Western trousers are trousers worn with suit jackets. They originated in Europe. They are ceremonial clothes designed to be worn by European men. They are also called “foreign suits” or “foreign clothes”. Later, with the exchanges between countries, they gradually spread to the Central Plains, that is, China. I gradually got a suit. Because we generally call those countries Western countries, the term “suit” came into being. It means the clothes worn by Westerners. Its trousers are also called “suit trousers”. So, how to draw trousers? Let’s take a look at the steps of drawing men’s trousers introduced by Beijing Customized Men’s Business Suits.
The drawing method of the finished pattern of men’s trousers is based on the prototype pattern of men’s trousers.
1. Back trouser piece: Trace the prototype pattern of the back trouser piece of men’s trousers, mark the original point 25, take 25-D=6cm, and point D is the midpoint of the back pocket. Take the width of the back pocket opening as l4cm and draw the position of the back pocket opening line. Add a 5cm seam allowance at the arc of the trouser leg opening, cut two pieces, and take the warp of the fabric pattern.
2. Trace the prototype pattern of the front trouser piece of men’s trousers on the front trousers. Mark the waist point on the side seam line as point A. Take A-B=5cm and B-C=19cm as the pocket line. Use a straight line to connect point B and the side seam. Point C on the trace, add 1cm seam allowance at the front slant pocket line B-C, and add 5cm seam allowance at the trouser leg line. Cut two pieces and take the warp of the fabric pattern.
3. Front pocket pad: Based on the front trouser piece pattern, add 5cm parallel to the bag line B-C to become D-E, C-F = 2.5cm, and trace A-D-E-F to form the front pocket pad (bag lining) pattern. Cut two pieces and take the warp of the fabric pattern.
4. Front pocket welt: Based on the front trouser piece pattern, add 5cm parallel to the bag line B-C, and add 1cm seam allowance to the B-C line. Trace B-D-E-F as the front pocket welt pattern. Cut two pieces and take the parallel B-C line as the grain line.
5. Front pocket fabric: Based on the pattern of the front trouser piece, take C-G=5cm on the side seam line, bag fabric width=17cm, bag fabric length H-I=32Cm, connect C-I with a curve, and draw the bag fabric shape. Using H-I as the center line of the bag fabric, trace lines A-C-G and B-C-G, and add lcm seam allowances respectively. Cut two pieces and take the warp of the fabric pattern.
6. Placket (button plate), lining (button), button lining (mouse tail). Based on the pattern of the front trouser piece, trace the front curve, take length = 2lcm, width = 5cm, and use curves to draw the door. The placket pattern; the inner placket pattern is the same as the door placket pattern, cut a piece separately and take the warp of the fabric grain. The button lining pattern is based on the lining pattern, extending J-K to point L, that is, J-K = front arc length + 5cm, L-M = 4cm, and connect M-N with a straight line. Cut the piece and take a 45cm grain line.
7. Waistband (trousers): Taking point O as the starting point, draw vertical and horizontal lines. The horizontal line is the waistline. Take O-P=4Cm, O-Q=1/2 waist circumference, draw a horizontal line through point P as the lower waist line, draw a vertical line through point Q as the front center line, P-R=O.5cm, and connect O-R in a straight line as the midline of the back waist, Q-S =4CM, Q-T=9cm. Trace the R-O-S pattern for the left waistband (i.e., the waistband sewn with the placket), trace the R-O-T pattern for the right waistband (i.e., the waistband sewn with the placket), and add lcm seams on the edges. share. Cut a piece of each piece and take the weft of the fabric pattern.
8. Back pocket padding and bag welt: Take the bag welt width = back pocket line width + 2cm, bag welt height = 6cm, and draw a rectangular structure as the back pocket padding and back pocket welt pattern. Cut two pieces and take the warp of the fabric pattern.
9. Back pocket fabric: Take the back pocket fabric width = back pocket line width + 4cm, bag fabric length = 38cm, and draw a rectangular structure as the back pocket fabric pattern. Cut a piece and take the weft of the fabric pattern.
The above is “How to draw men’s trousers” introduced by Beijing Customized Men’s Business Suits. I hope it can bring you some help. The production technology and shape of trousers have basically been internationalized and standardized. The craftsmanship of Western shorts and Western trousers are basically the same, and the length varies from above the knee. You can choose according to your own needs.
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