
Building a pattern of a male vest with your own hands.
Once upon a time, vests were an integral partcomposition of the official classic three-piece: trousers, jacket and vest. Other options were not initially considered. But recent decades have significantly changed ideas about men's fashion and the vest as an independent item of clothing.Lovers of self-expression and beautiful clothes withWe happily embraced the trend of using a jacket as an independent element of clothing. Now a men's vest can rightfully be called a classic, which will always be relevant regardless of the season and changing trends. A vest will always help create the image of a purposeful, independent person, and office workers are increasingly choosing a minimalist and more comfortable combination of a vest and trousers. Many people choose vests for themselves, because... They are the ones who give comfort and create their own unique style even when using a minimal set of clothes. But remember that before you put on a vest, you need to choose the perfect variation for yourself. If you want to create a versatile look, then your vest will be a classic cut in neutral tones such as black, grey, olive, brown, etc. Add jeans, a turtleneck and boots – so you can safely go to a meeting with friends. For work, you can choose a combination of a jacket and a vest. Experiment with your appearance and clothing, and a vest will add freshness, attractiveness and charisma to your appearance. As for the pattern of a classic men's vest, it is not that difficult to construct. It is worth adding 4.5 cm to the half-chest circumference of the base of our pattern; for our model the increase will also be 10 cm in total. On both halves, from the contours of the shoulder sections, draw vertical cut lines to the bottom of the product (this is done to increase the width of both parts). Taking into account the fact that the width of the finished product is adjusted using a lace in the drawstring of the lower cut, there are no darts in the vest. Next you need to move the parts along the line of future cuts. 0.5 cm from the contour of the shelf you need to draw a new line for this shelf. We also mark a new line 0.5 cm from the contour of the back. Next, you need to expand the back and shelf by 1 cm along the contours of the side cuts. Please note that the increase in the width of the product at the bottom should come to naught. According to the pattern, you need to raise the shoulder line and lengthen it by 1 cm. Draw the newly formed line of the neckline according to the pattern of the vest. Draw a yoke on the back. The dart intended for the relief of the shoulder blades must be transferred to the cut of the yoke. Extend the line of the middle of the back down by 6.5 cm. Draw the contour of the bottom, transversely to the contour of the side sections and the middle of the back. Next, you should measure the resulting contour of the side cut of the back from the waist contour to the bottom line. Then the resulting number should be measured on the line of the side cut of the shelf down from the waist contour. Then increase the section of the side cut of the back by 1 cm. This section should be measured from the waist line down to the line of the middle of the shelf. Draw the newly formed outline of the bottom line of our vest. Next, mark the lines on our shelf that will limit the drawstring, its size is 2.5 cm. If desired, you can draw pockets, etc., and the pattern of the men’s vest is ready.