Spec Charts for Unique Styles: Halter, Off-Shoulder & One-Shoulder Tops

Creating a spec chart for tops like blouses, shirts, hoodies, blazers, and jackets follows standard Points of Measure (POMs)—things like shoulder width, chest, waist, and sleeve length. But what about dresses? Some designs—like off-shoulder, single-shoulder, or bustier—don’t follow the usual measurement points. So, how do you measure them correctly for a tech pack to ensure consistency in sampling and production? Understanding how to measure different styles correctly will help you improve accuracy and communication in garment production. Let’s dive in and measure some dresses! 📌 What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✔️ How to create spec charts for dresses ✔️ Key POMs for non-standard designs ✔️ Measuring techniques for off-shoulder, single-shoulder, and bustier 🔗 Watch My Other Spec Chart Videos: 📍 Spec Charts for Tops – E180: https://youtu.be/WFyCLbtkEBU 📍 Spec Charts for Pants – E188: https://youtu.be/Hkr5gfaEzT4 ************************************************ 🎊 Free Masterclass_Pant Base Frame 🎊 https://www.patternstudio101.com/balance If you're struggling with pant fit, learn how to check the pant balance. I teach you how to draft a pant base frame correctly and how to fix the pant balance for existing pant patterns. ************************************************ 📑 PS101 Youtube Membership 📑 https://www.patternstudio101.com/youtube Get PDF written instructions for all my video tutorials - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 🔅 P