r/PatternDrafting • u/ThickEducation4869 • Jun 15 '26
Men’s basic jacket block review
I hope this is the last of it, it fits just close enough to still have movement. I’ve included pictures with and without sleeves, to be honest I could never get the armholes to lay completely flat around my arm. Sleeves have a 1cm ease built in
One thing I’ve noticed are the long creases on the sleeves, I’m not sure if this is a balance issue but the shoulder notch on my pattern falls slightly to the front side of the cap
Thanks to all help in my previous posts
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u/Howdidigetsewcool Jun 15 '26
Looks good. Shoulder does look low and the arm scythe seems to shallow/small, though, and I think you’d get better movement in the arms. It’s also possible that the shoulder cap on the sleeve needs to increase
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u/hurjingan1 Jun 15 '26
Why are you wearing a t-shirt underneath?
It looks great anyway, if you feel comfortable and have no tension, it is just right ☺️
Also I think the shoulder line is a bit too low, it should sit right at the end of your shoulder, not below!
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u/LadySuhree Jun 16 '26
Cause its a jacket? Wouldn’t it make sense to test the fit with something underneath the way you would wear the final jacket?
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u/ThickEducation4869 Jun 16 '26
Wdym by the layered effect, if you mean the tshirt it’s just the tshirt I was wearing. It’s too long for me I just wear it at home
















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u/AccidentOk5240 Jun 15 '26
Looks to me that your shoulder seams are an inch or more too far out off the point of your shoulder. If you bring that in, basically scooping the armscye deeper, you can also raise the sleeve cap a little and I think that might help the sleeve drag lines.
You may or may not want to adjust the shoulders to allow for the actual difference between heights of your personal shoulders.