Silicone Edge Graphics - Overlocked
James Birch
Introducing our new overlocked silicone edge graphics.
What's the difference with overclocking stitch to normal stitch?
Overlocking, often referred to as "serging," is a sewing technique used to finish the edges of fabric, giving them a clean, professional look while preventing fraying. This technique is done using an overlock sewing machine, commonly known as a serger.
This type of stitching for silicone edge graphics stops any of the edges lifting which can make inserting them into the profile difficult.