L27 P1: Shoulder Anatomy, Seam Position & Design - Traditional Model | Online Coat Making Course

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This video lesson is extremely important if you want to understand tailored shoulders. We have created a comprehensive 3-part lesson to explain everything you need to know about tailored shoulders in detail. In this first part, we are going to discuss anatomy, seam position and seam design.
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// HOW TO MAKE A BESPOKE JACKET - TAILORING COURSE //
Module 1 - How to Baste a Jacket
Lesson 27 - Shoulder Theory P1: Shoulder Anatomy, Seam Position & Seam Design | Traditional Model
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// CHAPTERS //
00:00 - Welcome to lesson 27 - Part 1
01:07 - Overview factors
03:09 - Anatomy
07:57 - Examples on pattern
14:48 - Seam position
16:48 - Examples on pattern
20:21 - Seam design
22:27 - Examples on pattern
28:32 - Blooper
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  • @matthewdirr1667
    @matthewdirr166711 ай бұрын

    I enjoy seeing your vision unfold, great stuff!

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    9 ай бұрын

    Thank you Matthew! Reza

  • @RezaMarz
    @RezaMarzКүн бұрын

    Thanks Reza.

  • @sbaumgartner9848
    @sbaumgartner984811 ай бұрын

    I loved it when you called what you offered us "The Alphabet of Tailoring".

  • @vegababes123
    @vegababes1239 ай бұрын

    Oh boy! Where were u all this time ? But all in all u are right on time,nothin ever comes to late as long as u are alive. learning is always there to take in . Well said! U are just hilarious 😅 at the end thank u my there.

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    9 ай бұрын

    Now you found me, I’m here forever :) Reza

  • @TheMichbo
    @TheMichbo11 ай бұрын

    HERE WE GO

  • @wlangstroth
    @wlangstroth10 ай бұрын

    "I want you to be a poet. Own your words and tell your story in the way you want to tell it." Yes.

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    9 ай бұрын

    Exactly! Reza

  • @markusmulder_
    @markusmulder_11 ай бұрын

    Fantastic as always! All this knowledge came 15\20 years too late for me unfortunately 😔

  • @user-jy8km9xf7c
    @user-jy8km9xf7c8 ай бұрын

    Hi im having a problem with fitting a coat which i believe is to do with the shoulders. Essentially the front edge seems to open up instead of sitting closed on the front (A single button coat) From my understanding i need to straighten the neckpoint and drop the front side of the shoulder. However it doesnt seem to have the effect i hope. The collar seems to be sitting tightly and well on the neck. Is there something im missing 😅

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    8 ай бұрын

    Unfortunately, I can not give corrective instructions based on a written description. But your problem sounds like a balance issue. If you fit your work with the proper construction lines in place and visible, you can use them as guides so that each change brings the construction lines closer to their proper final place. Reza

  • @stevekroodsma5747
    @stevekroodsma574711 ай бұрын

    Been waiting for this one! I always have trouble with shoulders. I'm curious: would these principles apply to shirts as well? i.e., can you create negative surface curves using stretching on a garment that will be routinely washed and dried, or does that moisture and heat undo the stretching?

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    9 ай бұрын

    These principles most definitely apply to shirts as well. Though you’ll have more limitations in terms of construction, it is still applicable. Negative surface curves can be created on garments that are routinely washed. Reza

  • @machoprotegido5607
    @machoprotegido56079 ай бұрын

    18:46 loooool

  • @OFFICIALISOT

    @OFFICIALISOT

    9 ай бұрын

    Don’t hide it! :) Reza

  • @zahrafathollahi6093
    @zahrafathollahi60932 ай бұрын

    خیلی خوب موضوعات بدیع وجدیدمیدید حیف که زبان فارسی نیست ،قسمت کمی شو میفهمم هرچند که خیلی از کلمات روازحرکت دستها ولحن بیان تون متوجه میشم.🎉موفق باشید

  • @zahrafathollahi6093
    @zahrafathollahi60932 ай бұрын

    خیلی خوب موضوعات بدیع وجدیدمیدید حیف که زبان فارسی نیست ،قسمت کمی شو میفهمم هرچند که خیلی از کلمات روازحرکت دستها ولحن بیان تون متوجه میشم.🎉موفق باشید

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