Construction & Craftsmanship
Built to maintain shape, comfort, and finish over time.
Double-Layer Neck Binding
The neckline is finished with a self-fabric, double-layer binding designed to reinforce the opening without adding bulk. This construction provides structure at the point of highest stress while maintaining a clean, minimal appearance.
By distributing tension across two layers of fabric, the neckline resists stretching, curling, and distortion—helping it maintain its original shape through repeated wear and washing.
Shoulder-to-shoulder stabilization
An internal stabilization tape runs from shoulder to shoulder, reinforcing the garment at the seam line where weight and movement are concentrated.
This internal structure helps preserve shoulder alignment, prevents sagging over time, and ensures the garment maintains its intended silhouette without affecting comfort or drape.
Soft-Seam Construction
Seams are constructed using a stretch-rated core-spun thread, engineered for softness, elasticity, and long-term recovery. This construction reduces friction against the skin while allowing seams to move naturally with the fabric during wear.
The result is a low-profile interior finish that maintains comfort over extended use without sacrificing seam integrity.
Consistent Stitching Standards
Stitch density and seam execution are controlled under ISO 514 overlock seam standards to balance strength, flexibility, and durability. Each seam is engineered to withstand daily wear without compromising comfort or appearance.
Construction methods are selected for longevity—designed to support the fabric rather than fight it—ensuring the garment performs as intended over time.
Experience the Difference
The premium construction is consistent across every LAWRENCE system—only the fit changes.