Illesztéskor

Illesztéskor is a Hungarian term that translates to "when fitting" or "during fitting." It is most commonly used in the context of tailoring, sewing, and apparel manufacturing. The term refers to the crucial stage of the garment creation process where the fabric pieces are temporarily joined together to check how they fit the body or a mannequin. This trial fitting is essential for identifying any necessary adjustments before permanent seams are sewn.

During illesztéskor, a tailor or seamstress will assess the drape, silhouette, and comfort of the garment. They will look for issues such as pulling, bunching, or unevenness in the fabric. Pins are often used to mark areas that need to be taken in, let out, or reshaped. This step allows for precise modifications to ensure the final garment achieves the desired fit and aesthetic. It is a critical part of achieving a well-made and flattering piece of clothing. The process can occur multiple times for complex garments or custom-made items.