Unstitching a 3-piece lawn suit (typically consisting of a shirt, trousers, and a dupatta) means separating the stitched fabric pieces back into their original or flat fabric form so they can be reused, resized, or restitched.

Here’s how you can do it carefully:

Tools Needed:

• Seam ripper (or small sharp scissors)

• Tweezers (optional, for picking loose threads)

• Iron (for flattening fabric afterward)

• Clean workspace

Steps to Unstitch the Lawn Suit:

1. Inspect the Garment:

   • Identify all seams—sleeves, sides, neckline, hem, etc.

   • Check how the pieces were joined (machine-stitched or hand-stitched).

2. Start with the Larger Seams:

   • Use the seam ripper to gently cut the thread at intervals along the seam.

   • Tug lightly to separate the fabric pieces.

   • Be careful not to rip the fabric—lawn is delicate.

3. Work Systematically:

   • Start with the easiest pieces like the side seams or sleeves.

   • Move to more intricate areas like the neckline, cuffs, or pleats.

4. Remove All Threads:

   • Use tweezers or your fingers to pull out remaining threads.

5. Iron the Fabric:

   • After everything is separated, iron the pieces flat to remove creases or stitch marks.

   • This also helps if you plan to rest itch or alter the suit.

6. Store Properly:

   • Fold each fabric piece neatly.

   • Keep them safe in a clean, dry place to avoid damage