Elevate your wardrobe & sewing skills with advanced techniques for pants, jackets, and more

Course Advantages

Master the art of Western fashion with Part 2 of our Self-Employed Fashion Design Course. Go beyond the basics, refining your pattern-making, construction, and creative design skills. Dive into advanced techniques like origami, crafting showstopping bodices, skirts, and dresses that command attention.

But success isn’t just about design. Learn the business side with expert guidance on costing, markups, and launching your own Western wear line. Flexible online learning fits your schedule, while our supportive community fuels your journey.

This isn’t just a course; it’s an ignition. Ignite your passion and turn it into a thriving career. Join Prerit Design Academy and watch your Western wear vision soar to new heights in Part 2.

Curriculum

The course will teach you the nuances and give you an in-depth knowledge of fabric cutting and stitching of women’s wear attires like trousers, culottes, pants, coats, jackets, and other western wear outfits. The course comprises of attire design and developing the design emphasizing a perfect body fit.

Introduction to Bifurcate Concept: In this section, you will be introduced to the concept of bifurcate garments, which include pants, trousers, and culottes. You will learn about the different styles and variations of women’s wear garments.

Pattern Making/Basic Pant Block: This module will cover the fundamentals of pattern making for pants. You will learn how to create a basic pant block, which serves as the foundation for designing different women’s wear pant styles.

Jeans: Here, you will explore the unique characteristics of jeans and learn the techniques for creating a well-fitted and stylish pair of jeans.

Trouser: This section focuses on the construction and design of trousers. You will learn various methods for pattern making, cutting, and stitching to create tailored and fashionable trousers.

Culottes: Culottes are a popular and versatile garment in western wear. This module will teach you the techniques for pattern making and constructing culottes, allowing you to create trendy and comfortable outfits.

Cowl Pants: Cowl pants are known for their draped and flowy design. You will learn how to create the distinctive cowl effect in pants and master the construction techniques for this unique style.

Contoured Pants: Contoured pants are designed to provide an enhanced body fit. In this module, you will learn how to create patterns and construct contoured pants that accentuate the wearer’s figure.

Flared Pant: Flared pants have a wide leg opening, creating a stylish and vintage look. You will explore the techniques for pattern making and construction of flared pants in this module.

Jumpsuit: Jumpsuits are trendy and fashionable one-piece garments. This section will cover the pattern making and construction of jumpsuits, allowing you to create stylish and comfortable outfits.

Zones: Understanding the concept of zones in garment design is crucial for achieving a perfect fit. This module will guide you through the different zones of a garment and how to consider them during pattern making and construction.

High Waist: High waist pants and skirts have regained popularity in recent years. You will learn how to create patterns and construct high waist garments that flatter the wearer’s body shape.

Pattern Making/Basic Corset: This module focuses on pattern making techniques for corsets, a structured garment that accentuates the waistline. You will learn how to create a basic corset block and explore design variations.

Variation/Corset: Building upon the basic corset block, this section will guide you through creating variations of corset designs, allowing you to experiment with different styles and details.

Pattern Making of Basic Coat Block: Coats are essential pieces in western wear. Here, you will learn the techniques for pattern making a basic coat block, laying the foundation for constructing different coat styles.

Jacket Block – 2 Inch Block: Jackets are versatile and stylish garments. In this module, you will learn how to create a 2-inch jacket block, which serves as the starting point for designing various jacket styles.

Garment Construction of Basic Pant: This section focuses on the practical aspects of constructing pants. You will learn the techniques for cutting, stitching, and finishing pant garments, with a special feature on center fly zip attachment.

Garment Construction of Basic Corset: Applying the knowledge of corset pattern making, this module will guide you through the construction process of corsets, enabling you to create well-fitted and structured garments.

Pattern Making/Shawl Collar: Shawl collars add a touch of elegance to jackets and coats. Here, you will learn how to create patterns for shawl collars and incorporate them into your designs.

Pattern Making of Notch Collar: Notch collars are commonly seen in blazers and coats. This module will teach you the techniques for pattern making notch collars, allowing you to create tailored and sophisticated garments.

