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According to an internet search, that loop is also known as a "locker loop" and started out as a way to hang up shirts on a hook. It isn't relegated to just men's shirts, either. I have several shirts that also have that loop.
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Primarily for decoration today, they were originally to hang the shirt from a hook, like in a locker.
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if it is on the inside of the neck, then it is to thread a coathanger through. If on the outside of the shirt, may be just a fashion statement or a loop to hang the shirt up on a hook
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The loop allows the shirt to be hung on a hook when you don't have a coat hanger.
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There is another loop on certain dress shirts.... It is a little known fact today that when a bow tie is worn with a wing collar shirt its band should never be seen above the coat's collar. Consequently, a finely tailored formal shirt will have a belt-type vertical loop stitched immediately below the collar for the specific purpose of keeping the bow tie's band -- and the backless waistcoat's neck strap -- discreetly tucked away under the jacket.
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The loop allows the shirt to be hung from a peg, should a coat hanger not be available. Maybe at the locker room of a gym or swimming pool.
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What is the difference between crocheting in the front loop versus the back loop of a stitch?
Crocheting in the front loop creates a raised ridge on the front of the fabric, while crocheting in the back loop creates a ribbed effect on the back of the fabric.
How do you create a textured fabric using the single crochet stitch in back loop only?
To create a textured fabric using the single crochet stitch in the back loop only, you work the stitch by inserting the hook into the back loop of the stitch from the previous row. This technique creates ridges and a bumpy texture on the fabric.
What is a loop turner used for in sewing?
A loop turner is used for fabric cylinders that need to be turned right side out to make narrow straps, button loops, and frog closures. It slides through the bias tubing while the latch hook on the end catches the end of the fabric and pulls it through the tube.
What is a hang loop on a shirt?
In the arm part.
What is the velcro loop on the Magellan fishing shirt for?
The loop is to hold the rod while you are changing lure.
How do you continuously play DVD on DVD player?
When you author a DVD in a program like Adobe Encore CS4 or CS5 there is an option to create a loop. In CS4 this is how you do it: Set the FIRST PLAY attribute to the video timeline Set your End Action to the 1st chapter of the timeline The video will loop endlessly until you click the menu button on the remote. You can Also do this with a menu. Set the menu as FIRST PLAY. Create a button on the menu to play the timeline you want to repeat on a loop (you can do this to create a PLAY button that works normally, and create a second play button called LOOP) Make the End Action of the LOOP button go back to the timeline. The video will loop endlessly until you click the menu button on the remote.
What is self shank button?
A self shank button is a type of button that does not have a separate shank attached to it. Instead, the button itself is molded or built with a loop or shank on the back that is made from the same material as the button. This design creates a seamless and flush look when the button is attached to a garment.
What are the best practices for using hook and loop fasteners on fabric?
When using hook and loop fasteners on fabric, it is best to ensure that both sides are clean and free of debris to maximize grip. Additionally, avoid excessive pulling or stretching of the fabric to prevent damage to the fasteners.
What is a belt loop?
A belt loop is a highway which loops around the perimeter of a major city, or a loop of fabric ringing the waist of a pair of trousers, used to hold the belt in place.
What is belt loop?
A belt loop is a highway which loops around the perimeter of a major city, or a loop of fabric ringing the waist of a pair of trousers, used to hold the belt in place.
Why are shirt buttons round?
Shirt buttons are typically round because they are easy to sew onto fabric and are comfortable to use. The round shape also provides a classic and streamlined look that is versatile and aesthetically pleasing. Additionally, round buttons are less likely to snag on clothing or get caught on things.
How can I achieve a professional cross stitch loop finish on my project?
To achieve a professional cross stitch loop finish on your project, make sure to secure the last stitch by weaving the thread through the back of the stitches on the wrong side of the fabric. This will create a neat and secure loop finish that looks polished and professional.
