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## Step 1: Close the shoulder seams
![Close the shoulder seams](step01.svg)
* Place the front and back on top of each other with [good sides together](/docs/sewing/good-sides-together). Align the shoulder seams.
* Serge the shoulder seams, or stitch them with a narrow (~2 mm) zigzag stitch at the standard seam allowance.
- Place the front and back on top of each other with [good sides together](/docs/sewing/good-sides-together). Align the shoulder seams.
- Serge the shoulder seams, or stitch them with a narrow (~2 mm) zigzag stitch at the standard seam allowance.
<Note>
Optional: In a drapier knit, you may choose to reinforce the shoulder seams by stitching clear elastic along the seam on the inside. On a T-shirt, the shoulder seams support most of the weight of the garment. Reinforcing is not required, but it can keep the shoulder seams from stretching over time.
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![Set in sleeves](step02.svg)
* Place your now attached front and back with the good side up.
* Identify the front and back sides of each of your sleeves. (This is how you separate the left sleeve from the right.) On your paper pattern piece, the front side of the sleeve is to the left.
* Place a sleeve on top of the front and back, with the good side down.
* Align the top of the sleevecap with the shoulder seam. Make sure that the front and back of the sleeve are aligned with the front and back pieces of your shirt.
* Pin sleeve in place along the entire armhole. There’s a bit of sleevecap ease, which means that the sleevehead is slightly longer than the armhole. Ease in the top part of the sleeve head while pinning.
* Sew/serge your pinned sleeve in place.
* Repeat for the other sleeve.
- Place your now attached front and back with the good side up.
- Identify the front and back sides of each of your sleeves. (This is how you separate the left sleeve from the right.) On your paper pattern piece, the front side of the sleeve is to the left.
- Place a sleeve on top of the front and back, with the good side down.
- Align the top of the sleevecap with the shoulder seam. Make sure that the front and back of the sleeve are aligned with the front and back pieces of your shirt.
- Pin sleeve in place along the entire armhole. There’s a bit of sleevecap ease, which means that the sleevehead is slightly longer than the armhole. Ease in the top part of the sleeve head while pinning.
- Sew/serge your pinned sleeve in place.
- Repeat for the other sleeve.
## Step 3: Sew knit binding to the neck opening.