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@@Piece0fsand you take on back underside from inside leg and from both sides from knee down to hem. I have a full tutorial you can buy from my website showing you the full alteration. Its an in-depth and comprehensive tutorial, 18 minutes long .I explain inneetsul how to reduce bagginess of crotch and taper trousers in how professional tailors alter trousers. Here's where you can buy my course jojoremenytailoringacademy.com/paid-tutorials/reducing-trouser-crotch-and-narrowing-trouser-legs/

Glad I could help . Many more tips to come to help sewers all over the globe with professional tips and advise.

My pleasure. Thanks for your support.

I'm uploading the series on this now .. Follow and see . Thanks for your support.. As a professional fashion designer bespoke tailor and educator, what you see me making is exactly the same methods I teach I. My online and in-house courses. I get all beginners from novice to Pro in no time at all..

I do suggest that you if you can ,to invest in courses and learn from professionals working in the industry: tailors pattern cutters designers etc,. You will learn professional correct efficient methods and techniques. I offer in-house and online courses in: draping, pattern cutting, dressmaking,shirtmaking and bespoke tailoring jojoremenytailoringacademy.com/paid-tutorials/bespoke-tailoring-waistcoats-and-trousers/ Draping, couture, online dressmaking course: jojoremenytailoringacademy.com/draping-and-sewing-couture-dresses/

Thanks for your beautiful comment. I will keep uploading videos to help sewers around the globe. I also offer in-house and online courses in: draping pattern cutting,couture dressmaking, shirtmaking and bespoke tailoring .

@@shmuelarom5773 thanks will change it !

Thanks

Thanks for your support and beautiful comment. I will be putting lots of tips and advice to help sewers all over the globe.

Glad it was helpful!

@@eh235 I have in-house courses in tailoring at my shop in : trouser cutting and making real bespoke trousers, waistcoats and shirts .. later next year I will sell online courses in bespoke tailoring.

@@eh235my Tailoring courses are only in-house at my shop in Birmingham England. jojoremenytailoringacademy.com/paid-tutorials/bespoke-tailoring-waistcoats-and-trousers/ My online course In Dressmaking is available

I do a full in-house intensive course in bespoke trousers and waistcoat.

Thanks .The whole 3 piece suit took me nearly 90 hours of work to complete

Thanks glad my videos can help you. Many more tips and advise coming soon.

@@jojoremeny you are really doing some amazing work

@@smgs4life2 thanks for your kind comments.

@@patricenewsam9267 this is just a cheap cotton fabrics. This is just a mock up so you never finish off anything it's all left raw . Only when real dress is being made will I hand stitch most things .The real dress has to perfectly made which I will video

@@annescanapico7168 I will be starting a bespoke tailoring course on jacket making at my shop next year. I offer bespoke tailoring classes already at my shop 1-2-1 on : trouser making , Waistcoat making and shirt making. I also offer courses in couture dressmaking.

@@jojoremeny JoJo, I’m assuming you store in the UK. I’m in the USA, a little difficult to show up in person, bummer. Do you plan on any on-line classes?

@annescanapico7168 I will be launching new online courses in bespoke tailoring later this year or early next year. I already launched one of the most comprehensive and in-depth courses ever produced on draping and making couture dresses which is available to buy from my website

Glad my videos can help you.

My pleasure.Thanks for watching. I'm uploading lots of videos and tutorials of my work I do at my boutique and workroom . Please spread the word to all sewers. Thanks

Thanks for your support and kind words.As you know on social media platforms,there are so many jelous individuals who just want to make bad comments about you . That's ok I just throw them in the garbage where they belong. Thanks

Thanks for your beautiful commro. I will keep trying to help sewers all over the globe with all the skills I have learnt from my master tailors,pattern cutters,designers etc... Please, spread the word so all sewers can subscribe and watch my videos .

You need fittings with every client..The fittings will tell you what you need to do after you observe them and pin them .

My pleasure.Watch out for more tips and advice videos

@@jojoremeny I will!

I learned that technique from Mike maldonado, a custom shirt maker. He made a lot of money teaching people how to do custom shirts. Wish I could find a comprehensive course on suit making.

Juer over 10 mins.in I talk about threads .

The sleeve matching the changes is my usual issue, I needed to increase ease and my sleeve cap height to make my sleeve comfortable.

