Single-cut shirt with single-seam construction and associated methods
OwnerNur Abbasinventor
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A method of manufacturing a shirt from a continuous tubular fabric is disclosed. The method includes cutting the tubular fabric along an outlined pattern to form a single textile panel that integrates all shirt portions into a continuous piece without separate fabric sections. The textile panel is folded along a shoulder fold to align the front and back portions, creating the upper structure of the shirt. A single continuous seam is formed, extending from one sleeve to the opposite sleeve and passing across the back portion to complete the assembly. The resulting shirt is entirely formed from one tubular fabric and is free of side seams, shoulder seam lines, and back openings. This one-piece, single-seam construction reduces material waste, shortens manufacturing time, and enhances sustainability and scalability in garment production.
A method of manufacturing a shirt, comprising,
A wearable apparel article comprising:
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