Overall stitching refers to a sewing technique used to assemble and construct garments known as overalls. Overalls are a type of one-piece garment typically consisting of pants or trousers attached to a bib or top portion that covers the chest and back. The overall stitching process involves joining the individual fabric panels or pieces together using stitching methods such as lockstitch, chain stitch or overlock stitch. The stitching is done along the seams, edges or specific areas of the garment to ensure structural integrity and secure the fabric layers in place. Overall stitching can be performed using industrial sewing machines or manually with a needle and thread, depending on the production scale and desired level of precision. This stitching technique is crucial in creating durable and functional overalls that can withstand regular wear and tear.
