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SUMMARY:Drafting the Pattern
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DESCRIPTION: We begin this series like any other with the pattern draft. Through my teachings, many of you may know that I have identified five different leg figuration in my book, “Pattern Drafting for Bespoke Menswear, the Imperial System”.
Each leg figuration requires its own variation of the draft. For this demonstration, I have chosen the ‘straight leg’ draft. Straight legs are characterized as having a two to three-finger spacing between the knees when the legs are closed and the heels touch.
We begin with the topside which is drafted net (meaning no seams included). The waist must finish at exactly one-quarter of the waist measurement, as must the seat.The inside leg length taken from the figure is just that: the inside leg length. It is not the length of the trouser leg.
The length of the trouser leg is governed by the width of the hem. A wide hem will sit low on the shoe as it has the circumference to sit down over tongue and laces. A narrow hem will sit higher...

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