Menswear
pattern making & Garment Construction
Whether it's a military-inspired overcoat, a classic white dress shirt, the perfect T-shirt or a pair of casual trousers, there's no reason why menswear design shouldn't be as original, innovative or well-constructed as its womenswear counterpart. In this class you’ll learn to draft a pattern AND the sewing techniques required to complete your garment.
Skill Level: All
This course suits all skill levels but those with no sewing experience can expect to take longer. No pattern making experience is assumed.
📅 Class Schedule & Booking
When: Morning (8.30am–12.00pm),
Afternoon (12.30pm–4.00pm)
Evening (6.00pm–9.00pm)
Where: CAFA, Pymble (Sydney’s North Shore)
Term Times: → View Dates & Classes
flexible start dates available
Cost: Starting from $919 per term
(33 hours tuition )
Save: Book a full-day class and receive a discount of $135
Class Size: Small group format for personalised instruction
→ Contact us if you're not sure which level is right for you.
What You'll Learn
The recommended course may include:
Sewing machine and overlocking operation and skills
Pattern making and construction of a T-shirt block and sleeve
Stretch sewing skills including a faced neckline, application of ribbed edge finishes, v-necklines, plackets and cover- stitch hems
Variations made with the T-shirt block including a jumper or sweat shirt
Pattern making and constructions of blocks for boxer shorts, elastic waist pants and track suits
Pattern making and construction of the casual shirt block including collars, sleeves, pockets, button fastenings and sleeve plackets
Pattern making and construction of a business shirt block including difference collar styles.
Pattern making and construction of trousers or jeans including sample waist bands, zips and pocket styles
Pattern making and construction of basic casual jacket styles.
More Information
Please feel free to email or call us on 02 9449 1450 and we'd be happy to provide more information or tailor a program for you.
Feeling Social?
There's nothing we love more than to see our students work in progress or finished creations!