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Variation Of Shirts: Classic/slim fit shirt

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you shall be able to:
• about sizes and taking measurement of men’s wear
• drafting of Men’s Basic Shirt Block with Variations
• variation of cuffs and collars
• drafting of Basic Trouser Block.

Variations of classic and slim-fit shirts refer to differences in the fit and silhouette of the shirt. Here’s a comparison
between classic and slim-fit shirts:
1 Fit: Slim fit shirts are more tailored and closely fitted to the body. They have narrower cuts through the chest,
waist, and hips, creating a sleek and modern silhouette.
2 Silhouette: The silhouette of a slim fit shirt is narrower and more tapered compared to a classic fit shirt. It
accentuates the natural contours of the body for a more tailored look.

3 Sleeves: The sleeves of a slim fit shirt are slimmer and have less excess fabric compared to a classic fit shirt.
They are designed to follow the shape of the arm closely for a sleek appearance.
4 Shoulders: The shoulder width of a slim fit shirt is slightly narrower compared to a classic fit shirt. This helps
to create a more streamlined look without excess fabric in the shoulder area.
5 Style: Slim fit shirts are popular for their modern and fashionable appearance. They are ideal for individuals
who prefer a more tailored look or want to achieve a sleek silhouette.
Overall, both classic and slim-fit shirts offer different styles and fits to cater to individual preferences and body
types. Classic fit shirts provide a comfortable and timeless look, while slim fit shirts offer a more tailored and
contemporary appearance.
Slim fit men’s shirts come in various styles and designs to suit different tastes and occasions. Here are some
variations:
1 Classic Slim Fit Shirt: This is the standard slim fit shirt, with a tapered waist and narrower sleeves for a
tailored look.
Front and Back

You will need the following tools:
• Tape measure
• Clear graphing ruler
• French curve set, or Design ruler

• Regular pencil and eraser
• Paper, ideally with a printed graph
And the following measurements:
• Height
• Chest circumference
• Waist circumference
• Hip circumference
• Shoulder width
• Shoulder length
• Neck circumference
• Neck-waist length
• Neck-hip length
Add 2 3/8″ along center front for a placket. Add desired seam allowances to neck edges, shoulder seams, armscye,
side seams. If you’re making a yoke, add seam allowances to each side of line F, and add 1″ to the shoulder seam
on the yoke and take 1″ off the shoulder seam on the front. Add 3/4″ along bottom curve for hem. (Fig 1)

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CITS : Apparel - Fashion Design & Technology -Lesson 13-24