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SEWING THREAD.

A sewing thread is a specialized, flexible yarn composed of twisted fibers (polyester, cotton, silk, or nylon) designed to join fabrics via sewing machine or hand.  Sewing thread is strong, durable, and versatile with slight stretch, ideal for both synthetic and natural fabrics. Zapron fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/ store in the whole […]

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MEN’S TIE.

Men’s tie is a cloth accessory worn around the neck, resting under a collar and draped down the chest, typically for professional, formal, or decorative purposes.  It is a symbol of professionalism, attention to detail, and personal style in modern fashion. Zapron fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/store in the whole of Lekki, Jakonde,

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WEDDING DRESS.

A wedding dress or bridal gown is a formal garment worn by a bride, typically featuring a fitted bodice and a long, flared skirt, often white in Western culture and it was popularised by Queen Victoria in 1840.  Wedding dress Style vary widely from ball gowns to sleek, modern designs, often featuring layered fabrics like tulle,

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PATTERN MAKING.

Pattern is the essential fashion design process of creating a blueprint or template—on paper or digitally—used to cut and assemble fabric into a 3D garment. Pattern making is a design and production, transforming 2D sketches into fitted apparel using techniques like drafting, draping, and pattern manipulation. Zapron fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/ store

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SHIRT.

Shirt is a garment worn on the upper body, typically featuring sleeves, a collar, and a front button-down opening. Shirt is made from fabrics like cotton, linen, or silk, they range from formal, tailored styles to casual wear. Shirts are versatile items for all genders and ages, evolving from ancient undergarments to daily apparel.  Zapron fashion

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ASEOKE GELE.

Aso Oke is a traditional Yoruba headtie, often called the “African woman’s crown,” made from handwoven, sturdy fabric (Aso Oke) worn on special occasions. Aseoke is known for its thickness and stiffness, this high-quality, authentic fabric holds elaborate, voluminous shapes—such as folds, twists, and spirals—without requiring extra stiffening agents.  Zapron fashion school/ store is the best

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NET FABRIC.

Net is an open-mesh textile created by knotting, looping, or twisting yarns, resulting in a breathable, lightweight, and often transparent material. Net is typically made from polyester, nylon, or cotton, this versatile material is used in fashion (veils, gowns), home decor (curtains), and industrial applications (netting, filtration).  Zapron fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/

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ORGANZA FABRIC.

Organza fabric is a lightweight, sheer, and crisp plain-weave fabric traditionally made from silk, though now commonly produced from synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon. Organza is known for its transparency, high breathability, and stiff, elegant structure, it is frequently used for bridal gowns, evening wear, and decorative home items like sheer curtains.  Zapron fashion school/

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LINING FOR CLOTH.

Lining is the inner layer of fabric attached to the inside of garments such as jackets, coats, skirts, dresses, and trousers.  Lining is constructed from lightweight, smooth, or silky materials and is designed to sit between the wearer’s skin and the outer shell fabric.  Zapron fashion school/ store is the best fashion school/store in the whole

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SHOULDER PAD.

Shoulder pad is a fabric-covered foam or batting inserts added to clothing garments to structure, raise, or broaden the shoulder line. Shoulder pad enhance a garment’s silhouette, often creating a more formal, tailored, or powerful look by correcting sloping shoulders and improving how fabric drapes. Common types include tailored set-in pads for coats and softer,

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