I can't help but admire the patience and the resilience of Reza. The jacket is a work of art and crafted neatly. Perplexed.

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment and watching these lessons :) Reza

We have been building up to this moment for a year. It is a pleasure to see everything finally come into fruition. While I'm starting out by making my own pair of trousers (currently on version 3), I have been following the exercises. As Reza always states - they are exceptionally useful in understanding the principles of tailoring in terms of how patterns fit on people and how coats are assembled. This course is the real deal and I cannot wait to begin learning coat making later this year.

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Thank you Carl. I appreciate your enthusiasm and dedication. Reza

Okay. One VERY IMPORTANT thing I learned this evening (which is something I have been doing wrong all this time😅) is.... Front Pitch and back pitch is probably the make or break part when attaching a successful sleeve. I've always based my sleeve attachment with the top part of the sleeve crown to a part of the bodys shoulder seam. WHICH IS THE SOURCE OF A LOT OF HEADACHES AND REDOING. Gosh. I seeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Crazy.

Reza, it is so encouraging to listen to you while watching your every bit into the clothe, that makes your audience feel confident to handle such a huge surplus, even it seems impossible, it is amazing.

My man, you need to publish a book!

I love this. Thank you so much. I hear other tailors talk about putting in a big sleeve into a small arm hole, for ease of movement. 3 - 6 inches for example in an old Anderson and Shepard drape cut/ London cut style suite. You say the current sleeves are to big, what type of excess or ease is going into it in inches? and what are your thoughts on the drape cut construction? As this is a very popular style in the US. Also at some point I would love to hear you talk about what type of alteration in pattern and construction would be required to make a jacket with no shoulder pad. I think I am asking a lot, they are probably quite involved answers. Thank you for your time, service to the industry, next generation of tailors, and those of us that only intend to learn for the love of learning.

Thank you sir for the enlightenment, please l need complete video on how to a suit jacket

Waiting for new video. I stuck on this part. THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤❤❤❤

Your knowledge regarding Coat is amazing.

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

I appreciate it. Thank you. I hope that it is valuable to you. Reza

Reza you are a boom in the world of suit making your knowledge speaks volume. Edward, Nigeria, Africa. Reza you are a Boom your knowledge speaks volume in suit making. Thank you. Edward, from Nigeria. Africa

Raza you are the best of best.

You are the best, my friend

This is an amazing channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤❤❤

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! More to come! Reza

We kinda stuck on the evaluation process,when is module 2 will be out, ??

When is module 2 is going to be out??

😊 Thank you.

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Pleasure is all mine :) Reza

Thank you for the lessons. Watched everyone of them. Eagerly waiting for the next one :)

Good job, sir!

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Thank you :) Reza

It is not more convenient to put the shoulder pad afterwards so that it does not get in the way.

Ok rất cám ơn chương trình của anh nhiều.

Thanks you sir for this great knowledge. Please teach us how to cut suit pattern the back, front and sleeve.

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

You're welcome. That will happen in Module 5. We are now at Module 1. We'll get there :) Reza

@ZdeněkKadlec-i7o

11 күн бұрын

​hello reza, are there going to be any new videos soon? I really appreciate your work. Im really gratefull for your tutorials.

Please I have a question, im a tailor and i sew for clients with different sizes, please can you show me a video or an explanation of how i can use your pattern for different types of bodies? Thanks

@OFFICIALISOT

5 ай бұрын

Hello. You can only use our pattern for other clients if you know how to alter it to their figure. I don't recommend using our pattern as a block pattern. Block patterns have a neutral figure. Mine is built to mine. If you are not experienced in altering patterns, it will be a disaster. I recommend to practice drafting and fitting block patterns. Check out some recommended books on our website: www.internationalschooloftailoring.com/tailoring-books Reza

Hi very good reza tank you

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for tuning in Moises! Reza

God bless u Reza.

Thank you reza you are so talented 🙏🏻is there any lessons about lining liner? Can you help me with this?

Hi Reza, why can't i access the free patterns pdf? kindly help out.

Hello Raza, does this possible that you upload your video schedule.?

Considerng how single breasted coats seem to be jackets with a "skirt" part and heavier fabric, i was wondering if they are made with or without shoulderpads

@carltrotter7622

6 ай бұрын

Shoulder padding and cloth weight have nothing to do with the eventual "skirt" at the bottom (known as the coat quarters) of a single breasted coat. The difference between a single breasted and a double breasted coat is distinguished at the cutting phase, in which instead of cutting the coat to have the foreparts overlap by, say, 1" or so, they are designed to overlap at a sharp right angle about 10" or so. If you search up "single breasted coat pattern" and compare it to a similar search for "double breasted coat pattern" you'll notice this difference. Just as having pink buttons is an option, so too is the type of shoulder padding you employ in your coat or the weight of cloth you use. I hope this clarifies certain aspects, and wish you well on your tailoring journey!

@OFFICIALISOT

6 ай бұрын

Carl is right. These factors are generally unrelated. Reza

Est-ce terminé?

How many lessons will there be?