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What are the process requirements for sewing hot stamping and embossed cotton-like velvet fabrics?

Hot stamping and embossed lint-like fabrics, especially 100% polyester sofa bronzing embossed imitation cotton velvet fabrics, require certain requirements when sewing. This fabric not only has the toughness of polyester, but also combines the soft touch and good warmth of cotton-like velvet. At the same time, the hot stamping and embossing process gives the fabric a unique decorative effect, requiring the stitching process to be more delicate and sophisticated.

Since foil stamped velvet-like fabrics usually have a thicker texture and decorative layer, choose the right sewing needle. The needle tip needs to be able to penetrate the fabric stably and smoothly to avoid damaging the decorative layer of the fabric or causing skipped stitches during the sewing process. At the same time, the size of the needle eye should also match the thickness of the suture to ensure that the stitches are firm and beautiful.

In terms of sutures, considering the wear resistance and strength of polyester, polyester threads or high-strength synthetic fiber threads that match the fabric should be used for sutures. This not only ensures the firmness of the stitches, but also maintains the overall coordination and beauty of the fabric.

During the sewing process, because the hot stamping and embossed imitation velvet fabric has a special decorative effect, uneven or rough stitches may destroy the overall beauty. Therefore, when sewing, you need to pay attention to controlling the stitch length and the tightness of the stitches to keep the stitches clear and beautiful.

In order to prolong the use time, elastic sutures and appropriate stitching methods need to be used when sewing the sofa fabric so that the sofa can maintain its shape and beauty during long-term use. At the same time, in order to enhance the wear resistance of the fabric, reinforcement measures can be added during the sewing process, such as increasing the sewing density or using other sewing techniques.