Sewing patterns for men and women, drafted to your measurements
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Design your own men's trousersSewing pattern for men, made to measure
Pick the parts, drafted to your measurements. 5 pieces, drawn here for size 50.
Edit in the editor- Front2×, 33 by 105 cm
- Back2×, 48 by 110 cm
- Fly facing1×, 7 by 24 cm
- Fly shield1×, 14 by 25 cm
- Waistband1×, 96 by 9 cm
- Height182.0 cm
- Waist88.0 cm
- Seat102.0 cm
- Body rise27.0 cm
- Outside leg105.5 cm
- GarmentTrousers
- LegStraight
- LengthFull length
- LengthMid-thigh
- FrontFlat front
- WaistWaistband
- ClosureFly front
- PocketsNone
- HemPlain
- Length adjust0.0
- Waistband height3.5
- Slit length15.0
- Finished waist90.0
- Back darts3.0
- Finished seat107.0
- Crotch depth24.5
- Crotch seam total68.5
- Inseam back − front0.0
- Side seam back − front-0.5
- Knee width51.1
- Leg opening43.9
- Side length104.4
- Cut and markCut every piece with the grain arrow along the selvedge. Mark the notches, the darts and the pocket positions.
- InterfacingFuse interfacing to the fly facing, the waistband.
- DartsSew the darts from the waist to the point and press them towards the centre.
- Fly zipSew the centre front seam from the inseam up to the fly mark. Sew the zip to the fly shield, then to the left front edge; sew the fly facing to the right front, turn it in and topstitch the curved fly line through the facing and the zip tape.
- Side seamsSew the front to the back at the side seams. Neaten and press.
- InseamsSew the inseams of each leg, matching the knee notches; the back is eased onto the front between the crotch and the knee.
- Crotch seamTurn one leg right side out and slip it into the other. Sew the crotch seam from the fly mark round to the centre back waist, twice through the curve, and clip it.
- WaistbandFold the waistband in half lengthwise and press. Sew one edge to the waist, matching the centres and the side seams, fold it over the seam, close the ends and stitch it down from the outside. Add a buttonhole and button or a hook and bar.
- HemNeaten the raw edge, turn up the hem allowance and stitch it by hand or machine.
- PressPress the finished garment with a cloth over the right side.
- 110 cm wide2.3 m
- 140 cm wide2.3 m
- 150 cm wide1.7 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.