Operation Bulletin of a Boxer

 

Operation Bulletin of a Boxer

BOXER

An "Operation Bulletin" for boxer shorts typically doesn't exist in the traditional sense. Operation Bulletins are documents that provide detailed instructions for specific manufacturing or assembly processes in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, or electronics. They outline step-by-step procedures, safety guidelines, quality standards, and other relevant information to ensure that a product is made consistently and efficiently.

Boxer shorts, on the other hand, are simple garments typically made of fabric, elastic, and thread. They don't involve complex manufacturing or assembly processes like machinery operation or intricate technical steps.

However, if you're looking for instructions on how to make boxer shorts, here's a general guideline:

Materials Needed:

1. Fabric (cotton, flannel, silk, etc.)
2. Elastic (for the waistband)
3. Sewing machine or needle and thread
4. Scissors
5. Pins
6. Marking chalk or pen
7. Measuring tape
8. Boxer shorts pattern (optional)

Steps:

1. Prepare the Fabric:
• Wash and iron the fabric to preshrink it and remove any wrinkles.
• Fold the fabric in half, ensuring that the right sides of the fabric are facing each other.
2. Cut the Fabric:
• Use a pattern or measurements to cut out two identical pieces for the front and back of the boxer shorts. The size and shape will depend on the intended wearer's measurements.
3. Create the Waistband:
• Measure and cut a piece of elastic to the desired length for the waistband. It should be snug but not too tight.
• Overlap the ends of the elastic and sew them together securely.
4. Attach the Waistband:
• Fold the top edge of the boxer shorts about 1 inch (2.5 cm) to create a casing for the elastic.
• Place the elastic inside the casing, distributing it evenly.
• Sew along the folded edge, leaving a small opening to insert the elastic.
5. Insert the Elastic:
• Use a safety pin or elastic threader to guide the elastic through the casing.
• Once the elastic is all the way through, sew the ends of the elastic together to create a continuous loop.
6. Close the Waistband Casing:
• Sew the opening in the waistband casing closed.
7. Sew the Inseam and Side Seams:
• Align the front and back pieces of the boxer shorts with the right sides facing each other.
• Sew the inseam (the crotch area) and side seams, leaving openings for the legs.
8. Finish the Leg Openings:
• Fold and hem the leg openings to your desired length. This can vary depending on personal preference.
9. Final Touches:
• Trim any loose threads and iron the boxer shorts for a clean and polished finish.

Please note that these are general instructions, and the specific design and sewing techniques can vary depending on your preferences and the pattern you choose. If you're new to sewing, you may find it helpful to use a pattern designed for boxer shorts or seek guidance from sewing tutorials and resources.

Operation Bulletin of a Boxer

SL	Operations			M/C & Manual	Balance man	SMV	Single Target	Balance    Target	M/C QTY
1	FRONT DIRT JOIN			OL-3TH	3.00	0.32	188	563	3
2	FRONT PANNEL JOIN			OL-4TH	5.00	0.50	120	600	5
3	FRONT PANNEL TOP STITCH & BODY ARRNGE			F/L  C/BED T/S	3.00	0.35	171	514	3
4	BACK RISE JOIN			OL-4TH	2.00	0.25	240	480	2
5	INSEAM JOIN & BODY TRUN			OL-4TH	3.00	0.35	171	514	3
6	ELASTIC MAKE			1 STP ZZ-LS	1.00	0.11	545	545	1
7	ELASTIC MARK			MANUAL	1.00	0.12	500	500	0
8	ELASTIC ATTACH AT WAIST			F/L WAIST TUBE	2.00	0.25	240	480	2
9	LABEL ATTACH AT WAIST			SN-LS	2.00	0.22	273	545	2
10	LEG HEMMING			F/L HEM CUTTER	3.00	0.35	171	514	3
11	FINAL TRIMMING			MANUAL	5.00	0.60	100	500	0