@@JK-CLOTHING It really is, actually I'm thinking of starting a business since I'm a dressmaker but this time I wanna learn tailoring too. Thank you so much, I really appreciate this 🥰
Thank you for instructor, Please what happens to 1. The 6 Inches you diducted from the measurements. 2. The 2 inches from the chest and body, and 3 inches from hips you diducted. While making you only make use of the measurements when making the back and used half shoulder measurement for front. Please help
1. The 6 inches deducted is what is used for the side panel 2. The 2" and 3" is used to get the back panel shaped So when you've had your back panel, plus the 6 inches on the side panel plus half of the shoulder to shoulder used for the front panel, you'll end up getting your full body circumferences, even with a bit of ease. What I'd pray you do will be to use your own body measurement. Follow the steps as have been instructed. After drafting the back, side and front panels, measure the chests of the 3 panels and add them then compare with the measurements you took earlier. Do same for the waist, and hip and you'd know if it's accurate or not Thanks for the comment
Your tutorials are always outstanding, thanks so much for putting so much time to your teach and pls how can I send pictures of what I will you to teach next. Mr JK you are simply the best. Really wish you were in Nigeria. Pls how do we create the collar and sew the suit. Thanks once again
Honestly. I was desperately trying to find a real tutorial for how to use the measurements in drafting and every other one was confusing for me. This explained it in such an easy to understand way it take a lot of the worry holding me back away.
Can you do a video explaining how to get the body measurements? I know people measure differently, so I want to make sure I’m measuring the body the same way that you do
Thanks for the compliments. The 6 inches was removed because it was added to the side panel which had not been added to the measurements. And so if you do not take the 6 inches off and you draft the back, the front plus the side panel, the suit will be weigh bigger than needed.
@@JK-CLOTHING Ahhhh got it! Thank you. It's been a long, long time since I got my fashion degree and haven't drafted anything in many years. My pattern book I created (which was my bible of basic patterns) was stolen from university.
@@kikumi4637 so sorry. But you know it's never too late to pick up the pieces and move on. The skills are still there in you. You only need to start and boom, there you go!!
Good job and clean drafting, sincerely, you are excellent teacher on this teaching of suit drafting, i just watched the video with more attention, I'm really grateful for the great effort, you put in for us to benefit this tutorial, i have subscribe both on TH-cam & SnapTube A Big Thank. Special request? 1.Apart from back and middle panel, how do you get the front panel? 2. Can we use the same method for children suit? Thanks so much, God bless in Jesus name.
Grateful for your comment and compliments 🙏🏽 To your question 1. You get the from by using the shoulder to shoulder measurement divided by 2 2. You can use same method just that the figures may change because of the measurements. For instance, the 6 inches side panel could be reduced to 5 or 4 or less depending on the size of the client What I advice is to experiment some of these things to come up with best measures that suit you as the designer. Tutorials are meant to give you a fair idea of what something is. The individual designer picks it and sometimes tweaks it to suit a particular need
All I have to say thanks Jehovah for the gift you have and you don’t keep it to yourself until we pay for it privately but you give freely thank you please more on the side measurement explanation please sir. Your subscriber from Sierra Leone more will follow
I am Calvin in this break down ,of back part thats drafted first, what syztem is used, in my case Sh/17 ch/42 wst/36 seat 42 how do u get Arm depth an first measures to full length
Suit has some standardized methods and measurements to use. 10 inches used as arm depth line for you will be ok More so this is a tutorial. It can't have all the peculiar instances for time sake. So it's appropriate to learn this, then experiment with other figures and you'll come up with adaptations that best suits your needs
After watching this, I’m curious where you got the seemingly random little measurements like the here and there 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch or anything like that? I’m very new to clothing design and I’d like to learn more!
Each measurement counts because some are multiplied by 2 or 4 and are significant. Some of the measurements are meant for all sizes, virtually. Some are derived from the body measurement being used The video is self explanatory There are 4 other videos on the sleeves cutting, the sewing and everything. Thanks for coming through with this
Wow! just found this now and your explanation made it so easy to understand. But Sir, I want to know if I can replicate a female suit with this pattern?
Such an amazing and detailed video! Thank you! But i do have a question. Are the measurements in the beginning (like the waist) measured as circumference or just from one side ?
If the ones you've watched were OK for you to make a suit with, why the need to look out for another? Our method is not just unique, but efficient my dear 🥰
Unisex my dear. You'd just input the female measurements and you are good to go. But remember that female suit won't be tight as regular female dress and so be measured with regards to the shape
I'd be happy if you try it out with polyester fabric, the one we use as lining for our dresses and check the fitness before you use your correct fabric
But im wondering a bit if the suit wouldnt reduce in size because 2-3 inches are taken out from the back measurement at the beginning and also took out 1inch from the side pattern
Good, but all I can see are inches I don't know the meanings. You making it all seem like it's a constant is it? I wish you would do another video to explain the inches and what they are for.
