Mens Wear Construction

Mens Wear Construction

Men's Wear Construction Construction of shirts This will help you understand the process, materials, and techniques used to construct a men’s shirt, typically used in tailoring and garment manufacturing. Construction of Men's Shirts: Step-by-Step Guide 1. Pattern Drafting and Cutting Body Measurements are taken (neck, chest, waist, shoulder, sleeve length, etc.). Paper patterns are drafted for each component: front, back, sleeves, collar, cuffs, pocket, placket. The pattern is placed on fabric, and components are cut with seam allowances. 2. Components of a Shirt Front bodice Back bodice (often includes a yoke) Sleeves Collar (stand and fall) Cuffs Placket Pocket(s) (optional) 3. Construction Process a. Join the Yoke The back yoke is sewn to the back bodice. Often a double-layered yoke for strength and neat finish. b. Attach Front to Back Shoulder seams are joined (yoke to front bodice). Side seams are sewn next, usually with a flat-felled seam for durability. c. Sew the Placket A standard or concealed placket is attached to the front opening. Buttonholes and buttons are marked but not sewn yet. d. Prepare and Attach the Pocket (if any) Pocket is folded, edges turned in, and topstitched onto the left chest. e. Assemble the Collar Collar stand

Updated July 15, 2026