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The Second Tailors' Thread: Technical Tutorials

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In the first Tailors' Thread, our intrepid trio has been assessing the fit of particular garments and providing individualized alteration suggestions. But common problems abound. Consolidated here are various other threads or outstanding posts written over the years by our experts to deal with these problems. More will be added as they are written. But this thread will remain a place for posting general solutions to general problems, just as the first Tailor's Thread will remain a place for those seeking personalized feedback.


From jeffreyd:

Canvas and Suit Construction
Allowances for Alterations
Shoulder Expression
Touching Up Your Suit
The Shaping of a Sleeve
Shoulder Divots (with follow-up by Despos)

From a tailor:

Balance Explained
Do I Have a Low Shoulder?
How to Cut for a Low Shoulder
Got Square Shoulders?
Got Sloping Shoulders?
Got a High Hip?
Taking in a Jacket's Sides
Jacket Waistline Suppression
Making Trousers Smaller
Making Trousers Larger
Removing Trouser Pleats
Hole Worn in Trouser Thigh
Vest Measurements
Buying RTW Trousers
Shirt Sleeve Showing Problem

From Despos:

Constructing a Bench-Made Suit
Slanted Pant Cuffs


Thank you again for expertise!


Additionally, here are some very helpful threads by other resident SF experts:
DWFII on What Makes a Good Shoe
A Harris's classic, Shoes Explained
Etutee On Pants
post #2 of 6
Thank you. I've been subscribing to these threads, but I see I missed several.
post #3 of 6
This is pretty amazing. Thanks for putting it together.
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Really good stuff. Many thanks.

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thanks

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Hi Emptym

could we see something in the technical threads about straightening and crookening of a jacket. This is most probably the most important thing with fitting, historically very debated in the old cutter and tailor mag's. Any jacket pattern maker or budding cutter/tailor should aquire this knowledge. I am amazed that this has not been mentioned as yet. If it has apologies and would love to be directed to it to view other opinions on this

regards

BrendonĀ 

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