Sewing and Assembly
- Collar and Cuffs: These components are often sewn separately and then attached to the main body of the shirt.
- Main Body: The front and back panels are sewn together at the shoulders and sides.
- Sleeves: Sleeves are sewn into the armholes.
- Buttons and Buttonholes: Buttons are sewn onto the front placket and cuffs, and corresponding buttonholes are created. This detailed assembly process is followed by every cotton shirt manufacturer in India.
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