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Fig 2

• Mark 1/4” below L, or for personal fit C.F. waist depth. Re-mark L.
• Draw curve waistline from L to O.

• Draw curve waistline from M to N. Completing Dart Legs Draw dart legs to new waistline. Equalize dart legs
by extending shorter leg to match longer leg.
G–R One-half of G–C.

K–S One-fourth of K–C.
G–T 1/3” on diagonal line.
Draw curve, blending at X.
K–U 1/3” on diagonal line.
Draw curve, blending at X.

R–V One-half of R–C less 1/8”.
S–W One-half of S–C less 1/8”. (Fig 3)

Fig 3

• Square lines from V and W through length of the pant (crease line).
• Back: Draw hip curve from N to D.
• Front: Draw hip curve from O to D.
• Leg line: The back hem is generally 1 inch greater than the front hem. Follow suggested hem measurements.
Make adjustments in the fitting.
• Mark 1/2” in from S and R and draw lines to hem marks.
• Inseam: Draw curve line from knee to S and R.

• Out seam: Draw leg lines from each hem mark, blending with D. Mark.
• Make waist band; see Figure 8. This completes the Classic foundation.
Separate trouser and trace for the pleated design patterns. (Fig 4)

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