3.01 Evaluating Fit Apparel & Design Production I.

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3.01 Evaluating Fit Apparel & Design Production I

Menu  Body Measurements  Measuring Tools  Specific Measurements  Determine Size  Specialty Patterns  Wearing and Design Ease

What are Body Measurements??  Body Measurements: the exact dimensions of a body

Take Body Measurements  What should you be wearing to take body measurements?  Fitted clothing/ undergarments

Take Body Measurements  For more accurate body measurements, have a partner take your measurements  Use a measuring tape!  It is a flexible, non-stretchable, plastic, 60 inch long measuring tool  Be sure to hold it snug, but not tight

Determine Pattern Size  How can I find my pattern size?  Compare your measurements to the charts in your book, on the pattern or in the pattern catalog. Find the measurements closest to yours.

Determine Patten Size  Women: Bust size is the determining measurement for dresses and tops  Women: Hip size is the determining measurement for shorts and pants  Men: Chest size for jackets and tops  Men: Neck band and sleeve length fro dress shirts  Men: Waist for pants and shorts

Determine Pattern Size  Luckily, the pattern companies have joined together for standard sizing.  However the Apparel Industry clothing is not standardized and varies from company to company so even if you know your size in clothing from a store its just not the same.

Determine Pattern Size  If you fall between sizes: consider design  If design is loose-select smaller size  If design is close fitting-select larger size

Specialty Patterns: Multi-sized  A multi-sized pattern includes: Several sizes printed on each pattern piece

Specialty Patterns: Unisex  Unisex patterns are for men and women  Sizes are usually S, M, L, and XL.  Refer to the size chart on the pattern for sizing

Wearing Ease  A certain amount of built in ease for comfort that all patterns are created with

Design Ease  Extra fullness added by the designer to create a particular silhouette

Techniques to Take Body Measurements for Women  Bust: at the fullest part  Waist: natural waist  Hips: at the fullest part  Back Waist Length: prominent bone at the back of the neck to the waist

Techniques to Take Body Measurements for Men  Chest: at the fullest part  Waist: Smallest part of the waistline  Inseam: From the underside of the crotch to desired hem length  Hips: at the fullest part  Neck band: Measurement around the base of the neck + ½”  Arm length: from the prominent bone a the base of the neck along the back of a slightly bent elbow to the wrist bone

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