reinforced stitch
[/ˌriːɪnˈfɔːrst stɪtʃ/]
nounpl: reinforced stitches
ponto reforçado
1. A stitching technique where thread is passed through the same area multiple times to strengthen seams, particularly in high-stress areas of garments or textiles
The tailor used a reinforced stitch at the seams of the jeans to ensure durability.
O alfaiate usou um ponto reforçado nas costuras das calças jeans para garantir durabilidade.
2. In sewing and textile manufacturing, a method of securing fabric layers with additional passes of needle and thread for increased strength
A reinforced stitch is essential for bags that carry heavy items.
Um ponto reforçado é essencial para bolsas que carregam itens pesados.
In Brazil, particularly in cities like São Paulo with strong textile industries, reinforced stitching is a marker of quality craftsmanship. It's commonly emphasized in marketing premium clothing, bags, and footwear. The technique reflects both practical durability concerns and cultural appreciation for well-made garments in Brazilian fashion culture.
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