How to sew a Shirt Part 2

How to sew a Shirt

“Adjust cutting, Under press, Front placket”

Mark the full-interfacing parts that are cut a litte large while re-cutting.
Iron the parts that can be under-pressed together at the very beginning.
Under-press is very important.
It will not be a beautiful finish just by shifting even 1 mm.

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This time we chose a standard classic shirt.
The shirt keeps being loved in any age.
That should be that, shirts can handle both casual and classic just by changing specifications and fabrics a little, all-around items wearing all seasons.
If you make such a shirt by yourself, it is cool and fashionable when you can dress it is not it?

The good thing of the shirt is that you can make a basic design if you arrange one type of fabric, a little interfacing, and buttons.
The sewing difficulty level is not high except for the sleeve placket.
However, many basic elements are packed and it is really deep.
We are addicted to the depth as far as I go. .
So we chose a shirt for our first comemorable item.

The fabric was 6 ounces of denim, there was a stretch so there was distortion.
All seam allowances are flat-felled seam.
The front placket is a type made by folding rather than a joint with another pattern.

*** You can download the pattern in PDF, it is free. ***
Please refer to it.
http://ateliersaison.jp/pg172.html

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Paris collection, Tokyo collection etc… Sample garment factory Atelier Saison.
We have sewed at Shibuya-ku, Jingumae in Tokyo for more than 35 years.