Advanced clothing CAD course: size development + templates

The video course aims to explain, step by step, the method by which a paper pattern of any garment is developed in sizes and how to create for each size the respective template to chalk out the buttons, in essence a simple guide, made up of short videos where you will learn the method to make a garment grow proportionally and to button it, thanks to the help of Lectra V9R1 CAD, but it can be applied to any other garment CAD as the process remains the same and only the names of the commands change. The video course is therefore aimed at anyone who wants to work in the fashion industry but in particular anyone who wants to pursue a career as a CAD operator, it is recorded so that anyone following it does not lose focus and it is full of useful tips that you would normally acquire after years of practice and experience in the industry. The first 5 videos of this video course summarise all the knowledge you need to know about growing a garment proportionally, in the next 5 videos the method for getting it to button correctly, and in the remaining videos you will delve deeper into these two topics and receive useful tips. You will also learn the difference in developing a garment in international sizes from one in European sizes and the mistakes you absolutely must not make so that the garment does not lose its identity. The videos are short and concise, without mincing words, so as to get straight to the point.

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