TRIMMING AND RENOVATION OF APPAREL
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This section is organized into two main parts, namely:
i. Trimming of apparel, and
ii. Renovation of apparel
TRIMMING OF APPAREL
Trimming refers to the decoration of a garment. It is the process of making a garment more beautiful or interesting, using accessories or garment details that are decorative as well as functional. Examples of accessories are the parts of a garment that are not part of its basic structure such as buttons, cuffs or collars. Garment details are trims that are added to the basic garment such as ribbons and appliqué. Details can either be bought ready made, or the garment maker can make them. Trimmings can be used when designing a garment, or they can be added to an old garment to improve its look. Trimming calls for one to be creative and imaginative so as to come up with an interesting look
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