What is Trims in Garments?

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ May 28, 2015

The raw materials used in sewing rooms other than fabric is called Trims. On the other hand, we can say that which materials are directly attached to the fabric to make a garment is called trims.

Example: Thread, Elastic, Button, etc.

List of Trims:

The list of trims as follows-

1.Level

2.Button

3.Snap

4.Plastic Washer

5.Eyelet/Grommet

6.Rivet

7.Zipper

8.Framilon Tape/Mobilon Tape

9.Lace

10.Down(Filling Material)

11.Elastic

12.Thread

13.Twill Tape

14.Stopper

15.Draw Cord/Draw String

16.Piping Cord

17.Logo Emblem

18.Logo Print

19.D-Ring

20.Swivel Hook

21.Collar Stay

22.Cord Bell

23.Buckle

24.Weaving Belt

25.Hook and eye

26.Velcro Tape

27.Seam Sealing Tape

28.Shoulder Pad

29.Cable/Steel Wire

30.Adjuster

31.Recco

32.Elastic Thread

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