The co-operation

Here's some pictures of the finished factory products that we've made for Pace. Too bad my brother managed to take 40 photographs without any focus at all... Anyway, we've chosen to tailor two garments that Joakim's and Klas's grandfathers very well could've been wearing in the old gold hunt of their youth. Also, we thought of how everything would look like if Pace had existed back in the days, and if they had, the workers probably would've looked something like this.

The seams are made in and old fashion way called "single stitch", where the seam allowance is folded and tailored in a special way. It's kind of hard to describe in text, but you can clearly see what I'm talking about if you look three pictures upwards from here. The result is two seams on the outside, but only one with one visible on the inside.

These are the first factory copies we've seen and it all feels great. It's also fun to see how carefully and precisely they've observed our test pieces to make the copies as alike as possible. I thought I'd upload some picture of the test copies we tailored in our studio, for your own eyes to compare.

//Hampus

Written 2010-02-27 at 01:24

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