Classic trousers pattern made to your measurements
Trousers are the most measurement-demanding garment: the fit at waist, hips and the crotch depth must match the figure. The engine will calculate the darts, inseams and fly line exactly to your measurements.
How this pattern is built
- Crotch depth and inseams — to your measurements
- Waist darts — to your proportions
- Fly line and crotch seam — calculated by the engine
- Seam allowances already included — can be disabled if you wish
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.
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
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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 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.