Tommy HIlfiger’s spring or summer collection had a georgette blouce in white with a periwinkle stripe. The back was seamed, with the fabric’s stripe forming a V.
The seams were finished with a Hong Kong finish (folded over 1/4 in?) Is there foot or an industry secret for perfect a Hong Kong finish? There was no rippling, even though the edge was a bias edge.
It was really a suprise to find such detail on a mass-produced garmet. Quite lovely.
CathyB
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Are you talking about a true Hong Kong finish with a separate bias finish or just a turned edge?
Nancy
Escellent question. I was referring to a turned edge, but why not expand the question to include a true Hong Kong finish?
They are both lovely.
Cathy
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