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What is "Topstitching" - Definition & Explanation
Topstitching
A stitch line on the right side of a garment used to accentuate a seam line, detail or edge. Can be a machine or hand stitch.
Topstitching
Visible, decorative stitching done on the outside of the garment; also called "accent stitching."

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Also referred to as worsted top, it is a continuous sliver from long, choice woolen fibers which are to be manufactured ultimately into worsted yarn The combing operation takes out the short fibers...

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