A professional pattern maker demonstrates how to draft a pattern for a notched collar with lapel. This may be applied to a blouse, shirt, dress, or jacket.
As a newer garment marker, this is the ONLY drafting/draping of a notched collar/lapel tutorial that has made absolute sense! Explained so well that lesser experienced sewers can easily grasp. Thanks so much
i must say sir!! ive been searching far and wide for an explaniation of how to draft a lapel/collar and finally finding your video have solved all my problems! so easy to understand and so easy to follow and so well explained! straight to the point and with clear instructions! thank you every much
My neighbor is a retired jeans designer from Wrangler. His 3D designs are fantastic. They look like computer perfection. When I saw this I thought of him. I have watched all 9 vids and want more. When you retire, go on tour! I would pay to see you. Your instruction is cool and simple. The best.
A real pro tailor. I think the garment district in NYC used to be full of people with this high level of competence... I sure wish they were all still there. LOVE watching...although I could not follow and envision every step. I am going to watch it again. So skilled! Thanks for posting!!
Thanks Pamela. As garment manufacturing has moved to the orient, so have most of the pattern making jobs. It's a skill that's becoming scarce in much of the world.
These videos are simply amazing! I'm new to pattern drafting but I've been sewing for many years. I'm branching out now to make my own patterns/designs and these instructions are so helpful!
I read and watched several tutorials for this and had a go at drafting yesterday. I want to make a very narrow collar and lapel, and couldn't figure out how to adjust the 'standard' measurements the tutorials would suddenly rely on. I thought "I wish Christopher Sartorial had a video for this, he would explain properly". And lo and behold this came up in my CZcams recommendations this morning! Very happy. I won't be sewing a test from my draft yesterday, I'll be starting from scratch with this method instead ;-)
Am drafting a jacket with a lapel and notched collar, so your tutorial has been most helpful. Thank you for showing us step by step and offering explanations to help understand the process. Have learned so much watching your other videos on pattern drafting too.
Thank you for your channel! I have been wanting to learn to do this for years, but your instructions are much clearer than any I have heard. I hope you will put out more videos in the future.
A massive thank you. After exhaustive research, this is the only tutorial that makes sense as to why you're making the marks that you're making. I'm a confident beginner/intermediate sewer. Please can you advise on adding a notched lapel to a waistcoat pattern. 🙏🏼
Thank you so much. I want to add this to a vest pattern but have no formal training on drafting. Your explanations were so easy to follow. I'm going to give this a try.
Just beautifully done. I've learnt so much just where I needed to learn it from your series of videos. You've managed to make some very complex things very smooth and straightforward. I'd love to see you do more. Thank you so much for these, you'll be a source of reference long into my pattern drafting future!
thanks for a really fantastic clear explanation of drafting a notched collar and really informative how you give solutions to the roll on the back of the collar covering the back seam. Great way of drafting the over collar.
Hi sir! I have searched so many sites about basic pattern making. And gladly your tutorials are the best and easy to follow. I hope you wont get tired in helping a beginner like me whose eager to learn and to explore our knowledge in sewing.Thank you and god bless you more. ❤❤❤
Thanks for your kind words. If you're serious about learning pattern making, you might consider taking classes. Much faster than waiting for my videos.
Hi Chris! Thank you so much for the tutorials. I've watched them all and found them to be very helpful. I will definitely try your process on my personal patterns. :)
Merci beaucoup Christopher pour cette magnifique démonstration. Je l'ai regardé une fois, j'ai bien compris car, il est limpide et clair. Il me faudra plusieurs visionnage pour bien m'approprier la technique. Cela vaut bien 1 pouce plus un abonnement. Je vous souhaite bonne continuation.
This is amazing! Thank you, just what I was looking for :) I was trying to understand why a collar pattern looked like A but turns out like B. This makes it easier to understand!
Hi Chris, excellent tutorial, best one Ive seen by far. I used this pattern to make a coat and it came out beautiful! Thank you, please make more videos on other patterns!!
Thank you for your reply. Im really glad you are working on another video you’re a very helpful teacher. Can i please suggest a video on pants? Thanks 🙂
@@maryamsiddiqi3324 You are one of many who've asked me to do a pant draft. I may eventually get around to doing so, but the advice I generally give is to take a pant that fits you well, and trace off the pattern. You'll get to a good block faster.
