- Sports Attires
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Tennis Skirt Technical Drawing 5 min
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Pleated Tennis Skirt 14 min
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Two Layered Bottom 14 min
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Collision Types 3 min
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Mens Shirt: Front Placket & Collar 5 min
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Polo T-Shirt Technical Drawing 5 min
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Polo T-Shirt Placket & Cuff 15 min
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Running Jacket Technical Drawing 5 min
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Thumbholes 13 min
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Creating an Outfit (Basketball Outfit) 8 min
- Practice Time
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Knowledge Checkpoint 10 min
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Practice Time! (Create a Tennis/Golf Outfit) 40 min
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Survey 3 min
ATV: Sports Attires
Explore methods of creating some common details on sports attires
In this course, you will learn to tackle common garment details for some sports attires. After completing this course, you will be able to construct details like pleats, collars and plackets.
You will begin learning how to create a pleated tennis skirt with inverted pleats and knife pleats, then we will learn how to add shorts by importing a .dxf into an existing BW file. Next, learn to create a polo t-shirt placket and two collar variations – a self-fabric and ribbed collar. Lastly, we learn how to construct cuffs with thumbholes and how to create an outfit from two separate BW files.
Check your retention throughout the course with a knowledge quiz.
Test your knowledge by completing the activity to create a golf outfit. You can refer to the written guide as a step-by-step guide as you are creating the tracksuit or to check your work once it is completed.
Audience: Users new to VStitcher, Users with basic to advanced knowledge, Activewear designers
Prerequisites: 101 Getting Started, 101 Orientation (for new users)
Additional Learning Tools: Links to Help Center, Additional BWU Content
Format: Video, Text, PDF lessons with downloadable files
For a detailed summary of lessons, see below.
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Tennis Skirt Technical Drawing |
Reference PDF with technical drawings of a tennis skirt and shorts that you will be creating in the following lessons.
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Pleated Tennis Skirt |
In this lesson, we will learn how to add inverted pleats and knife pleats to a tennis skirt. |
Topics: Insert: Pleats, Pleat transformation, pleat draping options, corner points, stitch, stitching internal lines, adjust grid size, cancel symmetry |
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Two Layered Bottom |
In this lesson, we will learn how to import a DXF into an existing file to create a two-layered bottom. |
Topics: Merge dxf into existing file, cluster wrap type, Use in 3D, arrange, prepare, 3D layer |
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Collision Types (Optional) |
A link to the 201 Collision Types lesson is provided. This is for users who have not completed or need a refresher of the 201 Garment Creation Course.
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Men’s Shirt Part 1: Front Placket & Collar (Optional) |
A link to the 201 Men’s Shirt Part 1: Front Placket & Collar lesson is provided. This is for users who have not completed or need a refresher of the 201 Garment Creation Course.
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Polo T-Shirt Technical Drawing |
Reference PDF with technical drawings of a polo t-shirt that you will be creating in the following lessons.
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Polo T-Shirt Placket & Collar |
In this lesson, we will learn how to construct a Polo placket and 2 variations of Collars - A self fabric collar and ribbed collar.
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Topics: Slice, edit points, 3D layer, smart buttons, 3D trim geometry, offset smart button, double physics fabric, force multiplier, fold line, collision type, elastic band test, snapshots, snapshot for garment variations |
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Running Jacket Technical Drawing |
Reference PDF with technical drawings of a running jacket that you will be creating in the following lessons.
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Thumbholes (Running Jacket) |
In this lesson, we will learn to construct 2 types of cuffs with thumbholes. |
Topics: Clusters, cluster wrap type, 3D layers, Use in 3D, snapshots, styling tool, 3D gizmo, |
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Creating an Outfit (Basketball Outfit) |
In this lesson, we will learn how to create an outfit by combining two separate BW files. |
Topics: New oufit, save outfit as a garment file, 3D layers, load avatar, avatar pose |
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Practice Time! |
Reference PDF for golf outfit activity. Complete the activity and use the written guide as step-by-step guide as you are creating the outfit or to check your work once it is completed. |
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