Thank you for allowing me to see this piece of work. Always a pleasure to watch a high end craftsman at work. I can imagine your tutorials would be amazing (hint!).
Making a shirt the way a good tailor does is just beautiful. Your craft borders on art, both in process and product. I wish I could afford, or better still, learn how to make a shirt like this! Congratulations on the beautiful video. I have watched it several times.
Top-notch craftsmanship! Impeccable attention to detail! I enjoy your videos and hope to see more in the future. Just know others are enjoying and benefitting from your knowledge. Thank you for sharing!
H! Blessing! veo tus videos y m encats la pasion y dedicación q le das s cada prenda en patronaje corte y confección tienes unas manos calidas como tu Alma es un Honor para tus amigos y familiares tenerte eres un ejemplo a seguir cada detalle en la camisa lleva tu huells mo solo tu etiqueta personal tu olor tu ser tu calma paciencia tu validad de ser Humano.
And that my friends is how one makes a fine shirt. I'm usually quite good with vocabulary. Thought best to double-check, looked up sartorial. Honestly can't remember ever using it but it would have been wrong I am sure if I had. And I am going to be using it now. 👏👏👏
I am commenting for two reasons. 1) I understand comments help with the algorithm and want more people to see this. Not only to increase your business but an education for young and old across the board male and female - what IS fine workmanship. And share a story in substitution for emoticons. Partner and I in bed side-by-side reading magazines. Eventually I could no longer ignore the murmurs and sounds coming from beside me. Seeing out of the corner of my eye, transfixed it seemed, admiring the fold out I had to look. What else but Playboy WOULD inspire all that? It was Wooden Boat. (Traditional design, construction and repair.) And I found myself making those sounds, transfixed, watching a man sew a shirt.
That’s a beautiful Juki, what model is it? My great uncle had polio as a child during the 1950’s and lost the use of his legs. During that era disabled people were pushed into tailoring and so he became a fantastic tailor. He eventually owned 2 shops in north London and became very successful during the late 60s making suits & shirts.
Hello from Northern California, Paul My questions what schooling did you take to become the Tailor you are today. Living in the US we don’t have much for this kind of thing. I would love to learn more. I appreciate you.
If you have any books you would offer for me to obtain i would greatly appreciate it. I also have been studying the art of tailoring. Much respect to you Paul
Thank you Paul, you have inspired me to use similar hand-sewn techniques to make a shirt. I can't see any interfacing used here, do you think it's unnecessary for a casual poplin shirt such as this? I didn't use any in the last shirt I made which is linen and has a soft button-down collar.
Hello Paul, in an interview you said you only started a view year ago, so where did you learn this amazing trade. How did you get so skill full in such a short time?
in 2014 I started making jeans and later shirts. This was a 'revisit'. In my early twenties I learned how to sew and how to draw patterns. It was a matter of reheating my experience and apply it to making jeans.
Segundo video que veo de usted. Sabe usted se parece a Gus Geijo, un fotógrafo español que admiro. No se porque me gusta verlo trabajar, será que ya estoy grande? Obvio tengo 45 years. A mi también me gusta mi trabajo de diseño o creación en electrónica y trabajo solo desde 2001. Saludos y mis admiraciones para usted. Ah pd. Yo también tengo una máquina de coser de 1 aguja electrónica brother y me encanta mi máquina.
Maybe its something you only learn in school or training, but id love to know how you convert measurements to patterns and draw them. I'm stuck using store bought patterns and as you know they never fit just right.
@@PaulKruize Thank you! Is it cotton or polyester? I just started making clothes and I am struggling to find any good information about what thread to use. I love your videos!
Like on a jacket, the shirt sleeve is set after the panels are connected. Then the sleeve is tilted forward to give a better angle. So the sleeve seam is not at the side seam, but a bit more to the front panel.
@@PaulKruize You can clearly see that in the video 🤭🤭 Thank you for the upload. It's always good to pick up tips from an expert. I love the horizontal cut of the collar. Hervorragend.
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You just inspired me to pursue tailoring craft, and i am 36 old male :) Thank you very much, Sir.
How is your tailoring craft going on now?
Amazing craftmanship. Respect
Thank you for allowing me to see this piece of work. Always a pleasure to watch a high end craftsman at work. I can imagine your tutorials would be amazing (hint!).
Amen to that ! 🤲
A beautiful documentary by a true artisan...incredible workmanship
Making a shirt the way a good tailor does is just beautiful. Your craft borders on art, both in process and product. I wish I could afford, or better still, learn how to make a shirt like this! Congratulations on the beautiful video. I have watched it several times.
Do you give any courses?
@@jgarces es obvio!
Top-notch craftsmanship! Impeccable attention to detail!
I enjoy your videos and hope to see more in the future. Just know others are enjoying and benefitting from your knowledge. Thank you for sharing!
Tegan69 🙏🏻
I've enjoyed watching you.. No fancy music in the background, just you and your work.. Keep going 👍
So inspirational! Thank you very much for sharing the video!
