Introducing the Seaggs Measurement Pattern Pack
(No design experience or design software needed)

The purpose of this digital tool is to provide pre-made clothing patterns that are derived from popular garment silhouettes in the streetwear space, which include but not limited to popular luxury brand silhouettes and popular clothing blank vendor silhouettes. An example would be our "Box Hoodie" which is based off the Los Angeles Apparel HF09 14 Oz hoodie, but my Box Hoodie has a deeper hood and tad bit longer sleeves. I found clothing measurements that I liked, and modified them to "make more sense" (like the LA Apparel HF09 having the shallowest hood known to mankind; so I fixed it and now I'm giving it to you).

Includes:

Thorough Size Charts (S-3XL), on-body garment videos, full pattern JPG, and A4 printable paper pattern PDF's for all 17 garment styles:

Apex Hoodie
Box Hoodie
Stealth Hoodie
Street Hoodie
Widow Hoodie

How To Use the On-body garment videos and Size Charts:
Simply watch all on-body garment videos, choose your preferred garment style, find that style's associated size chart, choose your size measurements, modify the measurements to your liking if you want, and submit measurements to your manufacturer.

How To Use the A4 printable paper patterns:
These are PDF files, simply print them out on A4 paper on any home-printer (or Kinkos/Fedex/whatever print service shop you have near you) then fold edges of paper(s) so the printed contents line up. Then tape pieces of paper together and cut along each pattern shape with scissors. You now have your own DIY paper pattern you can use for at home projects.
***The PDF paper patterns follow an alphanumeric order. For example, your finished taped-together pattern will look like this:
A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8
B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 ,B6, B7, B8
C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8
and so on.

If you have any questions on how to use this Pattern Pack, don't hesitate to DM me on instagram: @byseaggs

Happy Designing

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