Your method is almost correct , however what makes the collar roll and hide the neckline is not collar width , but outside collar length. So there is no need to add an additional 1/4 ' to the collar width 2.5 inches is plenty. I know you later said about spreading the collar so you understand the concept. I hope you realize that by pivoting the collar and additional 1/4 beyond the brake line, you have added almost a total of 5/8 of spring in the collar. 3/8 like you added in the beginning is sufficient for most suit jkts I ever made. I always add a true collar stand to the collar, not just a cut and sewn extraction to achieve a better collar. But not bad , your video is by far one of the better ones.
You're right John. If you are going to add a separate collar stand, then the amount of collar spread may be excessive, but for a single piece collar this draft method works well. Of course I always test and adjust the collar before finalizing the pattern.
Hi Chris thanks for all your wonderful videos. I did the fashion thing a long, long, long time ago, went into a different field of work and have forgotten everything that I was thought. Now I'm getting back up to speed because of your videos. Could you do a basic pants video especially how to measure and calculate the CRUTCH measurements. A video on an all in one jumper would be appreciated.
Thankyou you are so easy to follow. I recently made several patterns from you previous vidios front and back bodice and skirt tutorial. Everything I have made fits me which I thank you for. Defiantly making this collar. Looking forward to simple trousers sloper. Please.... Can't find one that makes sense :(
hai chris , thank you for your lovely and clearly explaination on the lapel. chris if you dont mind . can you do a tutorial on how to construct a jacket or blazer ? i am looking forward to learn from u chris . thanks alot and may god bless u always . much love
You have such great videos, like the best on youtube. I needed to fix my vest and aero-cape and make some pants so can you show how do pattern videos for matrix style coat(neos) 4-panel vest (1 front - 2 sides - 1 back) drafting for shirt belt inserting hidden pockets inside a coat. drafting hidden pockets drafting for inner linings Turning a sleeve into a zippered long to a short sleeve pants with a hidden zipper f(long to longer length shorts) (roth co BDU= referance)
What a long list! You need to get yourself a pattern drafting book. There are many good ones. Get one that teaches classic methods. Don't fall for any fast and easy gimmicks, that require you to buy special equipment that only they sell.
@@christophersartorial7671 I have 273 digital copies. of books, took 10 classes, worked with 20 or so costume designers. your video was more use than the money, i wasted over 10 years of funds, i wasted collecting digital copies, videos, and classes. You videos are designed for people with learning disabilities, whether intentional or not. I made test pattern for this video. it fit perfectly, Now i just have to figure out how to make a pattern in Inkscape So i can make the private eye jacket for 1 of my comfort costumes. Great videos on youtube are hard to find. But i still would like to see that list. I will actually be sharing this to S.SNP Publications PAGE.
@@DrSupermanShadow My first two videos on drafting a fitted bodice, are really the only ones that show a technique that I personally developed. The others are not so different from textbook methods. Perhaps I explain them a bit more simply.
Hi Chris greetings to you sir I've just recently come across your video and I must say that I am really impressed. I will certainly be making full use of them. However I would like to know where I can get the paper you are using to draft on becuz I can't seem to get it where I'm living sincere thanks to you in advance
No, sewing is not my area of expertise, though of course I do a lot of it. Look for classes in your local fabric shops. There are also many CZcams videos on sewing.
The necklines you mention are really just a matter of design. Draw the neckline you want and make a facing to finish it off. My only advice is: If you create a deep V neck in the front, keep it shallow in the back, otherwise the garment will fall off the shoulders.
Wow that’s was a great tutorial and I will definitely try this out. I’ve always been afraid of drafting lapels. Do you teach out drafting like different pockets?
I always love your video. Is easy and clear to understand. But little suggestion perhaps u need using microphone when making the video, because sometimes its hard to listen what you said
Thank you for posting this. One question - why are we marking in 3/8 inch from the neckline when starting the collar draft? Would this amount vary for any reason (fabric thickness, muscular neck, etc.)? A tailoring book that I have has us mark in 1/4 in at the notch, but not at the neck edge. Does this serve the same purpose?
Hi Christopher, I want to draft a shawl collar ,do I draft the fold line in the same way as the notched collar? do I go out 1 inch at the high shoulder point and down to the break point on the extenton? looking forward to more videos
The draft for a shawl collar is similar. Extend a seam in the under collar/lapel either to the breakpoint, or out to the collar edge where the notch would be. Perhaps I'll get around to demonstrating this.
