Thank you for watching 😊 Do tell me what other ways you cut a men's plaid trouser and how you calculate the measurements for your crotch 😅 Hoping to hear from you ❤
Nwa wonder, thank u for your detail attention and description in the cutting process, it goes to give a beginner the right tutorial to learn well. I just needed to be the first to comment in order to contribute to the growth of this new channel. I pray that others will see how wonderful a teacher you are and give you all the needed thumbs up, subscription and pressing the notification button. Please do we to show the viewers a thoroughly detailed and described step by step sewing and coupling guide so that anyone who watches your method will not only keep watching but will always refer others to your channel by sharing your links. Thanks ❤
Wow, thank you so much, Armstrong. I do appreciate your kind words to us, and yes, I do hope that I'll be able to do better with each video. Thank you so much for this 🙌
Nice job but I would like to add that with all the allowances been added, pls let us know the allocation of which one goes with the flap, the front zip and the sewing allowance of the crotch
If may I ask,So in men's trouser pattern there is no hip line and crotch line, its just a crotch line only? I'm asking because in women's pants I draft waist line, hip line and crotch which is about 1 to 2 inches apart from hip line and crotch line.( I'm talking about the distance not circumference). No.2 why did you come down by 1 inch from waist line instead of going up in the side seam? I'm asking because men's trouser it seems so complicated
1. The hip is above the crotch line, yes, but then men don't got as much hip as women do. If yor intend to calculate the hop, then you'll do that when drafting out the back. A new video will be up to explain that In details. Second, men's trouser needs to be well articulated at the crotch, so we go down by one inch, because well still have to create a waist band to replace that one inch, with some extra. So you see, adding so much will make the rouser loose fitting. Remember, this is is fitted Trouser tutorial.
I understand. Most calculate it that way, however, its not always advisable, due to body differences and body build. Its better to take the measurement of the crotch to be accurate, or betters still, use the hips to determine. And yes, the gives a better fitting.
Again, I observed that u didn't add seam and sewing allowance to the hip, instead u just divided 40 by 4 and ascribed the 10" to all other lines. Could it be that you have already added the needed allowance to your hip during body measurement? Some people take tight body measurement, and add the seam and seeing allowances to it later while some add the needed allowance during the point of taking body allowance
No, no allowance is needed when using this method. Every allowance comes when cutting the back of the trouser. If you notice, I added around 2inch at the waist for the back, that provides every allowance and even more. The sane goes for the inseem, round knee, etc...
Please, Nwa Wonder, how did you arrive at the crotch length if 10"? And why didn't u mark out hip line and thigh line but instead used the crotch line for everything ?
I actually measured the crotch myself. That is, I asked my client to sit on a chair and I took the measurements from his waist to the chair, that's my crotch line. You have to make him sit up rightly though. I hope this helps 😅
Thank you for watching 😊
Do tell me what other ways you cut a men's plaid trouser and how you calculate the measurements for your crotch 😅
Hoping to hear from you ❤
Nwa wonder, thank u for your detail attention and description in the cutting process, it goes to give a beginner the right tutorial to learn well.
I just needed to be the first to comment in order to contribute to the growth of this new channel.
I pray that others will see how wonderful a teacher you are and give you all the needed thumbs up, subscription and pressing the notification button.
Please do we to show the viewers a thoroughly detailed and described step by step sewing and coupling guide so that anyone who watches your method will not only keep watching but will always refer others to your channel by sharing your links.
Thanks ❤
Wow, thank you so much, Armstrong.
I do appreciate your kind words to us, and yes, I do hope that I'll be able to do better with each video.
Thank you so much for this 🙌
Excellent teaching, thank you for sharing.
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Nice job but I would like to add that with all the allowances been added, pls let us know the allocation of which one goes with the flap, the front zip and the sewing allowance of the crotch
I will. Thank you for watching 💙
I Love the Details
Thank you so much 🙏❤
this is cool
Thank you 💙
Weldon...keep up the good work
Thank you so much 🙂
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Am having issues with pant cutting ✂️, sometime I do av excess allowance
Hoping this helps, do tell me what you think 😅
If may I ask,So in men's trouser pattern there is no hip line and crotch line, its just a crotch line only? I'm asking because in women's pants I draft waist line, hip line and crotch which is about 1 to 2 inches apart from hip line and crotch line.( I'm talking about the distance not circumference).
No.2 why did you come down by 1 inch from waist line instead of going up in the side seam? I'm asking because men's trouser it seems so complicated
1. The hip is above the crotch line, yes, but then men don't got as much hip as women do. If yor intend to calculate the hop, then you'll do that when drafting out the back. A new video will be up to explain that In details.
Second, men's trouser needs to be well articulated at the crotch, so we go down by one inch, because well still have to create a waist band to replace that one inch, with some extra.
So you see, adding so much will make the rouser loose fitting. Remember, this is is fitted Trouser tutorial.
@@NWASWONDER oh now I understand. Thanks a lot 🙏
Again, why we're you dividing knee, calf and inseam by 4 instead of by two?
Because, we already have a center line running across. So we have to place our measurements on both sides if this line...
How many inches do you add for seam allowance
No need to add any one. The allowance we added at the back is enough.
Please for the link on how to sew
Stay tuned 🙏❤
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Hi. Is crotch not 9 (h/4-1.5+0.5) because of waist band
NO. We don't do that because the crotch is a different game. The height has nothing to do with it.
@NWASWONDER I was asking because i noticed most people calculate it that way. Your crotch is 1" more. Does it give a better fit or allowance to move?
I understand.
Most calculate it that way, however, its not always advisable, due to body differences and body build.
Its better to take the measurement of the crotch to be accurate, or betters still, use the hips to determine.
And yes, the gives a better fitting.
Again, I observed that u didn't add seam and sewing allowance to the hip, instead u just divided 40 by 4 and ascribed the 10" to all other lines.
Could it be that you have already added the needed allowance to your hip during body measurement?
Some people take tight body measurement, and add the seam and seeing allowances to it later while some add the needed allowance during the point of taking body allowance
No, no allowance is needed when using this method. Every allowance comes when cutting the back of the trouser.
If you notice, I added around 2inch at the waist for the back, that provides every allowance and even more.
The sane goes for the inseem, round knee, etc...
Please, Nwa Wonder, how did you arrive at the crotch length if 10"?
And why didn't u mark out hip line and thigh line but instead used the crotch line for everything ?
I actually measured the crotch myself. That is, I asked my client to sit on a chair and I took the measurements from his waist to the chair, that's my crotch line.
You have to make him sit up rightly though.
I hope this helps 😅
Kindly help us comment "men's trouser cutting", so the AI knows what we're talking about 🙌😅
What about a sim
Sorry, I don't understand