How to Draft a Trouser Pattern w/ Your Measurements | Guide to a Bespoke Suit

This is a simple step by step method to drawing a trouser pattern using taken measurements. The entire perimeter of this finished pattern has a 1cm seam allowance except for the hem. As is clear I make the pattern with metric measurements, but of course you can make direct conversions to imperial if that's your cup of coffee. Using a 3/8" seam allowance will make an almost negligible difference. For a woman's trouser pattern: Four to five is 1/8 scale minus 1.5cm, and five to seventeen is 1/8 scale plus 1.5cm, plus four darts to reduce the size of the waist from the seat. The measurements that I'm using here: Outside leg: 105 Inside leg: 72 Body rise: 33 (outside leg minus the inside leg) Waist: 77.5 Seat: 96 Knee: 44 Hem: 37 Scale: 48 (1/2 scale = 24) (1/8 scale = 6) Standard measurements: Outside leg: 104 Inside leg: 77 Body rise: 26 Waist: 82 Seat: 98 Knee: 48 Hem: 42 Scale: 49 (1/2 scale = 24.5 ) (1/8 scale = 12.25 ) My trouser measuring video: https://youtu.be/sgLMKs2pdPw Maurice Sedwell measuring video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0vd43ENI1g&t=248s If you are confused at any point look through this playlist, ask a question in the comments or PM me on IG. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPXf7sROHfVsQqL218SZ-LgmoTv_pScyd https://www.instagram.com/thecaffeinatedtailor/ Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 2:45 - 0 Front trouser 3:19 - 1 3:05 - 2 3:28 - 3 3:39 - 4 3:47 - 5 4:02 - 6 4:11 - 7 4:26 - 8 4:43 - 9 4:53 - 10 5:05 - 11 5:28 - 12,13,14,15 and drawi