I did find drafting my own sleeve easier than following a pattern .

My pleasure subscribe as I'm putting lots of videos up now that will help all sewers wanting to learn Couture and real tailoring methods and techniques

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On bespoke tailoring the back seat seam is the sewing line ,then you add the 1 and quarter to 1 and half inches inlay on top so if customers gain weight you let out inlays

Thanks .You know in today's social media platforms, everyone does 30 seconds reels,which I hate doing !!

@@jojoremenyAh! I tell my son, Preach the whole sermon! Some of us want to learn. Then do the snippets for the gnats. IMHO Best of luck fr across the pond. Cheers!

No you need to curve and shape the sleeve out then bring it back in as it goes back to wrist and sleeve hem.

Be careful of what you tube videos you watch .Many are not professionals and just amateurs teaching incorrect methods and techniques. Only find professionals actually working in the industry. I'm a professional fashion designer, bespoke tailor and educator making and teaching couture designs and bespoke suits from my shop in England. I also teach online and in-house courses in: Draping, pattern cutting,Dressmaking, shirt making a,nd real bespoke custom tailoring courses . jojoremenytailoringacademy.com/

@jojoremeny I need some advice about sewing binding tape onto stretchy knit tanks without puckering. They're puckering not just at the arm holes, but also at the back of the neckline. Do you have any videos about this issue?

Tack baste temporarily your binding onto armholes .This will ensure you do not picket anything ..Also before you baste binding on ,shape with iron exactly same shape as armhole..This will ensure it's first exactly around armhole . Make sure your tension is good on machines so will not pull and pucker the armhole .. With knits you have to be extra careful.

I use good mics now.Also these are not my paid courses and I'm only putting these up to help some sewers for free . The pattern is irrelevant and is a working pattern I have been using for a lot of demonstration.You are getting free advise from a professional actually working in the industry.Most you tube creators are not professionals and teach incorrect bad methods .

There are many ways to draft patterns by tailors ,pattern cutters etc..Always remember you need more length on back doe to your seat ( bum area) the length is determined by how big your seat is . Always remember: if you have a flat seat ,you need less.if you have a big seat ,you need more . Always remember: there's no such thing as a perfect pattern it doesn't exist . It's the fittings that will create the perfect pattern for you.

How did they turn out...???

@piccalillipit9211 I made one pair, but they didn't fit. I'll try again but I've been busy lately.

No you need to not only scoop out as you go down seam as this will allow a little extra room but you need to sometimes extend back crotch seams as well That's why in the Bespoke trade we always leave inlays on to do this

Also what many sewers fail to do .,As you stitch up back seat seam you need to stretch a little as you sew up ,as this allows the seat to give a little as you put a lot of pressure when sitting down..Also when trousers are finished you need to stretch back seat seam with iron and steam to allow the seat seam not to be tight . Most sewers fail to do this step which is very important in fit at back seat area .

You don't hide any dart except when cutting back yoke of jeans the dart is shaped in the back yoke itself . On bespoke tailored trousers the dart gives shape and sometimes is moved from crease line to natural hip bone near slanted pocked for better fit .This is what real bespoke tailors do . I can see you are not a bespoke tailor at all!! . Go and learn from a traditional bespoke tailor.

@@jojoremeny you can absolutely hide the dart in the mouth of the slant pocket so you don't have some ugly dart showing in the front of the trousers. Maybe you're not as good of a tailor as you think you are.... But hey if you're happy making sub par trash then just keep doing what you're doing.

@darrell9294 Darrell you really are an idiot.. I do savile Row style suits ..you don't even know how to probably sew a button on buffoon.. The darts are there for a reason to give shape,which you don't put behind any pocket ...Any kindergarten kid could tell you the function of a dart .it's there for a purpose .. Why don't you put up some videos and let's see your skillset which I guarantee you it's zero ..Tag me when you do !! I'm a professional fashion designer, bespoke tailor and educator,making and teaching couture designs and bespoke suits from my shop in England, including online courses in : Draping,pattern cutting,dressmaking ,shirt making and real bespoke custom suit making . You couldn't afford my trousers I charge for bespoke so keep buying your cheap trash .. let me know when you upload your educational video on cutting trousers with a hidden dart in the pocket !!. What an imbecile!!