Beautiful, and the finishings are delicated. I liked it !! ♥
Beautifully done. The sounds as well... especially the steam iron and scissors. 👌🏿. I feel like I need to go and iron some of my shirts now.
Please make a Denim Jacket!
You sir are inspiring and amazing! Thank you!🙏🏼
Very impressive. Respect for your craftmanship.
I just enjoy how you use what you got. Very beautiful garment .
This is so satisfying to watch! And to listen to. Your work is excellent!
Gracias por compartir estos videos, motivan e inspiran a seguir trabajando, saludos desde México!!!!
Ladies and Gentleman, the incredible adventures of Makinga!
Your workflow is fantastic!
I feel relax when I look your work .
This is truly bespoke at its finest.
What a beautiful shirt you made, thanks for sharing
impresionante su trabajo , un sastre muy completo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Wish I had a fine white genuine shirt like the one you sew, thanks it was incredible
Amazing craftsmanship
Amasing done work .I enjoy watching your video.
H!
Blessing!
veo tus videos y m encats la pasion y dedicación q le das s cada prenda en patronaje corte y confección tienes unas manos calidas como tu Alma es un Honor para tus amigos y familiares tenerte
eres un ejemplo a seguir
cada detalle en la camisa lleva tu huells mo solo tu etiqueta personal tu olor tu ser tu calma paciencia tu validad de ser Humano.
Good work. Very detailed and neat.
Talent man wow very great job
Wunderbare Arbeit !
I like your suspenders, Mr. Kruize.
In English, they are called braces. Women wear suspenders with stockings. Thank God!
Brilliant!
aaaahhh this juki machine... Such a different vibe in comparaison with the new ones
This is real classic.
Um verdadeiro artista! Congratulations
And that my friends is how one makes a fine shirt.
I'm usually quite good with vocabulary. Thought best to double-check, looked up sartorial. Honestly can't remember ever using it but it would have been wrong I am sure if I had. And I am going to be using it now.
👏👏👏
Good job Paul work hard🙂👍👍
I am commenting for two reasons. 1) I understand comments help with the algorithm and want more people to see this. Not only to increase your business but an education for young and old across the board male and female - what IS fine workmanship.
And share a story in substitution for emoticons.
Partner and I in bed side-by-side reading magazines. Eventually I could no longer ignore the murmurs and sounds coming from beside me. Seeing out of the corner of my eye, transfixed it seemed, admiring the fold out I had to look. What else but Playboy WOULD inspire all that?
It was Wooden Boat. (Traditional design, construction and repair.)
And I found myself making those sounds, transfixed, watching a man sew a shirt.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻😊
Very nice video, greetings from Perú.
I enjoy what you do 👍👍
So do I! :)
Sir nice work I would love to learn how you draft your pattern both for the jean pants and this shirt
Ini yang saya tunggu tunggu
Awasome.. great job 🙏
Genial.Paul.
Amazing 👍
I would love to know the tools you use. boiler and iron, juki model #, threads you prefer for different garments, etc.
very cool series :-)
Sensacional , parabéns perfeito , grande abraço daqui do Brasil
Damn awesome
This is beautiful. Can we also expect a video on one of your worker jackets?
Maybe one day :)
That’s a beautiful Juki, what model is it? My great uncle had polio as a child during the 1950’s and lost the use of his legs. During that era disabled people were pushed into tailoring and so he became a fantastic tailor. He eventually owned 2 shops in north London and became very successful during the late 60s making suits & shirts.
leespiderpod Great story! The Juki is a DDL 5550-4
sehr genau und ordentlich gearbeitet. 👍
Ultra classic suspenders
Mooie video, ik heb deze en de jeans meerdere malen bekeken. Mag ik vragen waar of hoe je hebt leren patroontekenen? Organiseer je wel eens workshops?
Very nice 👌
Смотрю с удовольствием 👏👏👏
Sir make some video's about coat pattren draw and cutting tuttoriols step by step thankyou
good worke
Thank you.
Can you please make tutorial for boys vest
Great job and attention to detail is the best! Was just wondering why you don't use any interfacings?
Thank you! I use an extra layer of cotton in the collar and cuffs.
Thank you for the wonderful videos. Quick question: What type of iron are you using? Thanks!
It's from Bielle
Very nice👍🏽🇧🇷
Well done boss
Sir I like your video must you use paper patterns all the time
Aromire Olugbengasamuel I make a paper pattern every time
@@PaulKruize sir , why don't u add press canvas in colour and cuffs
Anant Pingale I prefer an extra layer of cotton. It is softer to wear.
@@PaulKruize thnx for reply...I m also a tailor but from.india. Bombay
Hello from Northern California, Paul
My questions what schooling did you take to become the Tailor you are today. Living in the US we don’t have much for this kind of thing. I would love to learn more. I appreciate you.
George Knox I am mainly self taught at sewing. Practice, practice...
If you have any books you would offer for me to obtain i would greatly appreciate it. I also have been studying the art of tailoring. Much respect to you Paul
@@georgeknox I find the book by Winifred Aldrich, Metric Pattern Cutting For Menswear, helpful and accessible
@@PaulKruize thank you. Can you do a shop tour video someday? Cheers my friend.
