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Garment reference: No reference to specific brand.

Instruction based on Jungclaus shirt chapter. However, I modify some aspects especially the armhole shape.

Fabric: Woven. I use default fabric but change the texture to cotton poplin.

Not shown in video: Buttons, topstitch and some puckering along the seam. I also raise the final hem 4 cm.

Notes:

- The shirt collar from this book works really well in Clo. In other books, I usually need to make some adjustment and manipulation.

- As usual with classic one-piece shirt sleeve, there are a lot of folds at the arm. If you don't like this, you can use the shirt block from Clo/MD library. They overcome this problem by having more dropped shoulder and slimmer sleeve.

- I try to make this shirt as simple as possible but still retain the classic men shirt characteristics. Other detail you can add is center-back pleats, either 'box pleat' or 'inverted pleat'. Some shirt also has two back pleats. Another common detail is front opening placket. I usually refrain from creating the front placket because I don't like adding more layer then necessary.

- In this video I include the simplest instruction I know on how to 'fake' the sleeve placket. As someone who never make any real garment before, I do not understand how the real sleeve placket is made. I watched a lot of sewing videos about the sleeve placket. They look like origami gymnastic to me....

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Download link for 3D files (expire after a month).

Download link for 2D files. The folder name is  "Thomas -Jungclaus - Shirt 231205"

Files

Previews only

Drafting Dress Shirt, Marvelous Designer, Clo

Recording of initial basic draft only. Turn on caption or check transcript to see my notes. Files available for purchase. Cgtrader: Sketchfab: https://skfb.ly/oOEIp Patreon shop: Commentary: https://www.patreon.com/posts/94417168 00:00 preview 00:09 bodice draft 14:00 tracing bodice 16:51 fitting bodice 18:54 moving shoulder seam forward 19:43 sleeve draft 24:03 tracing sleeve 25:45 pleat and sleeve placket 27:10 fitting sleeve 29:41 cuff 33:19 sleeve placket 34:56 collar 43:41 finish

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