Briefs

• Pouch2×, 13 by 32 cm
• Side front2×, 16 by 20 cm
• Back1× on fold, 22 by 26 cm

• Waist88.0 cm
• Seat102.0 cm
• Waist to hip21.0 cm
• Body rise27.0 cm

• Fabric stretch taken off15.0
• Rise adjust0.0
• Waist below the frame top5.0
• Side seam length5.0
• Crotch width5.0
• Pouch shaping3.5
• Pouch width at waist6.4
• Front leg scoop6.0
• Back leg curve1.0
• Waist elastic allowance2.5

• Finished waist77.7
• Finished hip line86.7
• Side seam back − front0.0
• Crotch seam front − back0.0
• Leg opening48.4
• Pouch seam15.3

1. Cut and markCut every piece with the grain arrow parallel to the selvedge. Transfer the notches and the marks with tailor's chalk or a short snip into the seam allowance.
2. Set up for stretchUse a ballpoint or stretch needle and a narrow zigzag or the stretch stitch, or an overlocker. Seams in knit must stretch with the fabric.
3. PouchSew the pouch to the side fronts along the curved seams, matching the notches. Topstitch the seam allowances flat with a zigzag.
4. Crotch seamSew the front to the back across the crotch.
5. Side seamsSew the side seams with the stretch stitch or the overlocker.
6. Leg openingsZigzag lingerie elastic to the wrong side of each leg opening, stretching it a little at the front and more across the back. Fold it in and topstitch with a zigzag.
7. WaistJoin the waist elastic into a ring, divide it and the waist into quarters, sew it on the same way, fold and topstitch.

• 110 cm wide0.5 m
• 140 cm wide0.5 m
• 150 cm wide0.5 m

Estimated from the pieces laid out with seam allowance, grain along the selvedge. Add more for matching checks or stripes. The editor shows the layout.