SKU97515

P Acne Studios Floral Embroidery Faux Two-Piece Long-Sleeve Top The entire garment undergoes over twenty meticulous processes, including pre-shrinking, cutting, alignment sewing, multi-layered special embroidery, and segmented ironing. The craftsmanship threshold is far higher than that of a regular single-piece knit top, with stringent standards for equipment precision, sewing skills, and fabric compatibility control. The main body of the garment is made of high-grammage washed knitted cotton fabric. Before production, the fabric undergoes two pre-treatment processes: high-temperature pre-shrinking and washing, and napping and softening, to avoid shrinkage and stiffening issues later on, ensuring a relaxed yet structured silhouette. The inner sleeve panels are made of fine-count, high-elastic ribbed fabric. The two materials have significant differences in grammage and elongation, requiring separate and independent cutting in the cutting stage. Mixing materials is not possible, resulting in a fabric wastage rate nearly 20% higher than ordinary T-shirts. After cutting, manual sorting and sizing are necessary to prevent confusion between long and short sleeve pieces. The splicing of dissimilar materials is the core technological challenge of this garment. The outer short-sleeved cuffs and inner ribbed long-sleeved cuffs require simultaneous alignment and overlocking of four layers of fabric. Fabric tension must be continuously controlled during sewing, as the elastic ribbed fabric is easily stretched and deformed. The sewing crew must feed the fabric at a uniform speed, strictly controlling the length difference between the left and right sleeves to no more than [missing value] cm. The shoulder seams and back collar uniformly employ a double-layer ribbed edge binding technique, with double-layer stitching reinforcing and securing the seam allowance to prevent unraveling and seam opening caused by frequent pulling during daily wear. An anti-tear webbing is added to the inside of the neckline to further enhance structural stability. The retro-style floral badge combination on the chest uses a multi-layer composite computer-aided special embroidery process. Before embroidery, a high-temperature paper interfacing is applied to fix the garment base, counteracting fabric wrinkling and shifting caused by the embroidery machine needle pull. The floral curved letters and wheat shield emblem are embroidered in sections and layers, with a stitch density of [missing value] stitches per centimeter. Precise needle control is applied at line turns to prevent skipped stitches and loose threads. After embroidery, the interfacing is manually removed, and wrinkles in the embroidered area are carefully ironed to avoid stiff interfacing residue affecting the feel against the skin. The garment finishing process employs a three-stage, layered ironing procedure: first, the embroidered areas are individually ironed at a low temperature to protect the embroidery threads; then, the seams between long and short sleeves are ironed flat in layers; finally, the entire garment body is three-dimensionally ironed to restore the natural, layered look of the faux two-piece design, preventing fabric stacking and flattened, stuck-together sleeves. This entire process integrates multiple steps, including mismatched material sewing, multi-layered complex special embroidery, and segmented finishing and washing. Every detail requires manual calibration and inspection; the smooth, uniform texture of a garment is difficult to replicate on small-scale production lines. Sizes: XS, S, M, L