This channel is so criminally underrated... Sharing the knowledge that helps anyone really *understand* the construction of a complex garment is invaluable. I can't wait to make my first suit, you've made it even more exciting!

@sbaumgartner9848

Жыл бұрын

I agree. And also respect the training and skills that go into construction. What I find is that few of these people make an income that reflects the huge amount of money and effort they've put into their trade.

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

That’s exactly our purpose. If we succeed in teaching you the “alphabet” of tailoring, then I’m confident that you’ll be capable of making pretty much whatever your imagination generates! Thank you for your wonderful comment. I had never heard of criminally underrated 😄 Reza

@MrMusickey

11 ай бұрын

It truly is. Initially I was trudging through those old German tailoring books and couldn't make heads or tails of what the text was saying. But with Reza and his team, they visually show the steps and explain the theory in such a way that it genuinely makes sense.

@JojoAde

8 ай бұрын

​@@MrMusickeyexactly! I hope everyone of us make donations so this can continue

@roxananedelcu5619

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your work and generosity. It is so good and easy to understand, it is all the details which makes the difference and no one tell you about! Thank you! Reza’s presentation skills are also amaizing! Love it all!

I seriously wish all the classes I took at school were this well explained. The brief review on relative length at the beginning of the video complemented really well the video lesson where you explain it. I was amazed at how well I felt the concept click in my mind and made me grasp it a lot better. Thanks a lot for your excellent way of teaching and I'm looking forward to the following videos on the course!

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

This is great feedback! Thank you. I’m very happy to know you enjoyed the lesson and found it useful. Mission accomplished! You are welcome 🙏🏼 Reza

What an amazing lesson. Came here to learn how to make a jacket, leaving inspired to recreate everyday items with paper and tape!

@OFFICIALISOT

10 ай бұрын

That's the spirit! A jacket is just another everyday item :) Reza

This was great. It's one thing to teach people how to do something, but to teach them why they are doing it is amazing.

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

I fully agree with you. I’m glad this is reflected in the lesson. Thank you Eva. Reza

Omg! Never before I enjoyed an hour class at school as I just did! 🤣❤I'll definitely try to do the exercise at the end. Wish me luck! 😝

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Good luck Kenneth! Persist through then and you’ll master it. See it as a software update for your mind😄 Reza

Brilliant explanation! This is far and away the best explanation I have ever seen! A basic dart and a double dart were always pretty easy to understand intuitively but the wedge and it’s relationship to the double dart blew me away. Excellent work!!!

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Mission accomplished! :D Reza

This video blew my mind

THIS IS AMAZING!

I love this tutorial so much that i didn't know time is far spent😂 Thank you Reza and team ❤❤ much love 💕 💕

@OFFICIALISOT

8 ай бұрын

Enjoy :) For more resources, check out our website: www.internationalschooloftailoring.com// Reza

I have to admit that I thought this was going to be a boring lesson and perhaps even useless. I was so wrong! This is absolutely fantastic. I’ve had many sewing and tailoring classes, and I cant think of any one class that I’ve enjoyed more. I’m just blown away by how good this is. I’ve watched twice and I’m about to watch again in preparation for doing the exercises. Just when you think you already know something…

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Very happy to read this. Enjoy:) Reza

Being a visual learner, I thank you for the examples with the shapes!!! You gave me a whole new perspective and it makes so much more sense

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

I'm very happy that this was helpful :) Reza

This is crazy. While I understand the execution can be complicated, if one takes their time, a person will always be able to construct any object by using these extremely well-explained concepts. A couple of years ago I decided to draft my first pair of slacks. Six months later I had a pattern for elastic waisted lounge pants and up to a dozen un-usable slopers. Reading various sources in books and studying photos on the web, I was left so confused by instructions saying if you have pull lines going this way, do this; If you have pull lines going that way, do that, yet they often didn’t work out. You have explained in the simplest terms the why that lies behind so many seemingly random adjustments. I can also see now, while in theory, so many of the recommended adjustments appeared to be common sense, they were in fact missing an element or simply wrong. Well done Reza. Been sewing for forty years and you just made sense of something I took for granted on purchased patterns.

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

I'm very happy to read this. If I can simplify these concepts and bring valuable insight, then we're making some progress on our end :) Reza

Wooow you're the best teacher, it's awesome ❤❤❤

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😃 Reza

Oh my God... Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

These videos are a gift the world doesn’t deserve. Thank you!!!!! Would you be able to share the make of the iron you were using please?

