Metric pattern cutting for menswear: including unisex clothes and computer aided design

Description

In this edition the chapter on computer-aided design has been rewritten and extended to reflect the growing importance of CAD to the industry and as part of fashion and design courses. Other updates include new blocks for tailored shirts, details on how to adapt men's blocks for women's wear and revision of of sizing and labelling. Introduction. Design and pattern cutting for menswear. Tools and equipment for constructing patterns. Aliquot parts. Glossary. Chapter 1 The basic principles - sizing - using the blocks. PART ONE: 'FLAT' CUTTING. Chapter 2 The 'flat' blocks - woven and jersey fabrics. Chapter 3 Leisurewear, weatherwear and sportswear. Chapter 4 Workwear. Chapter 5 Basic nightwear. PART TWO: STANDARD PATTERN CUTTING PROCESSES. Chapter 6 Constructing sleeves. Chapter 7 Constructing openings and collars. PART THREE: 'FORM' CUTTING - CLASSIC AND CASUAL MENSWEAR. Chapter 8 Classic suit jackets. Chapter 9 Classic and casual trousers. Chapter 10 Classic and casual shirts. Chapter 11 Classic and casual overgarments. PART FOUR: SIZING AND FIT. Chapter 12 Basic grading techniques. Chapter 13 Drafting and adapting the blocks for individual figures. PART FIVE: COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN (CAD). Chapter 14 Computer generated design and pattern making. Chapter index.