Thanks for the quick response. If I want to make the jacket collarless and retain the shape of the princess seam at the same time, how do I remove the dart under the lapel?
Jacket patterns are rather advanced stuff, so I may not get around do showing one for a while. I'm also not a sewing instructor. There are many videos out there teaching jacket construction and tailoring.
The darts under a lapel are typically there to help fit the chest. They are not needed for the collar/lapel, but you'll often find them when a jacket does not have a bust dart or princess seam.
Thanks. I'm not sure what you mean by "Normal" collars. You may be referring to a convertible collar, or a collar with a stand, such as in a man's shirt. I hope to get around to demonstrating these in future videos.
As a newer garment marker, this is the ONLY drafting/draping of a notched collar/lapel tutorial that has made absolute sense! Explained so well that lesser experienced sewers can easily grasp. Thanks so much
As a pattern maker of 50 yrs - - this tutorial is precise & excellent in drafting ❤
i must say sir!! ive been searching far and wide for an explaniation of how to draft a lapel/collar and finally finding your video have solved all my problems! so easy to understand and so easy to follow and so well explained! straight to the point and with clear instructions! thank you every much
My neighbor is a retired jeans designer from Wrangler. His 3D designs are fantastic. They look like computer perfection. When I saw this I thought of him. I have watched all 9 vids and want more. When you retire, go on tour! I would pay to see you.
Your instruction is cool and simple. The best.
You're too kind. I'm afraid going on tour doesn't sound like retirement to me. Perhaps I'll just stay at home and make more videos.
Love you to do a menswear series. For example bodice block for men. Convert into shirt, jacket, coat block etc.
I wish you had more videos. The books on drafting are horrible and your videos are so helpful.
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge in sewing notched lapel collar..God bless..watching here in the Philippines..
I've been trying to draft my own lapel/collar pattern but no other video makes sense. Thank you so, so much for this! I understand it perfectly.
A real pro tailor. I think the garment district in NYC used to be full of people with this high level of competence... I sure wish they were all still there. LOVE watching...although I could not follow and envision every step. I am going to watch it again. So skilled! Thanks for posting!!
Thanks Pamela. As garment manufacturing has moved to the orient, so have most of the pattern making jobs. It's a skill that's becoming scarce in much of the world.
These videos are simply amazing! I'm new to pattern drafting but I've been sewing for many years. I'm branching out now to make my own patterns/designs and these instructions are so helpful!
Thanks Julie. I'm glad to be of service.
I read and watched several tutorials for this and had a go at drafting yesterday. I want to make a very narrow collar and lapel, and couldn't figure out how to adjust the 'standard' measurements the tutorials would suddenly rely on. I thought "I wish Christopher Sartorial had a video for this, he would explain properly". And lo and behold this came up in my CZcams recommendations this morning! Very happy. I won't be sewing a test from my draft yesterday, I'll be starting from scratch with this method instead ;-)
Omg I tried to follow a blog post tutorial for how to do this and they over complicated it so much this looks so much easier thank you!
I'm glad you find it useful.
Am drafting a jacket with a lapel and notched collar, so your tutorial has been most helpful. Thank you for showing us step by step and offering explanations to help understand the process. Have learned so much watching your other videos on pattern drafting too.
Your videos are exceptionally amazing 👏
Thank you for your channel! I have been wanting to learn to do this for years, but your instructions are much clearer than any I have heard. I hope you will put out more videos in the future.
COME BACK TO CZcams you’re a Great teacher stick with this, I’ll tune in
I'm trying to work in the time to do more videos.
P
It's look complicated first but after your explanation is making sense and don't look so overcomplicated.
A massive thank you. After exhaustive research, this is the only tutorial that makes sense as to why you're making the marks that you're making. I'm a confident beginner/intermediate sewer. Please can you advise on adding a notched lapel to a waistcoat pattern. 🙏🏼
You've done it again, sir---another awesome and informative, yet straight-to-the-point tutorial.
Thanks again. Glad you like.
Thank you so much. I want to add this to a vest pattern but have no formal training on drafting. Your explanations were so easy to follow. I'm going to give this a try.
I hope it works well for you.
Thank you for your wonderful videos ! I do look forward to any more new ones! Bless you Chris!
Kind of you. I hope to do more soon.