Thanks for the comment. This is a video that I've explained to the best of my ability. I'd urge you to watch the video once again and specifically, if there's anything you need clarity on, I'd be most happy to explain further Thanks once again ❤️
But one I have some questions about it how arm depth became 10 inch can you tell me I don’t understand Also shoulder to waist 17 If anyone know seeing my comment plz help!
The 2 and 3 minuses are for the back measurements and the remainder goes to the front pattern. It's like having 20 inches circumference and you decide to take 8 to the back and 12 to the front. It still gives you the 20 inches circumference
@@JK-CLOTHING can u please tell me why u are use certain number to divide or subtract, like dividing by 6, subtracting by 2? B) Why are you u using suit measurement instead of Regular measurement, what is the difference?
The 6 subtracted is for the side panel. Because usually our drafts are made up of front and back patterns but for suit, it's back, side and front. So you have to distribute the measurements so that the 3 patterns add up to make your measurements
This is part 1. There's part 2 with how to draft the sleeve, then part 3 and 4 that talks about stitching. It's not completely yet but you can begin with it. We are still working on the videos
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This must be the easiest set of instructions I've seen, thank you for this, will make my sewing work drastically easier.
I appreciate it
Thank you sharing this remarkable piece on men's suits!
Welcome and thanks too sir 🙏🏾
Shout out from 2024 cousin, Thank you for the instruction. Great accent too.
I so love the way you draft the pattern, you did it the easiest method!
It's only take few people to teach very detailed God bless you am enjoying your videos i just came across it am stucked 😂
Stick and stay my dear 🥰
Oh mh gosh, i finally found the very detailed toturial. Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful! 🙏🏽 🥰
@@JK-CLOTHING It really is, actually I'm thinking of starting a business since I'm a dressmaker but this time I wanna learn tailoring too. Thank you so much, I really appreciate this 🥰
@@ronansaguit2116 excel in this venture 🙏🏽 🥰
Just came across your page and your explanation is really good👍🏽. Subscribed right away
Thanks and welcome on board 🙏🏾
This is indeed a simple method God bless you abundantly.
Thanks so much for the compliment
Very glad that you liked it
Thank you for instructor,
Please what happens to 1. The 6 Inches you diducted from the measurements.
2. The 2 inches from the chest and body, and 3 inches from hips you diducted.
While making you only make use of the measurements when making the back and used half shoulder measurement for front. Please help
1. The 6 inches deducted is what is used for the side panel
2. The 2" and 3" is used to get the back panel shaped
So when you've had your back panel, plus the 6 inches on the side panel plus half of the shoulder to shoulder used for the front panel, you'll end up getting your full body circumferences, even with a bit of ease.
What I'd pray you do will be to use your own body measurement. Follow the steps as have been instructed.
After drafting the back, side and front panels, measure the chests of the 3 panels and add them then compare with the measurements you took earlier.
Do same for the waist, and hip and you'd know if it's accurate or not
Thanks for the comment
Wow how come im just finding these channel u are amazing 🎉
This is really beautiful sir i really enjoy it but i want to ask that those added measurements are constant or they change due to the size of suit
For most adult measurements these are constant unless of course it's for a child or plus size
Your tutorials are always outstanding, thanks so much for putting so much time to your teach and pls how can I send pictures of what I will you to teach next. Mr JK you are simply the best. Really wish you were in Nigeria. Pls how do we create the collar and sew the suit. Thanks once again
You can send it via whatsap on Message JK-CLOTHING on WhatsApp. wa.me/message/K6IHBQA35753A1
Thank you so much can u please make one for a female suit pls 😻
Please? 🇨🇦🙏🙏🙏
Especially for larger women
Oh really
Very well
I'm just seeing this for reaserch purposes in my new novel and this helped alottt
Thank God it helped
Hi,a very good explanation can You show how to draft the sleeve and the color
Thank you so much for the feedback. They will all come in due time
Well done! You have taken the guesswork out of drafting a suit jacket.
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏾
Honestly. I was desperately trying to find a real tutorial for how to use the measurements in drafting and every other one was confusing for me. This explained it in such an easy to understand way it take a lot of the worry holding me back away.
