Stephanoise Knitted Cuff Ribbing - Black & Gold
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The Stephanoise Knitted Cuff Ribbing is an ideal choice for garment makers and hobbyists looking to add professional-grade finishing touches to sweaters, jackets, and loungewear. Featuring a sophisticated black and gold contrast stripe, this ribbing provides a soft, durable edge for cuffs, waistbands, and necklines. While the pre-finished design offers incredible convenience by eliminating the need for folding, users should note that the 1.2-meter length is a fixed measurement, requiring precise planning for larger garment projects.
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| Model Part Number | S621085103 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stephanoise |
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FAQs
Can I use this for neckbands on t-shirts?
Yes, it can be used for neckbands, though its 85mm width is quite wide, so you may need to fold it or trim it if you prefer a lower-profile collar.
Does the ribbing fray after being cut?
The knit structure is stable, but it is recommended to secure the cut ends with a zig-zag stitch or a serger to ensure long-term durability.
Is the material machine washable?
Yes, as it is a durable knit, it can typically be machine washed; however, always follow the care label of the main garment it is sewn into.
What kind of needle should I use?
Use a ballpoint or stretch needle to avoid piercing and breaking the knit threads, which ensures a smoother stitch.
Is the gold stripe metallic or printed?
The stripe is woven into the design, ensuring it maintains its look even after repeated washings.
Can I iron this product?
Use a cool iron setting and a press cloth to avoid damaging the synthetic fibers or distorting the knit pattern.
Troubleshooting
Ribbing is puckering during attachment
Ensure you are using a walking foot or adjusting the differential feed on your serger to prevent the fabric from stretching unevenly while feeding.
The seam is bulky at the join
Press the seam allowance open after stitching the short ends together, or trim excess fabric to reduce thickness before attaching the cuff to the garment.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ready-to-use finished edges save significant sewing time
- Soft and durable material construction ensures long-term comfort
- Oeko-Tex certification guarantees high safety standards
- Stylish contrast stripe adds a professional design element to DIY projects
Cons
- Fixed 1.2m length may not be sufficient for very large projects without piecing
- Color options are limited to the specific black and gold design
- Not suitable for heavy-duty load-bearing applications
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To achieve the best results, start by measuring your wrist, waist, or neckline circumference and cutting the ribbing to the desired length plus your preferred seam allowance. Because the top edge is pre-finished, you only need to join the short ends to create a continuous loop before attaching it to your fabric. For maintenance, treat the ribbing according to the care instructions of the base garment it is attached to. It is generally recommended to use a ballpoint needle when machine sewing to prevent snagging the knit structure. Avoid high-heat drying to maintain the integrity of the elastic fibers.