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ivanzxl@126.com * Fly Fastening: Concealed fastening as on coat or jacket, where an underlay of material buttons to the other side of the garment. Gusset: A triangular piece of fabric inserted to adjust fit to give ease and shaping, usually found in a Kimono or knickers. Godet: An inset triangular piece of material. Gore: Panel set in a skirt, e.g. gored skirt/panel skirt. Hem: An edge finish formed by turning under fabric and stitching. ivanzxl@126.com * Inset: Any piece of fabric inset into another. Lapel/ Rever: Part of a jacket or coat that folds from the neck. Leaf Edge: Outer edge of a collar. Pockets: Can be either functional or decorative. There are three basic kinds, namely patch pocket, seam pocket and set in pocket. Patch Pocket: An extra piece lay on top. Placket: The opening in a shirt or a jacket made to give enough room for the garment to be put on, plackets can be finished with a zipper, or can be press- stud fastened/buttoned. ivanzxl@126.com * Set-in Pocket: Made with special slit in the garment. Seam pocket: Make the pocket mouth in seam. Sleeve: Cover arm from the shoulder. Collar Stand: The part of the collar that rises from the garment. Vent: The lapped finished opening at sleeve, jacket or skirt. Waistband: Material around the top of trousers or skirt. Yoke: Separately made shoulder piece of shirt, coat or blouse, or waist-piece of skirt, from which the rest is suspended ivanzxl@126.com * 3.5.2 Types of Pleat Dart Dart: Triangular shaped figure used to suppress fabric in order to give shape to projection on the body. Such as bust, hips, shoulder, elbow etc. Frill: A narrow ruffle or edging gathers onto another edge. Flounce: A gathered strip applied to a garment. Flare: To widen at the bottom or hemline. Gather: To draw up a fabric by one or more threads. Pin-Tuck: A very narrow tuck stitched close to the edge. ivanzxl@126.com * Pleat: A fold of fabric used to control fullness. Accordion Pleat: Very narrow straight pleats. Box Pleat: Two fla