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What is Overlocking?

A stitch that wraps thread around a raw fabric edge so it cannot fray.

Quick answer

Overlocking: A stitch that wraps thread around a raw fabric edge so it cannot fray.

Updated by the Vago team

Key takeaways

  • Overlocked or bound seams keep jute, cotton and canvas bags from unravelling after washing and heavy use.
  • Related: Handle drop
  • Related: DTF printing (direct to film)
  • Related: Puff print

What does Overlocking mean?

An overlock machine trims the fabric edge and sews over it in one pass, sealing the threads. It is used on inside seams of fabric bags.

Why it matters when ordering bags

Overlocked or bound seams keep jute, cotton and canvas bags from unravelling after washing and heavy use.

Where you will see this term

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What does Overlocking mean in bag manufacturing?

An overlock machine trims the fabric edge and sews over it in one pass, sealing the threads. It is used on inside seams of fabric bags.

Why should a bulk buyer care about Overlocking?

Overlocked or bound seams keep jute, cotton and canvas bags from unravelling after washing and heavy use.

Where does Overlocking come up when ordering bags?

Mostly with jute bags, cotton bags, jute, cotton and canvas. Mention it in your enquiry and we will explain the options on your sample.

Can Vago explain this on my quote?

Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).

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