How many pleats does a JK plaid skirt have? Why does a JK uniform have a positioning line?

Many cute girls who have bought JK uniforms should have discovered that every uniform skirt has been pleated, and after receiving it, the positioning line must be removed before it can be worn out. The number of pleats on JK uniforms varies depending on the style.

Skirt pleats are generally divided into wheel pleats, box pleats and front box pleats. Wheel pleats are the most common form. All pleats are in a clockwise direction. Usually there are 24 pleats, but there are also 16, 20, 28, 32, etc.

(The picture shows 20 pleats)

Box pleats are also called I-shaped pleats. The pleats on the left and right sides are symmetrical. They are rarely seen in sailor uniforms, but are more common in Western-style uniforms.

The front box pleat is a symmetrical pleat on the left and right sides. It starts with a box pleat, and then continues with a wheel pleat on both sides, and ends with a reverse box pleat.

The jk positioning line is a line that is fixed to prevent the pleats from falling apart during transportation. It is usually at the bottom of the skirt and needs scissors to help remove the line. When removing the line, be careful to avoid damaging the skirt itself. The positioning line is to keep the pleats from falling apart and to position the pleats. The positioning line must be removed before the new uniform skirt can be worn. Sailor uniforms/jk uniforms are divided into orthodox and unorthodox. The orthodox top is square, loose, not waisted, and very flat.

In addition, many people don't know what the lines on the JK uniform mean. The first-class uniform has only one lapel line on the collar, the second-class uniform has two parallel lapel lines, and so on. The lapel line has no special meaning, it is just the color and number of the lapel lines that distinguish the schools.

1. First, use your hands to flatten the middle of the skirt.

2. Then, use scissors to cut the middle gap.

3. After cutting the thread, turn it over and you will see grids of threads.

4. Then, choose one of the squares and cut it off with scissors.

5. Turn it over again and cut off a square in the middle of the front.

1. The wrong size causes the skirt to have wrinkles starting from the adjustment buckle. That part cannot be smoothed out when standing normally. It may be because the hip circumference is a little larger. It will look better if you choose a skirt that suits your size.

2. The skirt itself has bad pleats, and it became wrinkled after being machine washed. Generally, if the pleats are well pressed, there is no problem putting it in a washing machine bag and washing it in the machine. If the pleats are really wrinkled, you can try to fix it with an iron.