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2019Featured Craft for Autumn 2019 2019Featured craft for autumn 2019 时间：2019年09月 Men craft ① Order # YF19080024 Fabric : DBT586A 090PLapel styles:Notch lapel with P1 collar ② ① 00N5 Lapel Width (cm):9.0cm 0012 Front button:Single breasted two buttons 04N1 Back Vents:Central vent ② 0164 One-half two-color straight-lapel buttonhole (manual only), the end of the eye to the head pf eye line number is --C3966 C7305 0103 Breast pocket:Ship shape ③ 027V patch ship type ticket pocket, horizontal interlocking button buckle at the mouth of the bag (the center of the keyhole is 1.5CM, the round head is facing the front door. The mouth of the bag is not sealed) 02J0 Lower pockets styles:Ship shape patch pocket ④ 06E9 Special button thread for sleeve vent:customer request ③ special button thread for sleeve vent—(Ignore this specified item when use metal button)--C5337 ④ 0714 lining color:customer appointed color lining-FLLYH032 0638 Button style:button-customer appointed-KSZ196 Order#：YF19080023 Farbic：DBT559A ① 09AV Lapel styles:T series notch head ① 00N3 Lapel Width (cm):8.6cm 002C Front button:Single breasted three buttons,Lapel roll to the middle of first and second buttons ② ② 012F chest pocket style:Clearly pleated chest pocket, pocket stitching 2.5CM 02KC Lower pockets styles:Clear single pleated lower pocket, pocket stitching 3CM ③ 062W Sleeve button:sleeve button-2 large buttons 06PA buttonhole style:Cufflinks first button handmade three-color keyhole(only for Normal sleeves normal keyholes)，Eye head to eye endcustomer specified color- C5337 C2427 C8587 ③ 04N1 Back Vents:Central vent 0714 lining color:customer appointed color lining- FLLYH021 0638 Button style:button-customer appointed-KSZ198 Order#：YF19080031 fabric：DBT617A ① 08GH Chest pocket lower edge stitching width (1.0), 1.0 stitching with customer specified elbow litter-QXZPS05 ② 08GJ Large sleeves, sleeves, splicing width 1.0CM to 5CM on ① the armholes, splicing with customer specified elbow litter- QXZPS05 ③ 08GKNormally patch lower pocket, patch pocket stitching 1.0CM (excluding the bag mouth, the stitching piece is folded and then do the pressing process) customer specified elbow padding (fixed around the bag with the hand pin)-QXZPS05 ④ 0609 Elbow pad style:round elbow patches 06A5 The fabric of elbow pad:Elbow pad-customer appointed ② QXZPS05 0672 collar felt style:Flet undercollar-customer appointed- ③ FLD-3803 0612 Sleeve slit option:real slit and real buttonholes on sleeves 0714 lining color:customer appointed color lining-FLLYH016 0638 Button style:button-customer appointed-KSZ140 0001 Lapel styles:Notch lapel 0012 Front button:Single breasted two buttons ⑤ 04H1 Back Vents:back with waist strap, single vent Order#：YF19080029 fabric：DBT607A ③ ① 02JE Normally affixed to the Y-shaped splicing lower pocket ① (Y-type splicing piece is fixed according to the net plate after the pic stitch is 0.15CM), the bag mouth and the surrounding edge of the pic stitch are 0.15CM ② 018KBreast pocket Y-shaped patch pocket 0687 Lapel styles:Sport collar J (Notch lapel with left removable round tab) ③ 0358 Grateful heart lapel buttonhole (manual only) 05A3 Lapel buttonhole Thread-Appointed Color:button thread color-lapel:customer appointed-C2427 ② 002B Front button:Single breasted three buttons,Lapel roll to the second button 00N2 Lapel Width (cm):8.3cm 04N1 Back Vents:Central vent 0714 lining color:customer appointed color lining- FLLYH032 0638 Button style:button-customer appointed-KG206 Order #：YF19080028 Fabric：DBT560A ① 018N Left and right square-shaped single-pleated potch pocket (Check the net, press 0.15CM top stitch fixed on the big body) plus diamond-shaped flap over buttonhole ① button (flap cover pressure 0.15CM top stitch) ② 02YD Lower pockets styles:left and right patch square single pleat lower pockets (iron surface patch pocket net, net bag in single hook, pressure is 0.6 CM open wire fixed on big) add pointed pocket flap with button and buttonhole 0001 Lapel styles:Notch lapel 002B Front button:Single breasted three buttons,Lapel roll to the second button 00N2 Lapel Width (cm):8.3cm 04N1 Back Vents:Central vent 0714 lining color:customer appointed color lining- FLL622-BK 0638 Button style:button-customer appointed-KSZ137 ② Order No#：：YF19080026 Fabric No#:：DBT618A ① ① 00FG PK lapel ② 00N3 lapel width 8.6cm 0013 single breasted three buttons ② 02ST slanted pocket with vertical flap (the flap has 0.15CM bead edge and 3cm wide, this process will cause the flap to be tilted, and the customer accepts the effect) ③ 04NK 2CM on the back waist section is divided into 6CM below the lumbar section (segment width 8CM), and the back is double vent ③ 05C5 Lining style:full lining\straight buttom 0714 customer appointed color lining-FLLYH028 0638 customer appointed button-KNJ030 