this is used to reinforce sing the opening and closing of pockets
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Bar tacks, such as these machine-sewn ones, may be used to reinforce the bottom of a fly opening.
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Bar tack is used to reinforce sing the opening and closing of pockets.
Bar tack:
Bar tack, sometimes spelled bar-tack or bartack, is a type of stitch used in sewing to reinforce sections of a garment that are vulnerable to tension or wear.
Bar tack stitches:
- Pocket openings, buttonholes, belt loops, the bottom of fly openings, tucks, pleats, and the corner bars of the collar are all common places for tackle stitches.
- You can simply use a standard household sewing machine to secure the pocket. If you're sewing denim, you'll want to use the heaviest needle you can find or an industrial sewing machine.
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