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    This document provides instructions for constructing a cropped sweatshirt. It includes measurements for the length, bust, and sleeves. It outlines the steps to square the front and back pieces, add ease, shape the neckline and armholes. Ribbing will be added to the neck, cuffs and hem with a 0.5 inch seam allowance. The cost sheet lists the materials needed and their prices, totaling 273 rupees. Pom poms will be added as decoration.

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    This document provides instructions for constructing a cropped sweatshirt. It includes measurements for the length, bust, and sleeves. It outlines the steps to square the front and back pieces, add ease, shape the neckline and armholes. Ribbing will be added to the neck, cuffs and hem with a 0.5 inch seam allowance. The cost sheet lists the materials needed and their prices, totaling 273 rupees. Pom poms will be added as decoration.

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    This document provides instructions for constructing a cropped sweatshirt. It includes measurements for the length, bust, and sleeves. It outlines the steps to square the front and back pieces, add ease, shape the neckline and armholes. Ribbing will be added to the neck, cuffs and hem with a 0.5 inch seam allowance. The cost sheet lists the materials needed and their prices, totaling 273 rupees. Pom poms will be added as decoration.

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    ARPITA KAREKAR

    SY - FD

    BATCH A
    PATTERN MAKING AND GARMENT CONSTRUCTION

    FACULTY - MRS SANGEET SANWAL


    SWEATSHIRT
    FUN FACTS ABOUT SWEATSHIRT

    An extreme example of the designer sweatshirt was a silk sweatshirt, designed by French
    designer Hermes, which sold for $650.

    American designer Norma Kamali (1945–) spread the sweatshirt's appeal even further when she
    designed a range of women's fashions made out of soft, fleecy sweatshirt material..

    Loose and comfortable, sweatshirts became a basic part of almost everyone's


    wardrobe, and their popularity continued into the twenty-first century..

    The popular 1983 movie Flashdance even started a craze for ripped sweatshirts such as those worn
    by the movie's star, Jennifer Beals (1963–)..

    Loose and comfortable, sweatshirts became a basic part of almost everyone's wardrobe,
    and their popularity continued into the twenty-first century.
    HISTORY AND ORIGIN

    
     
    

    Soft, long-sleeved pullover garments usually made of a cotton or cotton/polyester blend knit fabric
    that is soft and fleecy on the inside, sweatshirts have long been worn by athletes while warming up,
    watching from the sidelines, or cooling off after exercising.

    They began to be worn by nonathletes as well during the 1960s and were actually adopted by
    designers as part of their collections in the 1980s.
    By the 2000s sweatshirts were one of the most common parts of a typical person's everyday wardrobe
    and came in many different fabrics and styles.

    During the 1930s Abe and Bill Feinbloom, who owned the Knickerbocker Knitting Company,
    came up with a technique for applying letters to the knitted sweatshirts.
    They also designed a sideline sweatshirt, with a hood and a zipper, intended for football players to wear
    while sitting out of the game. Their company eventually became Champion, one of the best-known
    American manufacturers of athletic wear.

    The hooded sweatshirt is a utilitarian garment that originated in the 1930s for workers in cold
    New York warehouses.
    Hoodies were later adopted by hip hop culture as a symbol of what one reporter termed "cool
    anonymity and vague menace.
    When the garment was depicted in FBI composite drawings of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski,
    the hoodie became linked to "seedy threatening criminality,"
    Thereby further asserting its non-mainstream symbolism.
    COST SHEET

    Fabric swatches

    Sweatshirt knit Rib

    Material Cost per peice Quantity Total

    Knit fabric 150 per meter 1 150

    Rib Fabric 150 per meter 0.5 75

    Thread 8 per peice 4 24

    pom poms 2 per peice 12 24

    Total 273
    Steps for Construction (Cropped}

    Measurements:
    Seam allowance:
    Length – 15’’ + 2’’ (rib) 0.5’’

    R. bust – 36’’ Hem : 0.5’’Seam allowance:

    Sleeve length – 20’’ + 2’’ (rib) 0.5’’

    Hem : 0.5’’

    Method:

    · Square across from A to B by length (15’’)

    · AC = AE = CD = DE = 1/4th of R.chest

    · DF+ 1.5’’

    · BB1 = EF

    · AA1 = 1/12th of round chest + 0.5’’ ease + 1’’

    · A1A2 = 3/4th’’

    · AA3 = 0.5’’

    · JOIN A3A2 for back neck.

    · Move down from A to AY by 3’’ + 1’’

    · Join Ay and A1 for the front neck

    · Move up from C to C1by 3/4th of an inch and join a2 and C1

    · C1 G = 6’’ and join FF1

    · Move in from A2 to H by 1.5’’ or 2’’

    · F to I = 1.5’’ and join HI

    · Mark the intersecting point on front neck at H1

    · FI1= 1.5’’

    · Join II1 for shape of armhole

    · 0 is the midpoint of armhole

    · 0 is the midpoint of H1 and I

    · O to O1 = 0.5’’

    · For the front sleeves armhole , join HO1I

    · For he back sleeves armhole, join H1O1I


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