Balenciaga BLCG Black and White Checkered Frayed Long-Sleeved ShirtThe fabric is produced through a dyeing process followed by weaving. The finished garment adheres to the standard of aligning the patterns. The front and back of the body, the left and right sleeves, and the front pocket patches need to be precisely aligned with the patterns. The cutting bed uses infrared positioning for precise material arrangement. Due to the requirements for pattern alignment, a significant amount of fabric waste is inevitable. Any deviation in the pattern alignment of the cutting pieces will result in their being deemed as scrap. The pattern lines on the collar face and collar base are kept consistent. The arc of the collar seat has been adjusted multiple times to avoid the collar from warping or deforming when worn. The front pocket patch with the same material is a key part of the craftsmanship. The pattern lines of the pocket piece must be aligned with those of the front section. During the sewing process, the position of the seam workers continuously controls the alignment reference point to prevent the bag from tilting or having a broken pattern line. The pattern line discontinuity is handled with matte metal four-in-one fasteners at the front flap. The spacing of the fastener positions is standardized. The hemming process with frayed edges is carried out by hand, with meticulous handling to precisely control the length, density, and tightness of the fringes. The craftsmanship requires the prevention of excessive tearing that could cause large areas of yarn loss or uneven local holes. It tests the practical experience of the workers.