Just beautifully done. I've learnt so much just where I needed to learn it from your series of videos. You've managed to make some very complex things very smooth and straightforward. I'd love to see you do more. Thank you so much for these, you'll be a source of reference long into my pattern drafting future!
I hope to show more soon.
@@christophersartorial7671 Yay! Very much looking forward to it 😃😄
thanks for a really fantastic clear explanation of drafting a notched collar and really informative how you give solutions to the roll on the back of the collar covering the back seam. Great way of drafting the over collar.
I would like to watch more of your tutorials as I can some of it
Hi sir! I have searched so many sites about basic pattern making. And gladly your tutorials are the best and easy to follow. I hope you wont get tired in helping a beginner like me whose eager to learn and to explore our knowledge in sewing.Thank you and god bless you more. ❤❤❤
Thanks for your kind words. If you're serious about learning pattern making, you might consider taking classes. Much faster than waiting for my videos.
Sir, please share the video on drafting a shawl collar.
Do you offer online courses on pattern drafting?
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much! This is the best instructive video about drafting a pattern for laped collar. Great work.
Hi Chris! Thank you so much for the tutorials. I've watched them all and found them to be very helpful. I will definitely try your process on my personal patterns. :)
Let me know how they work out for you.
Hi Chris, i watched all your tutorials, i've learned a lot, can we see a pant tutorial, thanks !
Yes! Pants PLEASE~~
Diana Kang I second, a pant tutorial, I can’t wait, it will be awesome, thank you
You are a good teacher, well explained
Thanks. I'm glad you think so.
wowwww!! please keep teaching, you are a real teacher
Thank you, I hope you are well and I hope you would make more videos..
Merci beaucoup Christopher pour cette magnifique démonstration. Je l'ai regardé une fois, j'ai bien compris car, il est limpide et clair. Il me faudra plusieurs visionnage pour bien m'approprier la technique. Cela vaut bien 1 pouce plus un abonnement. Je vous souhaite bonne continuation.
Vous êtes bien aimable, Laurence.
Wow. Thank you for the simplicity of pattern drafting.
Thanks a lot your tutorials are very easy to follow very grateful. 😘
I hope they work for you.
Just found your channel-your videos are so informative and easy to understand. Please continue.
Thanks. I'm hoping to do more soon.
Your method is easy and uncomplicated. Thanks.
This is just so fantastic you made it very clear and easy to follow, I just loved it please come out with more videos
I'm hoping to do more soon.
This is amazing! Thank you, just what I was looking for :) I was trying to understand why a collar pattern looked like A but turns out like B. This makes it easier to understand!
I'm glad to be of service.
Chris, your the best! Thank you!
Love your method 🙌🏽 thank you so much it really helped me🩷
Hi Chris, excellent tutorial, best one Ive seen by far. I used this pattern to make a coat and it came out beautiful! Thank you, please make more videos on other patterns!!
I'm happy it worked for you. I'm working on another video now.
Thank you for your reply. Im really glad you are working on another video you’re a very helpful teacher. Can i please suggest a video on pants? Thanks 🙂
@@maryamsiddiqi3324 You are one of many who've asked me to do a pant draft. I may eventually get around to doing so, but the advice I generally give is to take a pant that fits you well, and trace off the pattern. You'll get to a good block faster.
Christopher Sartorial thank you, yes I think that would be better!
So far the best drafting tutorial , please post more
Thanks. I'm hoping to get around to doing more videos soon.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Very informative. Best i have seen so far.
Your method is almost correct , however what makes the collar roll and hide the neckline is not collar width , but outside collar length. So there is no need to add an additional 1/4 ' to the collar width 2.5 inches is plenty. I know you later said about spreading the collar so you understand the concept.
I hope you realize that by pivoting the collar and additional 1/4 beyond the brake line, you have added almost a total of 5/8 of spring in the collar. 3/8 like you added in the beginning is sufficient for most suit jkts I ever made.
I always add a true collar stand to the collar, not just a cut and sewn extraction to achieve a better collar.
But not bad , your video is by far one of the better ones.
You're right John. If you are going to add a separate collar stand, then the amount of collar spread may be excessive, but for a single piece collar this draft method works well. Of course I always test and adjust the collar before finalizing the pattern.
This tutorial is honestly amazing - thank you for sharing!
I'm glad you like it.
Hi Chris! I have subscribed into your channel, i m going to learn through it. Thank you very much for your work!
