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Throughout the years, the fashion industry has undergone many changes, all of which have occurred rapidly mainly due to the advent of industrialization. Fashion is constantly expanding and with it the tools used to create the garments we wear.
It was 1846 when Elias Howe invented the first machine by sew, a tool that has since undergone numerous modifications and has become essential for the Houte Couture or ready-to-wear industry.
Before the invention of this machine, sewing of all kinds was done manually by people working in their own homes or in small stores, and most tailors were paid very little for the strenuous work they did.
As anticipated, the first sewing machine was patented in 1846, success however did not come immediately, as the cost of the first machine was prohibitive at the time, in any case even though in America this invention was not initially appreciated as Howe expected, the breakthrough came and all entrepreneurs who later decided to invest in the production of these instruments were required to pay a royalty to Howe, including Isaac Singer who, as a basis for creating his machines used the methods and ideas of Elias Howe.
Later the model devised of the first machine was surpassed, and other manufacturers revolutionized this tool hand by hand, making it more compact and practical. Among the pioneers who have left an indelible imprint in this field are. Isaac Singer, father of the famous machine and inventor of the pedal. Moreover, Singer was the first to offer this instrument in installments, so that even those who could not afford it could buy it. So, if today the machine by sew has become an innovative and accessible technological tool in so many homes we have Isaac Singer to thank.
Singer was among the first to export his machines all over the world, and in a short time the art of sewing gained a remarkable importance that inspired so many creative people with extraordinary skills. We are talking about the first fashion houses, those who, thanks to the art of tailoring once handed down from mother to daughter, are remembered today as symbols of high fashion.
We remember the undisputed innovator of twentieth-century fashion, Coco Chanel Or, to stay in our country, Valentino Garavani o Giorgio Armani, all still synonymous with quality tailoring e haute couture.