@@georgeknox That would be a short one. It's a modest atelier ;)
VERY MAGIC. PROFESSIONAL. ❤.
subscribed for sure!!
Thank you Paul, you have inspired me to use similar hand-sewn techniques to make a shirt. I can't see any interfacing used here, do you think it's unnecessary for a casual poplin shirt such as this? I didn't use any in the last shirt I made which is linen and has a soft button-down collar.
@@SteveRobinson1959 I only use an extra layer of cotton for the collar and cuffs. Keeps it soft.
@@PaulKruize Thanks Paul, I'll do that.
Exelente me gusto
Nice👍👍
Greate work
Can you tell me what type of iron are you using?
The iron is a Bielle, the kettle Due Effe.
Hello Paul, in an interview you said you only started a view year ago, so where did you learn this amazing trade. How did you get so skill full in such a short time?
in 2014 I started making jeans and later shirts. This was a 'revisit'. In my early twenties I learned how to sew and how to draw patterns. It was a matter of reheating my experience and apply it to making jeans.
You are my MASTER
Segundo video que veo de usted. Sabe usted se parece a Gus Geijo, un fotógrafo español que admiro. No se porque me gusta verlo trabajar, será que ya estoy grande? Obvio tengo 45 years. A mi también me gusta mi trabajo de diseño o creación en electrónica y trabajo solo desde 2001. Saludos y mis admiraciones para usted. Ah pd. Yo también tengo una máquina de coser de 1 aguja electrónica brother y me encanta mi máquina.
🙏🏻
Fantástico,sou Dan.
Maybe its something you only learn in school or training, but id love to know how you convert measurements to patterns and draw them.
I'm stuck using store bought patterns and as you know they never fit just right.
It would take some time to learn :)
Danke
The best ❤
This is amazing. I really want to learn how to tailor. Do you take internships? I am guessing your from the Netherlands as well
I am afraid I have no room for an intern, but feel free to send me an email if you want to know more.
At least you tried
Sir , you are using sewing machine with clutch motor?
It has a servo motor.
Love your work Paul! With the flat fell seam on the armhole, does the sleeve and armhole have different seam allowances to be sewn the way you have?
There's a bit more on the sleeve indeed!
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What kind of thread do you use for the hand stitching if the collar/shoulders/sleeves? Is it silk or cotton on the buttonholes?
Hi Ben, for the hand stitching I use Amann SabaC 120. For the buttonholes the same or slightly thicker, depending on the fabric.
is that a french seam used for the arm hole seams?
Halima Kouakeu It’s sort of a felled seam. Actually don’t know what it’s called.
I'm no expert but looked like a faux flat felled. Great talent here people :-)
Hi what weight thread do you use on a shirt vs a pair of jeans? Thanks!
Sebastian Clarke I use Amann sabaC 120 for a fine cotton shirt and 50 for jeans
@@PaulKruize Thank you! Is it cotton or polyester? I just started making clothes and I am struggling to find any good information about what thread to use. I love your videos!
Sebastian Clarke It is polyester
Coses igual que una buena costurera.
BRAVO
What is fabric of the shirt you wearing? Denim or chambray?
Amos Tampubolon It’s a chambray
@@PaulKruize it looks great, where did you get the fabric?
Amos Tampubolon It’s Japanese
Plz cuting upload sir shirt pant
Hi Paul, I would like to know what does it means slightly tilted forward, about a sleeve shirt.
Thanks a lot and congratulations for all.
Fabio
Like on a jacket, the shirt sleeve is set after the panels are connected. Then the sleeve is tilted forward to give a better angle. So the sleeve seam is not at the side seam, but a bit more to the front panel.
@@PaulKruize all is clear. Thanks a lot.
@@fabiobarbugian3369 Pleasure!
Hello Paul, do you think the Juki TSC 441 is too much for denim work?
I think you'd be better of with a machine in a table top. I can process all seams on my Juki.
Paul Kruize Thank you for replying, what model is your Juki machine?
W I L L I E It’s a Juki ddl 5550-4
Hi Paul, may I ask about fusing interfacing. Do you use the iron or a fusing press?
Neither. I use an extra layer of cotton for the collar and cuffs.
@@PaulKruize whatever ‘floats’ hehe, thanks for the reply mate, your work is beautiful.
I like comfort if use
Nice work , Sir how much cost of 1 jeans pant and 1 shirt ?
Please check my website for information and prices.
I would have liked to see them on the customer. I used to make my children’s and my jeans. On a Juki machine, also! Still have some of them.
Thank you. ❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful video, I wanted to ask what type of tool are you using to make the button holes? and are you hitting it with a hammer?
I cut with a chisel before stitching.
@@PaulKruize You can clearly see that in the video 🤭🤭 Thank you for the upload. It's always good to pick up tips from an expert. I love the horizontal cut of the collar. Hervorragend.
Mantap👍👍
Super
You are a great master! Your videos are inspiring! I am a man, I am 44 years old. I want to learn how to sew. Thank you!