Historical Events tagged with "garment production"
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Elias Howe Patents the Sewing Machine
Elias Howe was awarded a patent for his revolutionary sewing machine, which significantly advanced modern textile manufacturing. The patent detailed an innovative design featuring a lock stitch mechanism, allowing for faster and more efficient garment production. Howe's invention addressed limitations of earlier sewing methods and was a turning point in the fashion and fabric industries. The patent was issued in Washington, D.C., effectively enabling Howe to protect his invention and lay the groundwork for future developments in sewing technology, eventually transforming the way clothing was produced.
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