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We've had several requests for patterns for our Hakama recently.
As we don't have the time or resources to print patterns for sale we're making our Sequence of construction guide available here. Please bear in mind that this was written for use by factories and assumes a certain knowledge of production techniques. If you go ahead and make a pair please let people who ask know where you got the design from. If you make Hakama for sale from this pattern please make sure the person buying them know that you are selling a Hakama made from a Lastwear design but that it is not a Lastwear Hakama. Lastly we'd love to get feedback from you if you make one especially if you modify the pattern. If you think you've come up with an improvement we'd love to know! Thanks, and we hope you enjoy the guide. |
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Side seams, inseam and crotch are all flat feld seams with 3/4" seam allowance.
Hope that helps
-Thom B.
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When the Apocalypse comes you'll want to be dressed for it!
-and now you can be Lastwear.com
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