A pattern that fits your figure exactly — online, in a couple of minutes
Don't rescale magazine patterns or adjust someone else's blocks. Enter your measurements, choose a model — and download a ready PDF to print on an A4 printer.
What you get
- PDF for A4 printing — with a sheet map and gluing marks
- A 10×10 cm control square — check the scale with a ruler before cutting
- Seam allowances already included — can be disabled if you wish
- Seam balance is verified numerically on every build
- The construction is computed by an engineering engine using classic cutting-school formulas, not a neural network
Download a sample pattern — free, no registration
One file says more than any words. Download a ready PDF built by our engine: sheet map, gluing marks, a 10×10 cm control square and assembly instructions. Print it, check the scale with a ruler — and see for yourself.
Samples are built to a standard size. A pattern to your measurements is in the constructor after free registration.
From measurements to a finished pattern — three steps
1. Take your measurements
Bust, waist, hips and the needed lengths. The interface shows how to measure each one correctly — even a beginner can do it.
2. Choose a model
Dress, skirt, trousers, jacket or corset. All calculations — darts, allowances, fit — are done automatically by the engine using the Müller method.
3. Download and print
PDF on A4 sheets: print at 100% scale, glue along the marks, check the 10×10 cm control square — and you can cut.
Who we built the constructor for
Those who sew for themselves
Ready-made patterns rarely fit perfectly: figures are all different. A pattern built exactly to your measurements is a garment that fits like a glove from the first fitting, without painful adjustments.
Sewing beginners
Pattern drafting is the hardest stage for beginners. Here the engine does it: you get a professional base and can move straight to the pleasant part — choosing fabric and sewing.
Ateliers and custom sewists
Client profiles with saved measurements, fast drafting of bases for new orders, a portfolio to attract clients. Less routine — more orders.
Those who never found their pattern
A non-standard figure, an unusual model, a size outside the magazine range — individual drafting solves what ready-made patterns can't.
Tips before your first pattern
- Take measurements over underwear, the tape — snug but not tight.
- Ask someone to help: measuring your own back accurately is almost impossible.
- Before cutting expensive fabric, sew a mock-up from a simple one — every professional's rule.
- When printing, always check the control square with a ruler — the scale must be exactly 100%.
Want to see the garment on yourself first?
Upload a photo to the virtual fitting room — in 30 seconds you'll see how the model sits on you.
Patterns by model
Choose a garment — each page has model specifics and a ready sample.
Frequent questions about made-to-measure patterns
Is it free?
The demo mode is completely free and needs no registration: you can build a pattern to a standard size and assess the engine's quality. The full constructor with individual measurements is available in the account — a free trial period is currently active.
What drafting method is used?
The engine builds patterns by strict formulas of the classic cutting school: back, front, sleeve, skirt and trousers with darts — like a professional pattern bureau.
What format do I get the pattern in?
A ready PDF for printing on a regular A4 printer. Print at 100% scale, glue the sheets along the marks and check the 10×10 cm control square with a ruler.
Which measurements do I need?
The standard set: bust, waist, hips, garment and sleeve lengths, back width and others — the interface prompts each measurement and how to take it correctly.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
Yes. You don't need to know pattern drafting: you enter measurements and choose a model, and all calculations are done automatically. Technical prep is included with the pattern.
Can I build a pattern for a client?
Yes — there's a separate atelier mode: client profiles with their measurements, saved patterns and a work showcase.