Contents of this book / Lecture content and purpose / Drafting symbols and drafting marks / Drafting tools required for accurate pattern making / Terminology used in pattern making

Basic lecture
Preview 1 Names of each part of the body, sleeves, and collar
About the spare part of Preview 2
Preview 3 About the basic pattern
Preview 4: Naming and measuring body parts
Preview 5 About Shoulder Pads

1.
Body pattern
1 box line
2 Cocoon Line
3 Trapeze Lines
4 A-line
5 Shape Lines
6 Princess Line
7 panel lines
8 Waist seam
9 Cape Styles
10 wide lines

2.
Sleeve pattern
1 set of sleeves
2 short sleeves
3 shirt sleeves
4 raglan sleeves
5 yoke sleeves
6 kimono sleeves
7 Flare & Cape Sleeves
8 drop sleeves

3.
Color pattern
1 stand collar
Shirt collar with 2 color bands
3 shirt collars
4 Tailored collar
5 shawl collar
6 Hood
7 Design Colors
8 Colorless

Special lecture
Variation of length
Comparison by hem width difference
Variation of overlap
Variations of the front cut
Types of front slits
Types of cuff designs
(Corresponding to 2 sleeves) Comparison based on differences in back seam
(Comparison of sleeve widths for shirts, raglans, yokes, kimonos, and drop sleeves)
(For raglan sleeves) Comparison by slope difference
(For raglan sleeves) Comparison of the difference in slope and sleeve height
(Shirt collar with collar band, corresponding to shirt collar) Collar end deformation
Comparison by neck circumference shape
Comparison by color width difference
(For tailored collars) Collar tip deformation
(For tailored collars) Comparison of differences in sagging dimensions
(For tailored collars) Comparison of differences in lapel width
(For tailored collars) Comparison of differences in height of the high-line
(For tailored collars) Comparison of differences in slope of the high-altitude line
Comparison by thousand differences
Belt types
Pocket types

Practice
How to decide on a design
Body, sleeve, collar, and trim correspondence chart
Pattern making process
How to apply
Design variations
Original Design 1 Collarless Jacket
Original Design 2 Sutieng Collar Coat
Original Design 3 Codygan
Original Design 4 Long Gilet
Original Design 5 Lace Blouson
Original Design 6 Cape Coat
Original Design 7 Trench Coat
Original design 8-piece jacket
Original Design 9 High Neck Jacket

Preservation Edition Special Appendix
Basic stitching and partial stitching + lining useful for making jackets and coats

basic
Jacket & Coat Sequence

Team
Basic team/Open zipper team/Button house team/Button house zipper team

buttonhole
Bird's eye buttonhole lining/piping buttonhole

collar
Tailored collar/shawl collar/stand collar

pocket
Patch pockets/box pockets/double piping & flap pockets

lining
Types of lining/How to make a lining pattern

Bonus adhesive strip, where to stick the adhesive tape

Intensive lecture
How to create a basic pattern
body
How to adjust shoulder width
sleeve

How to finish a pattern
Customize the sleeve and vibration circumference
If you make it with basic pattern 4
How to adjust if your butt is stuck
About the hem circumference measurement
Pattern check
Pattern development
Tailored collar, shirt collar
shawl collar

Pattern Textbook, Jackets & Coats
“Now I can be a designer too!”
As you get more comfortable with sewing, you will start to want to design and make your own clothes.
Jackets and coats, in particular, are quite expensive, so if you don't feel satisfied with them, you'll be even more disappointed.
"I'd love to make a coat with this gorgeous fabric, featuring a feminine A-line body, set-in sleeves, and a collarless crewneck." "Ready-made jackets and coats are either too big or too short. Can't I make one that fits my style and size perfectly?"
《Pattern School》 is a valuable guidebook that fulfills the desires of many people.
《Pattern School》 contains all the experience and know-how in clothing making education accumulated over many years by Bunka Fashion College, the world's second-ranked fashion school.

Fame already came in 2016 with the release of Pattern School Vol.
1. Top Edition》, 2017 《Pattern School Vol.
2 Skirt Edition》, 2018 《Pattern School Vol.
3 Pants Edition》, 2019 《Pattern School Vol.
This was clearly proven through the 4th One Piece episode.
It has consistently boasted an unrivaled presence as a bestseller in the Yangjae category.
When the book was published, it received a lot of positive feedback and interest, with comments like, “This book is enough,” “Thank you for letting me experience the joy of studying as I get older,” and “I’ve been waiting for a book like this.”
Riding that momentum, Vol.
5 Readers have been requesting domestic publication of the Jackets & Coats series.


A complete guide from theory to practice!
Pattern School Vol.
In "Jacket & Coat Edition 5," Professor Harumi Maruyama of Bunka Fashion College explains the key points you need to know for design production, dividing it into basic lectures, special lectures, practical training, and intensive lectures.

In the basic course, you will learn the design and patterns of the body, sleeves, and collar that make up jackets and coats.
By learning various designs, you can create a variety of styles.
In this special lecture, you will learn how to apply the patterns learned in the basic lecture.
Change some of the patterns and add design elements to create your own special feel.
In the practical training, you will learn how to decide on a design and the process of creating a pattern.
At this time, the design of the jacket or coat you want to make becomes concrete, and the order of making the pattern is systematically drawn in your head.
In this intensive course, we will explain in detail how to create basic patterns for the body and sleeves, which are the foundation for various designs, as well as 'fit marking', 'pattern checking', and 'collar and hem pattern development', which are essential for accurate pattern creation.
You can lay the foundation for pattern making.

Each step is accompanied by friendly photos, so you can follow along without getting lost, just like you would in a class.
It also covers everything about making jackets and coats, from patterns to sewing methods, so if you follow the pattern-making know-how provided in the book step by step, you will find yourself on the fast track to becoming a designer before you know it!
As an appendix, actual large-scale patterns in 9 sizes from 5 to 21 are included.
This alone makes this book worth buying.