Im speechless, thank you so much
Welcome and thanks too
I wish everyone has subscribe to this channel becoz they’re missing a lot, this is mind blowing 😮 and we’re very fortunate to have sir 🥰
Awwwwwww, thanks dear 🥰
Please do you have a video of how to take the measurements
Hey there, watched the whole video, you are good, enjoyed every second.. Subscribed, wish you all the best❤️❤️❤️
Wish more people watch this...
In my local dialect, I'll say "medaase 🙏🏾" meaning, thanks 🙏🏾
Can you do a video explaining how to get the body measurements? I know people measure differently, so I want to make sure I’m measuring the body the same way that you do
I have a video of body measurement taking on my page, just that it's in twi
I just found your channel now. Super cool channel. You speak good English, and explanations are perfect as well. Thanks. I just subscribed 😄
Awwww ❤️ 🤍 🖤
I'm Blushing right now.
Thanks for the subscription
You are very good teacher
Glad you think so!🙏🏽 🥰
I had to subscribe right away.... Thanks for making it so easy❤.
Thanks for the compliment 🥰
Great video! Thank you. However still not understanding why you removed 6" from all measurements at the beginning?
Thanks for the compliments. The 6 inches was removed because it was added to the side panel which had not been added to the measurements. And so if you do not take the 6 inches off and you draft the back, the front plus the side panel, the suit will be weigh bigger than needed.
You may want to try that
@@JK-CLOTHING Ahhhh got it! Thank you. It's been a long, long time since I got my fashion degree and haven't drafted anything in many years. My pattern book I created (which was my bible of basic patterns) was stolen from university.
@@kikumi4637 so sorry. But you know it's never too late to pick up the pieces and move on. The skills are still there in you.
You only need to start and boom, there you go!!
Thanks a lot. There's no other channel like this. Very well explained
However is there a video where you transfered this measurement into the actual fabric?
Only God knows what these kind words mean to me 🙏🏾
I'm yet to work on that
Mantap bos gaesss dari batas Timor Leste
Grateful
Nice 👍 I want to learn if how to make coats/Blazer
Well detailed Explanation
Thanks so much 🙏🏽
Do you have a visual video on how to actually take these measurements?
Not really but these are the usual body measurement taken for regular fit garments
@JK-CLOTHING hello sir, please show us how to take measurements?
@@Suezee66 will do that 🙏🏽
@JK-CLOTHING oh thank you so very much, you're so kind 🇨🇦🙏👏👏👏
@@Suezee66 please Message JK-CLOTHING on WhatsApp. wa.me/message/K6IHBQA35753A1 to remind me of this 🙏🏽
I really like how you do your things
Thank you boss 🙏🏽
Thank you very much
Waiting for the sleeve also
Thank you sir
The sleeve is available
Awesome
Thanks
Great love to see sleeve pattern next tnx
The sleeve is here
th-cam.com/video/96V4Fvi3aXs/w-d-xo.html
well explained thanks so much God bless you
God bless you too 🥰
Soo grateful for this 🙏🙏
Please explain why you subtract 6 🙏
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Very interesting Class. Thank you Sir For Your impact. Please Sir, try to made a video on how to Sow as well
OK boss
@@JK-CLOTHING Thanks Sir
Good job and clean drafting, sincerely, you are excellent teacher on this teaching of suit drafting, i just watched the video with more attention, I'm really grateful for the great effort, you put in for us to benefit this tutorial, i have subscribe both on TH-cam & SnapTube A Big Thank.
Special request?
1.Apart from back and middle panel, how do you get the front panel?
2. Can we use the same method for children suit?
Thanks so much, God bless in Jesus name.
Grateful for your comment and compliments 🙏🏽
To your question
1. You get the from by using the shoulder to shoulder measurement divided by 2
2. You can use same method just that the figures may change because of the measurements. For instance, the 6 inches side panel could be reduced to 5 or 4 or less depending on the size of the client
What I advice is to experiment some of these things to come up with best measures that suit you as the designer.
Tutorials are meant to give you a fair idea of what something is. The individual designer picks it and sometimes tweaks it to suit a particular need
@@JK-CLOTHING I'm really grateful sir, for your good respond, More clients and multiple money in Jesus name. A Big Thank sir
Please help me, where did you get 6 inches that used to side panel???
The 6 inches is a replacement of the 6 inches that was taken out during the measurement calculation process
All I have to say thanks Jehovah for the gift you have and you don’t keep it to yourself until we pay for it privately but you give freely thank you please more on the side measurement explanation please sir. Your subscriber from Sierra Leone more will follow
The 6 inches that's taken is from the measurement is added to the side panel
I am Calvin in this break down ,of back part thats drafted first, what syztem is used, in my case Sh/17 ch/42 wst/36 seat 42 how do u get Arm depth an first measures to full length
Suit has some standardized methods and measurements to use. 10 inches used as arm depth line for you will be ok
More so this is a tutorial. It can't have all the peculiar instances for time sake.
