Crosswise Tape Cutting

Crosswise Tape Cutting refers to the process of producing thin fabric strips, or tape, cut across the width of the fabric. These tapes are commonly used in women’s garments around collars, sleeves, or hems and can be made from the same fabric as the garment or a contrasting material. Tape cutting is a crucial part of textile production and ready-to-wear garments, serving functional purposes such as covering seam edges and decorative purposes to enhance garment aesthetics.

Applications

• Edge finishing for collars, sleeves, and hems

• Work and kitchen aprons

• Bed sheets, towels, and bag handles

• Sweatshirts, nightwear, and sports uniforms for design accents

• Decorative and functional tape in textile production

Advantages

• Provides precise and durable edge finishing

• Enhances garment durability and appearance

• Suitable for multiple fabric types and garment designs

• Supports both functional and decorative purposes

• Available in various cutting techniques: bias tape, tubular tape, lengthwise/widthwise tape, corded tape, folded tape, press tape, and spaghetti tape