At Sarhan Sports, we’ve been perfecting the art of professional stitching. Our skilled craftsmen understand that quality stitching isn’t just about joining fabric together – it’s about creating durable, comfortable, and beautiful garments that stand the test of time.

We specialize in seven distinct stitching techniques, each carefully chosen for specific applications and fabric types. Whether you need repairs, alterations, or custom work, our experienced team delivers results that exceed expectations.

Our Specialized Stitching Techniques

Double Stitch

The double stitch method creates exceptional strength by using two parallel lines of stitching. This technique distributes stress evenly across the seam, making it ideal for high-stress areas like waistbands, pockets, and heavy-duty applications.

Applications: Work uniforms, jeans, sports equipment, outdoor gear, and any garment requiring maximum durability.

Benefits: Superior strength, even stress distribution, long-lasting construction, professional appearance.

Blind Stitch

Our blind stitch technique creates virtually invisible hems and finishes. The stitching remains hidden on the garment’s right side while providing secure, professional hemming that maintains the fabric’s natural drape and appearance.

Applications: Dress pants, skirts, formal wear, curtains, and any item requiring invisible finishing.

Benefits: Clean appearance, professional finish, maintains garment drape, invisible from front side.

Mauser Stitch

This specialized German technique creates ultra-flat seams that eliminate bulk and provide exceptional comfort. The Mauser stitch is particularly valuable for garments worn close to the skin, where comfort and smoothness are essential.

Applications: Premium underwear, athletic wear, swimwear, and luxury garments.

Benefits: Flat construction, no pressure points, superior comfort, premium finish quality.

Cover Stitch

The cover stitch provides professional athletic-style finishing with excellent stretch and recovery properties. This technique creates clean, finished edges on both sides of the fabric while maintaining flexibility and durability.

Applications: T-shirts, polo shirts, athletic jerseys, activewear, and stretch fabrics.

Benefits: Professional appearance, excellent stretch, dual-side finishing, athletic-grade durability.

Overlock Serger

Our overlock serger technique trims, sews, and finishes edges in one operation. This method prevents fraying while creating strong, flexible seams that accommodate fabric stretch and movement.

Applications: Knit fabrics, casual wear, activewear, and any garment requiring stretch and fray prevention.

Benefits: Prevents fraying, accommodates stretch, strong construction, professional edge finishing.

Cylinder Bed Lockstitch

Specialized for tubular construction and curved seams, the cylinder bed lockstitch technique allows precise stitching in hard-to-reach areas. This method ensures professional results in three-dimensional garment construction.

Applications: Sleeves, cuffs, collars, curved seams, and cylindrical construction projects.

Benefits: Precise curved stitching, access to difficult areas, professional tubular construction, reduced bulk.

Walking Foot

The walking foot technique ensures even fabric feeding when working with challenging materials or multiple layers. This method prevents fabric shifting and creates consistent, professional results on difficult-to-handle materials.

Applications: Leather goods, heavy fabrics, quilting, outdoor gear, and multi-layer construction.

Benefits: Even fabric feeding, prevents shifting, handles difficult materials, consistent results.

Quality Assurance

Every project at Sarhan Sports receives individual attention and quality control. Our experienced craftsmen select the appropriate technique based on fabric type, intended use, and durability requirements. We use only high-quality threads and materials to ensure long-lasting results.

Our commitment to excellence means that each stitch is placed with precision and purpose. We understand that proper tension, thread selection, and technique application are crucial for creating garments that not only look professional but also perform reliably over time.