So it's appropriate to learn this, then experiment with other figures and you'll come up with adaptations that best suits your needs
Thanks
New subscriber duly earned. Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you sir and welcome
U such good at explaining the process
Grateful 🙏🏽
very straightforward. good job. But I didn’t see any thing about the back slits 5:29
Thanks for the comment. The back side vents can be seen in part 3 of the video series
Brasil, RJ. 02/11/23
Obrigada pelo vídeo assistindo pela primeira vez.
Welcome and you too for watching
thanks dia but are this measurements for adult or children
Adult
Seems awful small,especially for the chest
After watching this, I’m curious where you got the seemingly random little measurements like the here and there 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch or anything like that? I’m very new to clothing design and I’d like to learn more!
Thanks for the comment, I'm here to assist in any way possible
Wowwww God bless you
God bless us all 🥰
Thanks sir for this project. Please I need your link to suit chest paddies and fixing sir. Thanks
Please scroll through the pages. It has part 1 to 5
@@JK-CLOTHING ok thanks sir
Thank you so much well explained
Thanks senior 🥰 🙏🏾
Can I please get the link to part 2 of this video?
th-cam.com/video/96V4Fvi3aXs/w-d-xo.html
Good job. I subscribed right away. God bless you
God bless you too 🥰
Do these tiny measurements like 1/4, 3/4 which are used in the pattern work for all the sizes?
Please do make a video on sewing this
Each measurement counts because some are multiplied by 2 or 4 and are significant.
Some of the measurements are meant for all sizes, virtually. Some are derived from the body measurement being used
The video is self explanatory
There are 4 other videos on the sleeves cutting, the sewing and everything.
Thanks for coming through with this
th-cam.com/video/96V4Fvi3aXs/w-d-xo.html
you are great. God bless you
God bless us all 🥰
Wow! just found this now and your explanation made it so easy to understand.
But Sir, I want to know if I can replicate a female suit with this pattern?
Why not? Same merhod, using her measurement figures should give you a good fit ☺
@@JK-CLOTHING Thank you so much for replying, subscribed already.
Such an amazing and detailed video! Thank you! But i do have a question. Are the measurements in the beginning (like the waist) measured as circumference or just from one side ?
Full Waist circumference.
Thank you so much!
Welcome 🥰
Please do the collar
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Thanks for the tutorial!
I value your feedback.
Very easy thank's
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏾
What fabric should an absolute beginner get for this?
Cashmere should be fine
Wawoo u a good teacher, am in ug thxs
Thanks boss 🙏🏾
If i follow this video i know i can make a suit to, but can u please why is your drafting different from the once i have watched?
If the ones you've watched were OK for you to make a suit with, why the need to look out for another?
Our method is not just unique, but efficient my dear 🥰
@@JK-CLOTHING ahh I c
@@JK-CLOTHING can u please make tutorial for ready made size like S, M, L, XL, XXL size
Well explained
Thanks for coming through with this one
Can this be used in making a female blazer?
Yes but it'll need a few tweaks
Very good work! Thank you!
Welcome video lover
Why do we subtract from the original measurements, if they are what the measurements are? I am a beginner.
The 6 inches subtracted, is what's used in building the side panel
Pleas how can they feed lining inside
It's a process, it'll be taught
Please y did u mark 6inches from the side panel inside? I didn't get that aspect. Thank you
The 6 inches that was taken out of the measurements is what's used for the side panel hence the 6 inches deduction
Nice
Thanks 🙏🏽 🥰
Thank you so much. Just subscribed😋💃💃
Welcome and thanks for the feedback my dear 🥰 ❤️ 🤍 🖤 🥰
Hello! Please is this tutorial for male suit or it's unisex? Thank you so much🙏
Unisex my dear. You'd just input the female measurements and you are good to go. But remember that female suit won't be tight as regular female dress and so be measured with regards to the shape
Love how easy you made every, just need to ask if the same applies if I draft a woman's blazer as well,thank you.
Same method, different measurements, works just fine ❤️🤍🖤
@JK-CLOTHING thank you so much,I had drafted the pattern already, I was scared to sew it because I thought it might be different for women.
I'd be happy if you try it out with polyester fabric, the one we use as lining for our dresses and check the fitness before you use your correct fabric
@@JK-CLOTHING I'll do that,and I'll let you know how it turned out.