Order No#：YF19080035 Fabric No#：DBU016A ① ① 001U Duck mouth lapel 0543 Lapel Buttonhole quantity:Right & Left ② 02XA Left and right chest double-line slanting ticket pocket, 2CM from the lower pocket (sewing according to the special net board positioning) 0238 Lower pockets styles: Normal pockets with button&buttonhole 002E Front button:Single breasted four buttons, Lapel roll to the middle of first and second buttons 00N3 Lapel Width (cm):8.6 cm 04H1 Back Vents: back with waist strap, single vent ② 0714 customer appointed color lining-FLLDL086 0638 customer appointed button-KSZ138 ① ③ Order No#：YF19080027 Fabric No#：DBT005A ② 00C1 Canvas style:Fused ① 00HF Lapel styles:stand collar with square point(with collar band) 0023 Front button:Single breasted five buttons ② 018M Left and right patchpleated chest bag (hook in the face, press 0.15CM open line fixed on the big body) plus right angle bag cover buttonhole button 02YF Left and right patch pleated pockets (hook in the face, press 0.15CM open line fixed on the big body) plus right angle bag cover buttonhole button ③ 060B Pointed shoulder blade round buttonhole button 0624 Cuff button-three flat buttons 0714 customer appointed color lining -FLLYH041 0638 customer appointed button -KW001 Order No#：YF19080030 Fabric No#：DBS196A ① 090A A shawl lapel 0544 no lapel buttonholes 00WA lapel width 6.1cm(A shawl lapel) 07G9 1cm splicing outside the mouth of the barb, into the 2cm splicing with satin, the innermost and 1cm splicing with the specified ② material - DBP1156 0011 single breasted buttons 04N1 back single vent 05C1 5 Lining style:full lining\straight buttom 06FA fabric covered button ② 0201 Normal lower pocket 03BJ Outer pocket pocket cover face first U-shaped 1cm stitching, ① into 2cm stitching with satin, innermost and 1cm stitching oblique cut with specified material -DBP1156 0714 customer appointed color lining -FLLYH041 Order No#：YF19080035 Fabric No#：DBU016A 403C Double breasyed six buttons three fastened (wide ① door, 13CM under the door 13CM. The front of the fabric can not be used, the customer accepts the effect. For the front and lower pocket positioning plate) 401H Bottom:slant front（broad up narrow down） ② 40FA Collar Style:Lapel Width (cm):9.0 420M The left and right side seams of the back are added ① with a trapezoidal adjustment buckle belt, the right belt is used as the sword head, and the left belt is a right angle belt. When the belt is set, the tip of the sword head is 1.5CM after the middle seam, and the left side right angle belt head is over the middle seam 3CM. The sword head ② belt belt sword Head 1.5CM keyhole, right angle belt with two buckles, the buckle is 3.5CM (for belt cleaning) 421A customer appointed color lining -FLLYK1650-143 4240 customer appointed button -KSZ140 Order No#：YF19080032 Fabric No#：DBU123A 4000 Collar Style:Standard V shape,no collar ① 40A1 front decoration button:double breasted button, decorating button no add(add practical button only) 402A ButtonS:Double breasted 5 buttons with 3 fasten(V style), same buttonhole same level 402B Bottom:slant front with Pointed bottom 4300 Lower pocket:normal welt lower pockets ① 4111 Chest pocket:Left single besom breast pocket 421A customer appointed color -FLLYH012 4240 customer appointed button –KB008 Order No#：YF19080034 Fabric No#：DBT553A ① 41AD Double besom plus trapezoidal right angle pocket cover lower pocket (front high back short) ② ② 41CK A 1.3cm triangular decorative strip is exposed on the chest pocket, with the specified material (the decorative strip will cause the chest pocket to be uneven, and the drum is carefully selected)- DXN048A ① ③ 42D8 The length of the left and right belts on the back is equal (after the belt passes through the braze, the back seam is 2CM, the belt is longer and the length is longer than the length of the garment, the customer accepts the effect), and the drill is fixed in the back suture hand (only after nailing) Back outer piece), line color belt fixed line 42C1 Back belt with adjust buckle:Back strap with the buckle,the buckle appointed by customer--QMJQZ03-2 4111 Chest pocket:Left single besom breast pocket 4000 Collar Style:Standard V shape,no collar ③ 401G single breasted five buttons 4240 customer appointed button-KNJ031 421A customer appointed color -FLL9727-119 Women’s Craft show Order No.：YF19080019 Fabric No.：DBU030A 1A0L Fashion Edition 7 Series 1A00 Women Jacket 00C1 Fused canvas with Chest lining (B sets of accessories) 100Q G style peak lapel 1011 Single breasted one button 10Y6 Lapel Width:9.3cm 1201 Normal pockets（Double besom with bag cover） 13C1 lower pocket flap width 6.0cm 1100 No Chest pocket 1612 Real slit and real buttonholes 1623 Sleeve buttons-5 kissing buttons 14N1 back vent types:Central vent 1721 sleeve lining matching lining
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