When a fabric is by 60, it means it's a double length fabric; It has a longer height than a single length fabric which is usually by 40 to 45 inches. Double length fabrics can sew more clothes than single length
For single length fabric, the difference in quantity of fabric to sew a garment is usually half inch; if 3 and half yards of double length will sew a top and trouser, then you'll require 4 yards for a single length fabric; If 2 yards of double length will sew an English shirt, then you'll require 2 and half yards if it's a single length fabric.
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Good day sir... Thank you for the class bt pls sir when a fabric is by 60 what does it actually mean ???
When a fabric is by 60, it means it's a double length fabric; It has a longer height than a single length fabric which is usually by 40 to 45 inches. Double length fabrics can sew more clothes than single length
And also what about for single length fabric?
For single length fabric, the difference in quantity of fabric to sew a garment is usually half inch; if 3 and half yards of double length will sew a top and trouser, then you'll require 4 yards for a single length fabric; If 2 yards of double length will sew an English shirt, then you'll require 2 and half yards if it's a single length fabric.
Do you also sew for females
I learnt both for female and menswear at the fashion Academy but i started specializing in menswear after 6 months.