Panties are innerwear products for Ladies. Panties are mostly made of fine knits fabrics. Panties are available in various design and fit.
This post covers the operation breakdown of a basic panty. With the operation list, estimated operation time (SAM) and sewing machines are listed for your reference.
This post covers the operation breakdown of a basic panty. With the operation list, estimated operation time (SAM) and sewing machines are listed for your reference.
Product components: This panty is made of 4 components - Front panel (1), Back panel (1) and crotch panels (2).
Trims: Waistband elastic, sewing thread, labels, and elastic for leg opening.
Trims: Waistband elastic, sewing thread, labels, and elastic for leg opening.
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| Pic: Inner elastic panty (image source: cilory.com) |
Sample Operation Bulletin of Panties (Inner Elastic)
| S.No. | Operation | SAM | Machine type |
| 1 | Attach crotch panel with front panel | 0.20 | 3 Thread Over lock |
| 2 | Attach crotch panel with back panel | 0.20 | Single Needle Lock Stitch |
| 3 | Attach side seam | 0.30 | 3 Thread Over lock |
| 4 | Measure and cut elastic | 0.40 | Manual |
| 5 | Join elastic ends | 0.20 | Single Needle Lock Stitch |
| 6 | Attach elastic at Waistband | 0.60 | 3 Thread Over lock |
| 7 | Waistband finish Flat lock | 0.69 | 2 Needle Flat Lock |
| 8 | Bottom hem with elastic tape | 0.80 | 2 Needle Flat Lock |
| Total SAM | 3.39 |
Note: List of operations and machine type to be used may vary based on product design and its construction. Example: You can use Zig-Zag sewing machine for attaching elastic ends instead of Lock stitch machine. In some styles, bar tack stitch is used to secure stitch.
Also See: Operation Breakdown of a Bra