Difference Between chain stitch and lock stitch

Md Mahedi Hasan

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The differences between chain stitch and lock stitch are as follows:

                        Chain Stitch                   Lock Stitch
1. Stitches are formed by threads & looper thread.1.Stitches are formed by needle thread and bobbin thread.
2. Threads are bound together by interlacing, intralooping, or combination between them2. Threads are bound together by interlacking.
3.Strength is higher than lock stitch.3. Strength is Lower than CS
4. The possibility of seam pukering is more8 No need of back talking at finishing end but secured by 1 cm thread at finishing end
5. Loop like look stitch at top side, double chain at inside.5. Similar stitch size length on both sides.
6. Thread Consumption is high6. Thread Consumption is low
7. M/C speed is high7. M/C speed is low
8. Stitches are secured by back taking at stacting & finishing ends.8. Stitch are secured by back taking at stacting & finishing ends.
9. Widely used in knit apparel like, T-shirts, polo shirts, tank tops etc.9. Widely used in knit apparel like, T-shirts, polo shirts, tank tops etc.
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Difference Between chain stitch and lock stitch
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Md Mahedi Hasan

Mahedi Hasan working as an Executive in Fabric Marketing at Textile Suppliers Ltd. Graduated with B.Sc. in Textile Engineering. Before was a Top Rated content writer at Upwork, and Level 02 Seller at Fiverr, Level 02 Publisher at Ezoic. Very passionate about content writing, SEO practice, and fashion website designing. Highly Experienced fashion writer for the last 4+ years. Have extensive 7 years of experience in the wholesale clothing business.

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