You can share with me via whatsap link wa.me/message/K6IHBQA35753A1
pls why did you subtracted 6 inches from the RM
6 inches makes up for the side panel so it's deducted from the lot and used during the drafting process
But im wondering a bit if the suit wouldnt reduce in size because 2-3 inches are taken out from the back measurement at the beginning and also took out 1inch from the side pattern
Thanks for your comment, boss 🙏🏾.
The good thing about fashion tutorials is that, one can experiment with other fabric
Just subscribed... thank you so much sir.
Welcome madam 🙏🏽
Good, but all I can see are inches I don't know the meanings.
You making it all seem like it's a constant is it?
I wish you would do another video to explain the inches and what they are for.
Thanks for the comment.
This is a video that I've explained to the best of my ability.
I'd urge you to watch the video once again and specifically, if there's anything you need clarity on, I'd be most happy to explain further
Thanks once again ❤️
Good evening boss, can this format be used for a boy of 5years?
Why not just that you would have to do a reasonable adjustment of the measurements
Thanks boss
Thx alot,I wish uyou put the inches to centimeters
Thanks for the comment and thanks for the suggestion too
Hi, I hope you will upload the cutting and sewing tutorial
Let's see what God grants us ❤️🤍🖤
Very good. How about the sleeves and collar?
It'll come at the right time
It'll come soon dear 🥰
Thank you 🙏🙏
I appreciate your kind words
Amazing thanks
Welcome and thanks too for the compliment
Please why did you minus 3 from the hip measurements and minus 2 from the chest and waist measurement?
That's to get the back pattern smaller than the front pattern
@@JK-CLOTHING okay, thanks so much
Thanks for your support 🙏but I will like to join your class
It's available, whatsap me via 0549281072 🙏🏾
But one I have some questions about it how arm depth became 10 inch can you tell me I don’t understand
Also shoulder to waist 17
If anyone know seeing my comment plz help!
The 10 inches arm depth and 17 shoulder to waist are standards and you may go up or down depending on the size difference
Please how come about the 6 you minus from the regular measurements
It's to be catered for by the 6 inches side panel
Hope you get it?
Yes, but pls what about the 2 u minus from the chest, waist and also the 3 u minus from the hip?
And how come about it pls🙏
The 2 and 3 minuses are for the back measurements and the remainder goes to the front pattern.
It's like having 20 inches circumference and you decide to take 8 to the back and 12 to the front. It still gives you the 20 inches circumference
Can u please why SM instead of RM
Why we divide substract
Would love to answer your question but it's unfortunately not clear to me. Can you please come again with the questions
@@JK-CLOTHING can u please tell me why u are use certain number to divide or subtract, like dividing by 6, subtracting by 2?
B) Why are you u using suit measurement instead of Regular measurement, what is the difference?
The 6 subtracted is for the side panel. Because usually our drafts are made up of front and back patterns but for suit, it's back, side and front. So you have to distribute the measurements so that the 3 patterns add up to make your measurements
The division by 2 is because the patterns are on fold and will be opened up to make the body
@@JK-CLOTHING hi Sir where should I start for suit making, I'm a complete beginner, it's been a few days I just don't know where to start
Why u took off 6”? Is it neccesary
The 6 is for the side seam
Do you make online class
Yes I do Message JK-CLOTHING on WhatsApp. wa.me/message/K6IHBQA35753A1
Thanks for given us that god clue
Thanks for the comment 🙏🏽
Please my greetings is this formula cut across for measurements or size like for children and adults same format to follow please your reply?
Greetings bro. Same method, just that for little figures, you may do 5 or 4 depending on how small he is
Please make a coler on this pattern
I'm in a reality show at the moment and it takes a chunk of my time. When all is said and done, we'll continue 🙏🏽
Thanks for the comment
Please I'm in Accra, you do i locate you sir
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Please I don't know how to stitch please help
This is part 1. There's part 2 with how to draft the sleeve, then part 3 and 4 that talks about stitching. It's not completely yet but you can begin with it.
We are still working on the videos
good
Thanks dear 🥰
Thank you so much ❤
Welcome
Can you do for female suit
Yes dear 🥰.
Just that you won't use the female measurements that you use for fitting dress
@@JK-CLOTHING please how can I contact you
Perfect work mr.jk
Thanks boss 🙏🏾
Could I know if you made this perfect pattern on Italian pattern or another pattern?
Pls am new here all what you cut should it be double??? Cus both front and back is just single
In other to get our full suit
You cut one side because of the paper. When cutting the fabric, it'll be double and you place the fabric on it once
Hope it makes sense
How about the sleeves and the collar sir?
th-cam.com/video/96V4Fvi3aXs/w-d-xo.html
Please why did you measure 6" when you started the side panel?
The side panel is about 5 inches wide and 1 inch is added to begin the front panel