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Thank you for making this amazing series. You are an excellent teacher with genuine passion for the trade. Not to mention your kind heartedness in spreading the knowledge instead of protecting it.

Thank you !!!!!!

Thank you reza

Superb stuff Reza.

Very very useful Reza , thanks a lot. 🤝🏿

My idol lalu sir ❤

Thank you for this detailed video 🎉🎉🎉❤❤

Great job sir but pls the videos on bespoke suit making is incomplete sir the finished jacket and it finishing process is not available sir pls how can I access it sir

Great job sir but pls the videos on bespoke suit making is incomplete sir the finished jacket and it finishing process is not available sir pls how can I access it sir

Thanks for touching on the topic of the aversion of industrialisation.

Your knowledge is very refined and shared in a super clear way! Congratulations and thank you for sharing such interesting and well-founded classes!

Man I got to say amazing teaching videos . I only had a problem were you keep explaining one really simple thing over and over until I stop the video to take a brake .

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Learn to sew with both hands !? Man you are one of the most talented individual I have ever seen . Your english is better than the ones that it's their native language . You are a good designer , cause I can tell from your drawings . And you can sew with both right and left hand !!??

Please speek in hindi

amazing tutorial

I see you wear the same clothes everytime ! Tell me that you haven't recorded all the lessons in 1 or 2 days !

It would be great if you teach the cutting and measuring of the coat from the beginning, thanks❤❤❤

Sir, why did you cut a bespoke jacket using a pattern?

Please explain saree blouse pattern making techniques

Show, Reza! Houve até uma pausa para comer... Brasil❤.

Absolutely fantastic video thank you so much Reza <3

Very nice sir

My God, you are the only one who teaches scientifically on UA-cam. I am very happy to meet your video. Can you teach me how to cut a coat? I have been sewing for many years and I have no problems with sewing. Dmet garm ❤❤❤❤❤ may I ask you where do you live? I hope you live in Los Angeles then I can meet you.

Dude 430 for the cheapest bundle ? I can buy a s*** load of things with that much money . Dunno maybe i'm mistaken , correct me if I am wrong .

Thank you Sir for teaching us

my fingers are short and I can't use the thimble as you do . This can only happen if I find really short needles or use normal ones but at every bite I don't grab the top of the needle but the middle or the very back of it and then pull the needle out . This creates a problem though , the tip of the needle stands very far from the index finger and I can't control it easily . It feels like using a mop but only holding the very top of the mop stick .

Thank you Sir, for teaching us

Thank you Sir, for teaching us.👌👏👍💐😊🙏🙏

Thank you Sir for teaching us 😊🙏💐👍

Thank you Sir, for teaching us. You are awesome 👌👍👏😎👏💐

This was brilliant. 🤩Thank you 😍 Maybe need a nap now 🤤😂

I am blown away at your method of delivery.

I can't believe I can learn this for free! Thank you!

Why sir, you are not making tutorial on marking bespoke 👕 shirts and pants 👖 Please guide us.🙏💐😊

This is awesome. I love your channel and your explanations. Have you ever thought about getting a perfectly fitted, tailor made shirt/jacket and a generic sized one and given a side by side critique of the differences in things suhc as seam placement, fit etc? I would love to see it as I think it would help me appreciate the differences in well-made garments vs not well-made garments. Thanks!

If you had a jacket with two front panels for eg a shoulder princess dart line would you sew the panels together along the princess line in the fashion fabric and bring the seems together in the two canvas panels and zig zag their butted together edges, then do the pinning and basting? Or would each panel have its own canvas interfacing pinned and basted before sewing them together along the princess line?

I have the Singer Tailoring book which shows how to sew in interfacing. It is catch stitched around the inner edge of the armhole and neckline. Also they show initially the basting of the body to the fore part. I’m just confused about what basting is permanent and what gets removed in the final stage of construction. It looked like in the large basting stitches they went through all layers which I assume would then be removed. So can you clarify please which basting stays in to keep the body and chest canvas in place in the final makeup and I assume that if it stays in then you would only catch a few threads of the fashion fabric so that the basting doesn’t show on the front side of the jacket.

My guy just explained special relativity better than Einstein.

This is a wealth of knowledge. Thank you so much!! I feel I will learn so much from these video's. En ook nog eens leuk dat jullie Nederlands zijn! But honestly so awesome you make it international!! Looking forward to learning from you.

Hola soy de Argentina como puedo conseguir mas tutorial de sastrería?

I bought some lovely Black Watch Tartan years ago when I was in the army to make myself a pair of trews. I didn't pay attention to the way the checks were and laid my patterns with a view to saving fabric. On that tartan there is a double stripe and then a single stripe which repeats in the warp direction. When I put my back and front legs together I realised my mistake and thus could not match the pattern. Sadly I did not have enough fabric to recut the back or the front legs. Expensive mistake.

Hi, you said when fitting a collar to a jacket to wear a shirt and also when measuring the neck circle do it around the shirt collar. If you are making a coat or overcoat that is worn over a shirt and jacket how would you measure the circle to draft the coat collar pattern for the coat?

Thanks Reza.

You commented below that the pattern drafting will come in Module 5. When you made the last three points in the lesson and said don't manipulate or stretch the fabric on a mass produced pattern that wasn't drafted to accomodate this process of fitting you demonstrate. Thus that begs the question aren't we putting the horse before the cart in relation to knowing how to draft a pattern in the first instance in order to do any manipulations and therefore be successful with your method. I realise Module 1 is all about the process of construction using your tried and tested pattern but what if we are trying to follow along but making a jacket for our own fit. If we have a commercial pattern or have drafted one to our own measurements using an industry standard system will we be able to do the stretching and manipulations to fit the collar using your method?

Given that this technique has become somewhat 'industry standardised' is that reflected in pattern drafting systems today? And if so, can you effectively draft a pattern and get successful results by stretching neck and shoulder seams as distinct from adding fullness in the back panel since that panel shoulder seam length is longer than the front panel?

When pattern making using the taken measurements of an individual where should you add length in the front and back panels at the shoulder seam to accomodate a shoulder pad? I assume the thickness and shape of the pad also impact the extra length required?

Wouldn't Princess seams allow more control over how you can shape the panels over the shoulder and thus around the neck. Perhaps not for a mans jacket but for a womens jacket?

I may have missed something or comment from an earlier lesson, however, when does the lapel get pad stitched to the canvas? Wouldn't this be done before a fitting? What would be really useful is a simple pdf doc showing the order of construction as a numerical list of tasks for each section of the assembly.