sideseam
nounUK /ˈsaɪd.siːm/
US /ˈsaɪd.siːm/
The line where two pieces of cloth are sewn together on the side of a piece of clothing.
She checked the sideseam of her dress to make sure the stitching was straight.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A seam running along the side of a knitted or woven item such as a sock or stocking.
The sideseam of the sock was reinforced to prevent it from tearing.
3. The line of junction along the side of a manufactured object, such as a tire or container.
The tire's sideseam showed signs of wear after many miles.
4. In bookbinding, the stitched edge along the side of a bound section.
The binder inspected the sideseam before attaching the cover.