain sewing: The Uniform Expert's tailor only needs to use a single needle stitch to create a tight lock chain underneath the product. Its advantage is its fast execution time, often used to sew sunk lines or attach buttons and pants.