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Marina. You’re very kind. The iron is from Stirovap Italy. It’s 5kg in weight. If you are based in the UK, you can contact Danor Engineering and see if they have any in stock.

This channel is fantastic. Can't wait to be able to get the course package, this knowledge has ought to be preserved aside from haute couture sewing that is available to the 0,1% of the population. Tailored clothes can make any body look fabulous, unlike modern clothing without structure, made out if stretch fabric that hides poor patterning.

first unique video ive ever seen on youtube

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

That's a big compliment. Thank you! Reza

So far my favorite lesson! Darts and wedges🥰

Thank you for this series. I loved this lesson,

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

You're very welcome :) Reza

OMG! Thank You Mr Reza. This lesson was fascinating! And Ms. Mowgli and You are lovely! You are a genius.

This is mind blowing... It's so well explained... I've been looking for content about tailoring for a long time and I'm very grateful you're providing this for free... I hope your channel grows...

Best lesson so far. Thank you for the home work as well. Very excited to try this out.

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Looking forwards to see your results! Reza

Excellent. God bless you.

I am really amazed about you and your channel. I 'm gonna watch this video more and more. I wish you the most luck

@OFFICIALISOT

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm very happy that you found our channel and can benefit from it. Reza

Perfect...

It is very interesting, I loved this class, sir, I can only say thank you.

I must say, your work is absolutely amazing. I'm not sure my professors at uni had that much knowledge about the mechanics of garment construction. You're a talented teacher, too, which makes these videos a joy to watch and learn from. I had a question about the hammer dart positioned on the break line- how would the same amount be subtracted from the facing, if at all? I imagine that would be important in order to allow it to lay flat on top? Thank you so much for your exceptional work!

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the compliments. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. The facing doesn’t need that dart or any special shaping to accommodate for it. That dart really affects the chest, and not the lapel. The facing only covers the lapel. Reza

Thanks!

Great video 👍

excellent; outstanding; marvelous

I am so speechless this lesson is amazing. I watched it two times 😍Thank you thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Best of luck for you and your team ❤

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I’m very happy that you like it. Reza

Thank you, sir. Your explanation clear all of my doubts.

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome Suneel. Reza

What an amazing enriching lesson. Thank you very much!

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome Sergio! Reza

Thank you a lots for your sharing ❤

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Pleasure is all mine. Reza

Dank u wel. Heel erg verhelderend.

Amazing.

Really never had it explained so clearly. It makes so much sense now, haha. So question to see if I understand. If I see tailors use a double dart in the front part, it means they will have to use to iron to shrink some uit in the lower half of the forepart?

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

Very happy to know this. Answer: No. You can’t “shrink” a dart flat. You can only compress it for a while. It will come back. The correct thing would be to use a single front dart with a pocket cut. You can always fiddle and do acrobatics with inappropriate techniques and make them work, but it’s as if you’re trying to chop an onion with a fork while the knife is also available and more appropriate. Reza

For some reason my original comment is no longer there. Anyways, Reza outdid himself with this lesson. And now he's rightfully thrown in back into our court to practice what he's shown us.

Thank you very much for the lesson! What would you recommend to use if I need to make a dart to accomodate a female chest, but I don't want to draw extra attention to the curves? I would like to get as masculine fit as possible, but with keeping some space for comfortable fit Could you give me advice in which direction I should look for this? Thanks a lot for your work! This is extremely generous of you to share this amount of professional knowledge on KZread

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vera interesting! thank you for sharing. do you recommend any reading materials on the topic? if you have any articles or books on the subject please let me know, i’m focused on improving my knowledge about the theory involved in garment making

no lesson this week? :(

“Like so”

Is the reversed tuck dart used anywhere?

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

You could use it wherever you see fit. Generally not used on traditional suits. More in costume design. Reza

Mi idioma es español, y mientras veo la traducción me pierdo las indicaciones gráficas. Es excelente profesional pero no puedo aprovechar todo

@KennethMadisson

Жыл бұрын

Siempre es bueno aprender inglés. 😊

@OFFICIALISOT

Жыл бұрын

We are working on a Spanish Translation with a very professional team of tailors from Chile 🇨🇱 😄 Reza

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