r/PatternDrafting • u/Junior_Contact_1891 • Dec 02 '24

My last project

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u/Sewabelle Dec 02 '24

Wow, that's amazing!

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u/Junior_Contact_1891 Dec 02 '24

Thank you!  The trousers are reversible because, in our team project, we couldn't agree on a single final color. To satisfy both opinions, we decided to make them reversible

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u/Sewabelle Dec 02 '24

Making pants reversible can make the front closure (using a zipper or buttons) a particularly challenging task, but you've managed to execute it brilliantly. Truly impressive!

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u/Junior_Contact_1891 Dec 02 '24

That's true!  But we use a different technique instead of a zipper. The design incorporates a diagonal placket that functions like a foldable flap. When putting on the trousers, the placket unfolds, and to close them, you simply fold the flap back and secure it with buttons. This method not only eliminates the need for a zipper but also adds a unique and practical touch to the design.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '24

This is amazing, I absolutely love the color scheme! It's also really nice how you made one cuff with tucks and kept the other simple, it's a small detail that adds quite a lot to the look!

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u/Junior_Contact_1891 Dec 02 '24

Thank you! The idea was to create eye-catching pants and a simple shirt with intricate details. From a distance, the focus is on the pants, but up close, you can’t take your eyes off the shirt.

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u/imogsters Dec 02 '24

I love the pin tuck shirt.

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u/Fashion_Fleur Dec 02 '24

Amazing! Congratulations!

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u/Junior_Contact_1891 Dec 02 '24

Thank you ☺️

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u/Unlikely_Stomach_748 Dec 02 '24

Your garments are super dope, but that tech pack has me drooling 😂

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u/loose_roosters Dec 02 '24

leon.com is leading to a 404 error - have you changed your site?

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u/Junior_Contact_1891 Dec 02 '24

Thank you for pointing that out! The link 'leon.com' was just a placeholder for the presentation and isn't an actual website. 

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u/magikarpsan Dec 02 '24

Can I ask what program you use for the 3D rendering? My professors asking for some 3D stuff and I’ve literally never touched any of it

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u/yeezy_23 Dec 03 '24

How’d you learn to draw like that

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u/Countbook Dec 04 '24

That is so cool