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Sweatpants from terry knit. Model with large pockets, with ribbed legs and rubber and string at the waist.
► Sewing pattern suitable for sizes 166-184 cm
► Sizes XS-XXL (please pick one size) in large format print for professional uses
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► Sewing patterns were created by our qualified team of garment technologists with several years of experience. They create designs in our showroom on a daily basis for the best clothing companies in the country and abroad. Our patterns are based both on mass production solutions and the premium clothing market, there is no room for even the smallest error Patterns are created based on the most up-to-date size tables, almost inaccessible to other manufacturers. You can be sure that your dress or coat will look perfect thanks to our sewing patterns. We take full responsibility for our sewing patterns!
► After payment you will receive by post one picked size of pattern printed in large format print. We also provide a technological description - how to sew this model.
► Size chart:
Size |
Height |
Waist |
Side |
Size |
---|---|---|---|---|
44 / XS |
166-170 |
74-77 |
100-103 |
30/32 |
46 / S |
168-173 |
78-81 |
102-104 |
31/32 |
48 / M |
171-176 |
82-85 |
103-106 |
32/32 |
50 / L |
174-179 |
86-89 |
105-108 |
34/32 |
52 / XL |
177-182 |
90-94 |
107-109 |
36/34 |
54 / XXL |
180-184 |
95-99 |
108-110 |
38/34 |
You can learn how to properly measure here: CLICK
► Materials and accessories - material consumption:
Basic knit:
S: XS = 120 cm
S: S = 120 cm
S: M = 124 cm
S: L = 132 cm
S: XL = 133 cm
S: XXL = 146 cm
Knit ribbing (tube):
S: XS-XXL = 14 cm
Interlining:
S: XS-XXL 20 cm or rest
String: 150 cm
Rubber width: 5 cm
S: XS = 71 cm
S: S = 76 cm
S: M = 81 cm
S: L = 86 cm
S: XL = 91 cm
S: XXL = 96 cm
Drawstring stoppers: 2 pcs.
Remember that we have the same tailoring pattern you can print on your own on A4 printer and start sewing within half an hour after payment*
*in case of payment via przelewy24
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