T-shirt

• Back1× on fold, 29 by 77 cm
• Front1× on fold, 28 by 77 cm
• Sleeve2×, 50 by 25 cm
• Neckband1×, 43 by 5 cm

• Chest100.0 cm
• Neck39.4 cm
• Nape to waist45.0 cm
• Scye depth22.0 cm
• Across back38.4 cm
• Across chest37.0 cm
• Shoulder length15.0 cm
• Bicep33.0 cm
• Seat102.0 cm

• Chest ease10.0
• Length below waist26.0
• Shoulder extension1.0
• Armhole drop2.5
• Neck widening1.0
• Front neck drop2.0
• Sleeve length22.0
• Sleeve hem width36.0
• Cap height / armhole0.16
• Cap ease0.0
• Neckband width1.5
• Patch pocketsNone

• Finished chest110.0
• Length from nape71.0
• Armhole total50.2
• Neckline total48.0
• Shoulder back − front0.0
• Side seams back − front0.0
• Finished hem110.0
• Sleeve cap50.2
• Cap ease0.0
• Sleeve width46.8

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. ShouldersSew the shoulder seams; stabilise them with clear elastic or a strip of tape so they do not stretch.
4. NeckbandJoin the band into a ring, fold it in half and sew it to the neckline in quarters, stretching the band slightly.
5. SleevesSew the sleeves into the open armholes flat, stretching nothing.
6. Side seamsSew the side seams and the sleeve underarm seams in one line, from the hem to the sleeve end.
7. HemTurn up and stitch the hems with a twin needle or a coverstitch.

• 110 cm wide2.0 m
• 140 cm wide1.9 m
• 150 cm wide1.9 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.