I love this
I was been kinda facing challenges with collar drafting
Thank you so much
Thank you so much. You are an excellent instructor. I really appreciate your videos. I would love to see pants drafting 😊
Thank you for that! Very well explained!
I'm glad you like it.
thank you so much for sharing this useful demonstration. I'll follow you.
I hope you find them useful.
We miss you Sir, lot to learn from you, God bless.
Thanks Shuvra. Hopefully more soon.
Many thanks for this lesson. I also was able to get the sleeve right after many tires. lol and i will try this one too until if get it right.
Your videos are the very best, I hope you can make more!!! I keep looking out for them 🤓
Thanks. More soon, I hope.
Very clear and easy to follow. You are indeed good at what you do, Thanks a lot
Great as usual. I can always follow your instructions. Please do a kimono sleeve. I know it will be great.
Thanks. I may get around to showing a kimono sleeve (aka dolman), but there are many variations. A good pattern drafting book would be useful to you.
Hi Chris thanks for all your wonderful videos. I did the fashion thing a long, long, long time ago, went into a different field of work and have forgotten everything that I was thought. Now I'm getting back up to speed because of your videos. Could you do a basic pants video especially how to measure and calculate the CRUTCH measurements. A video on an all in one jumper would be appreciated.
I'm working on a simplified pant draft, but I'll warn you that pants are a challenge, even for professionals.
I'm working on a pant draft, but pants can be a challenge, even for professionals.
I liked the trick at the end for the break points, I will use it for my next project.
Thanks. I hope it works for you.
@@christophersartorial7671 Thank you very much! Looking forward to more videos!
Thankyou for the great tutorial. It's easy to understand especially for beginner like me.
I'm glad you like it.
Great Videos Chris! Thank you! It would be great if you please show us how to scale sizes in your own way! :)
The method I use for grading patterns is standard textbook. I suggest you get a book on the subject.
Thank you! This video is well done and easy to follow. Very helpful.
Thanks Cris i really appreciate and this was so helpful for sometimes I forgot some instruction in my oldendays since I studied my DM and T course
this is a very informative and workable tutorial, thank you !
I'm glad you find it helpful.
First time watch but I would like to see how you cut out the pattern helpful tutorial
Thankyou you are so easy to follow. I recently made several patterns from you previous vidios front and back bodice and skirt tutorial. Everything I have made fits me which I thank you for. Defiantly making this collar. Looking forward to simple trousers sloper. Please.... Can't find one that makes sense :(
hai chris ,
thank you for your lovely and clearly explaination on the lapel.
chris if you dont mind . can you do a tutorial on how to construct a jacket or blazer ? i am looking forward to learn from u chris .
thanks alot and may god bless u always . much love
I'm glad you like the video. I may get around to showing a jacket draft, but it's rather advanced, so not likely any time soon.
D most innovative man i know ... God. Bless u abundantly....
Very kind of you.
Best drafting tutorial thanks Sir💐
Thank you for helping me perfect a rapel collar
I'm glad to be of service.
Thank you! Very useful and easy to follow. Looking forward to more videos from you.
Thank you so much for this vedio very helpful
Thank you so much its really helping me
Yr tutorial is amazing n very helpful. Please upload cutting n sewing to
Can't wait to see your new video Sir!!!
Soon.
Very Good tutorial, One Needle Greetting....
thank you sir... this is great, more innovation are coming
Very easy way you explained. Thanks a lot 👌
I'm glad you like it.
Thank you so much for these videos, the have helped me tremendously! I would love if t if you could do one for trousers! Again Thank you!
I'm working on a simplified pant draft. Hopefully soon.
Hello. God bless you. Please do you know anything about new tutorial videos for mr. Christopher???
Thank you so much Sir ! very easy to understand the way you explain. Would you please show us Womens basic pants pattern drafting ? thank you again .
You have such great videos, like the best on youtube.
I needed to fix my vest and aero-cape
and make some pants
so can you show how do pattern videos for
matrix style coat(neos)
4-panel vest
(1 front - 2 sides - 1 back)
drafting for shirt belt
inserting hidden pockets inside a coat.
drafting hidden pockets
drafting for inner linings
Turning a sleeve into a zippered long to a short sleeve
pants with a hidden zipper f(long to longer length shorts)
(roth co BDU= referance)
What a long list! You need to get yourself a pattern drafting book. There are many good ones. Get one that teaches classic methods. Don't fall for any fast and easy gimmicks, that require you to buy special equipment that only they sell.
