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Fitting guide 1 Little Fitting Guide From theshapeso ?abric com CTable of contents General rule Fitting Skirts Pants Skirt pants too long or short Higher lower hipline Hip circumference too small large Waist circumference too small large High hip curve La

Little Fitting Guide From theshapeso ?abric com CTable of contents General rule Fitting Skirts Pants Skirt pants too long or short Higher lower hipline Hip circumference too small large Waist circumference too small large High hip curve Larger thighs at sides Sway back Prominent belly Full at buttocks Fitting the crotch curve Fitting bodice Waist circumference Waist level Hip circumference too small large Correcting the bust point Gaping armhole Armhole height Rounded back ?x Shoulder line length Sloped vs square shoulders Fitting bodice chest back Small bust Large bust Sleeve length Upper arm width adjustment CGeneral rule ??Follow the direction of the wrinkles ? Tight horizontal wrinkles are a telltale sign that there isn ? t enough fabric to go around the body and the garment needs more room to the vertical seams Tight vertical wrinkles mean that the garment is too short and you need to add more length For example when the pants crotch level is too high up To make things more confusing the rule works in the opposite direction with loose wrinkles Which basically means sagging Loose horizontal wrinkles mean that the garment is too long Loose vertical wrinkles tell you that the garment is too wide and needs to be taken in at the side seams C ?tting Skirts Pants Cc front c back Skirt Pants too Long or Short For straight skirts such as the skirt block you just lengthen or shorten the hemline until it has the right length If you are ?tting a ared skirt you can consider using the same method as with the pants if you want to maintain the same hemline width Otherwise just follow the side seam inclination c front c back Cfront pant front pant front pant front pant adjust knee level back pant back pant back pant back pant For pants there are two options depending on how much you need to modify the length If it ? s only a bit you can modify at the lower part only Otherwise divide the amount on both sides of the knee line In any case check the knee level measurement afterwards In the example above the pants become longer Below they become shorter To shorten the pants you overlap the sections Finally adjust the lines CHigher Lower Hipline Similarly to the previous example you can also alter the hipline height If it ? s too high the hip curves of your skirt pants remain empty on the sides because the widest part of your hips is lower The pants might also have the crotch seam too high up which causes it to pull In the case of a pencil skirt then your hips might not ?t as the skirt becomes narrower below the hipline If the hipline is too low your hips won ? t ?t as the widest part of the skirt pants is lower than your hips Therefore you ? ll see some tight horizontal wrinkles form where your hips are The skirt might hike