A tailor demonstrates how to create completely invisible stitching on a jacket pocket by working from the inside and using an invisible marker to guide the thread. The technique requires stitching from the interior to interface the pocket fabric with the outer torso, leaving no visible marks on the outside.
All of the stitching is invisible from the outside, which is particularly beautiful. Over here, he's operating a single needle machine. He's working on different elements of the jacket. This pocket, particularly difficult to execute on because all the pocket is folded inward. So he has to work very, very carefully in order to do that. So if you take a look here, you can actually see that the pocket has been denoted with the invisible marker in order to get the stitching not to show, to have that sort of invisible thread. He needs to sew it this way where he sews shows from the inside of the pocket interfaced with the outside of the base torso fabric. All of the stitching is invisible from the outside, which is particularly beautiful. Leaves a really, really nice finish.