@@christophersartorial7671
I have 273 digital copies. of books, took 10 classes, worked with 20 or so costume designers.
your video was more use
than the money, i wasted over 10 years of funds, i wasted collecting digital copies, videos, and classes.
You videos are designed for people with learning disabilities, whether intentional or not.
I made test pattern for this video. it fit perfectly,
Now i just have to figure out how to make a pattern in Inkscape
So i can make the private eye jacket for 1 of my comfort costumes.
Great videos on youtube are hard to find.
But i still would like to see that list.
I will actually be sharing this to S.SNP Publications PAGE.
@@DrSupermanShadow My first two videos on drafting a fitted bodice, are really the only ones that show a technique that I personally developed. The others are not so different from textbook methods. Perhaps I explain them a bit more simply.
Hi Chris greetings to you sir I've just recently come across your video and I must say that I am really impressed. I will certainly be making full use of them. However I would like to know where I can get the paper you are using to draft on becuz I can't seem to get it where I'm living sincere thanks to you in advance
The paper is a marking paper made for the apparel industry. Perhaps butcher paper would work.
Hi Chris, thank you for your very helpful and informative process, do you have sewing classes?
No, sewing is not my area of expertise, though of course I do a lot of it. Look for classes in your local fabric shops. There are also many CZcams videos on sewing.
Спасибо, отлично. Пишите, пожалуйста, цифры на чертежах, будет понятно.
So clear thanks so much!!
I’m glad you liked it.
Great tutorial 👌 Thanks!
Thank you for making these videos. They r really helpful. Can you make a video on sweetheart bodice drafting or maybe a deep v neck pattern?
The necklines you mention are really just a matter of design. Draw the neckline you want and make a facing to finish it off. My only advice is: If you create a deep V neck in the front, keep it shallow in the back, otherwise the garment will fall off the shoulders.
Thank you
You're most welcome.
super helpful. Thank you!
Wow that’s was a great tutorial and I will definitely try this out. I’ve always been afraid of drafting lapels. Do you teach out drafting like different pockets?
I always love your video. Is easy and clear to understand. But little suggestion perhaps u need using microphone when making the video, because sometimes its hard to listen what you said
Yes, I sometimes forget to speak up when demonstrating.
Fantastic video!!!
Thank you for posting this. One question - why are we marking in 3/8 inch from the neckline when starting the collar draft? Would this amount vary for any reason (fabric thickness, muscular neck, etc.)? A tailoring book that I have has us mark in 1/4 in at the notch, but not at the neck edge. Does this serve the same purpose?
Hello Chris I love what u are doing how can I get your videos l real want to be connected to your videos
Hi Christopher, I want to draft a shawl collar ,do I draft the fold line in the same way as the notched collar? do I go out 1 inch at the high shoulder point and down to the break point on the extenton? looking forward to more videos
The draft for a shawl collar is similar. Extend a seam in the under collar/lapel either to the breakpoint, or out to the collar edge where the notch would be. Perhaps I'll get around to demonstrating this.
Thanks for the quick response. If I want to make the jacket collarless
and retain the shape of the princess seam at the same time, how do
I remove the dart under the lapel?
If you have a princess seam, then a dart would be unnecessary. Simply leave it out when drafting.
@@christophersartorial7671Thanks for the advise,
Chris, do you have a tutorial on the assembly of a jacket? Thank you
Jacket patterns are rather advanced stuff, so I may not get around do showing one for a while. I'm also not a sewing instructor. There are many videos out there teaching jacket construction and tailoring.
Thanks bro....you disappear for a very long time 😄🙈
Sorry for the delay. I've been very busy. More soon, hopefully.
Thank you! I hope you are ok as you have not posted any tutorials for a while. Thank you
I've been extremely busy lately. I'm hoping to do more soon.
Waw gracias
Realy amazing....
Another awesome tutorial! Is there no need for a dart under the lapels?
Most of my jackets have this dart.
The darts under a lapel are typically there to help fit the chest. They are not needed for the collar/lapel, but you'll often find them when a jacket does not have a bust dart or princess seam.
Hi sir can u put Normal' collars please I like all the videos 🙏
Thanks. I'm not sure what you mean by "Normal" collars. You may be referring to a convertible collar, or a collar with a stand, such as in a man's shirt. I hope to get around to demonstrating these in future videos.
THANK YOU!!❣️❣️❣️