I see now why the Pagoda Model is advanced. The Shoulder Pad is a lot of work requiring very methodical detailed work. The amount of detail and explanations as to the why and why not of doing a step is truly impressive.

Reza you are a maverick, thank you for having the courage to challenge the established order. The industry can only get better as a result.

@OFFICIALISOT

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment. I too hope that the industry gets better as a result. Reza

Hello Mr. Reza , am from Uganda 🇺🇬 (wakanda) Africa , I'm really moved by your tutorials of Bespoke pagoda style suit making! For long have really desired to get this kind of Italian touch, style of suit tailoring over the internet & boomm.. here have discovered your channel . Thank you very much sir !! for the passionate tutorials & in depth guidance you are sharing with the rest of the world over this classic👌 way of suit tailoring.. Blessings ✨

@OFFICIALISOT

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome my friend. I hope you find the value you're looking for. Check out our website for more resources: www.internationalschooloftailoring.com// Reza

Reza, your tutorial is beyond precious, they are more than gold, you give all you have learned and experienced. Thank you.

@OFFICIALISOT

8 ай бұрын

You're very much welcome :) Enjoy and check out our website for other resources: www.internationalschooloftailoring.com// Reza

Thanks Reza! Great work as always!

I love this. Such clear communication, great visual and verbal explanations. Did you get a haircut between the "how high should a pad be" section and the "How to draft shoulder pad pattern" section?

@OFFICIALISOT

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Haha, yes! I did get a haircut. Reza

@maxwelloben6608

8 ай бұрын

Hi do have his contact or if there's any online courses on the way

Wow. I envy you so much for the knowledge that you have. When you put the shoulder pad on your shoulder, it fitted perfectly. It looked so beautiful.

@OFFICIALISOT

10 ай бұрын

I'm sharing it all with you :) Reza

@TheMichbo

10 ай бұрын

years over years of soaking in tailoring literature and trials and errors @@OFFICIALISOT

"Holla at yo boiiii" 😂 caught me offguard. Thank you as always, Reza. I'm eager for the next drop later today. I have a question regarding figure asymmetries, specifically the shoulder drop. Asymmetry isn't really something we've touched on so far, which is understandable for this Baste-Fit module. But I was curious how that would factor in, if at all, when drafting and layering the pad. My understanding is a shoulder drop alters the pattern by dropping the armhole depth (and shoulder point...?). So, first, do we break symmetry and draft two different pad patterns for each shoulder? Secondly, should the final thickness of the dropped shoulder's pad be made larger to compensate, thereby restoring symmetry to the wearer's figure? Thank you in advance!

@OFFICIALISOT

9 ай бұрын

Holla! :) We have indeed not covered this yet. We will do this in the 4th Module. Shoulder drops are either addressed by lowering the armhole on the lower side along with the shoulder angle, or are filled up with a thicker pad. I prefer the latter if the drop isn't severe. Reza

Brilliant 👏

Though I'm not sure where the style pagoda came from? Is it Italian??

@OFFICIALISOT

8 ай бұрын

In all honesty, I don't know when the first ever pagoda shoulder was made. It has been done in many countries throughout the 1920-1930's. I would say since America, France and Italy had strong advertising machines in that time, they at least made it more popular around the world. Reza

My shoulder pad pattern has 2 curved lines, a third curved only 2mm. The remaining 5 are all straight.

@OFFICIALISOT

10 ай бұрын

No worries at all. The pattern you have is slightly less exaggerated than what I drafted to ensure easy assembly further down the lessons :) Reza

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