By the end of this course, you will have developed advanced skills in fabric cutting, pattern making, and garment construction for a wide range of western wear outfits. You will be equipped with the knowledge to create well-fitted attires that showcase your unique design aesthetic. Whether you aspire to work in the fashion industry or start your own fashion business, this course will provide you with the necessary expertise to excel in the field of western wear design.

Our Methodology

Prerit Design Academy’s Western Wear program (Part 1) propels you towards self-employed success with a unique blended learning approach:

Interactive & Flexible: Live online classes combine with recorded sessions for accessibility. Master foundational skills like body measurements and basic stitches, progressing to intricate techniques like origami in fashion design.

Hands-on Learning: Build your skillset through practical exercises and real-time feedback from industry veterans. Create stunning bodice and skirt blocks, then explore design by crafting unique tops, skirts, and one-piece dresses.

Turn Vision into Reality: Learn garment manufacturing techniques, transitioning patterns to professional-quality garments with zippers, collars, and shoulder pads.

Business Savvy: Optimize fabric use with marker making, delve into costing for different production scales, and master pricing strategies to thrive as a self-employed designer.

Unleash Your Potential: We nurture your individual style while equipping you with the technical expertise to bring your Western fashion dreams to life.

Ready to elevate your journey? Join us for Part 2!

Course Requirement

• No formal background needed, just a burning desire to create!
• PC or smartphone with stable internet for online classes and recordings.
• No prior software experience needed! We’ll teach software basics from scratch.
• Basic sewing skills helpful but covered in the course.
• Sewing machine and basic tools (list provided before launch).
• Fabrics and materials for your chosen projects (details provided later).

Remember, Part 2 builds upon the foundation established in Part 1. Enroll in Part 2 after successfully completing Part 1 to unlock advanced skills and design mastery!

Job Opportunities

Freelance Fashion Designer: Design custom garments for individual clients or small businesses. Build your portfolio and brand through online platforms and local networking.

Western Wear Brand Founder: Launch your own clothing line, specializing in Western-inspired designs. Handle production, marketing, and sales directly.

Patternmaker/Grader: Create technical patterns and size gradations for established clothing brands or manufacturers. Work closely with designers and production teams.

Technical Designer: Translate sketches and concepts into production-ready patterns, ensuring quality and fit. Bridge the gap between design and manufacturing.

Fashion Stylist: Curate Western-themed looks for individuals, photo shoots, or film productions. Offer personal styling services or work with fashion brands.

Costume Designer: Design and create Western-inspired costumes for theatre, film, or dance productions. Research historical accuracy and collaborate with directors.

Textile Designer: Develop unique fabric patterns and textures specifically for Western wear. Work with mills or print houses to bring your designs to life.

Fashion Instructor: Share your knowledge and skills by teaching fashion design courses or workshops, online or in person. Focus on Western wear techniques.

Vintage Clothing Upcycler: Give new life to vintage Western garments by reworking, customizing, or adding unique details. Sell your creations online or at markets.

Fashion Blogger/Influencer: Build an online audience by sharing your Western fashion expertise, styling tips, and DIY projects. Collaborate with brands and promote products.

Recruiters for UI/UX Design Jobs

Freelance Fashion Designer:

• Online platforms: Upwork, Fiverr, Freelancer.com, Behance, Designhill
• Local networking: Fashion design associations, boutiques, markets, fashion events

Western Wear Brand Founder:

• Fashion incubators: Nest, Fashinista, The Nest, Pearl Academy Fashion Startup Incubator
• Multi-brand retailers: Myntra, Jabong, Ajio, Nykaa Fashion
• Western-wear focused stores: The Ranch, True Grit, Wrangler, Lee

Patternmaker/Grader:

• Apparel manufacturing companies: Raymond Apparel, Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail, Shahi Exports, Madura Fashion & Lifestyle
• Export houses: Orient Craft, Varun Apparels, Ashoka Exports, Gokaldas Exports
• Pattern making studios: Pattern Maker India, Fashion Pattern Studio, The Design Studio

Technical Designer:

• High-end fashion brands: Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Manish Malhotra, Anita Dongre, Tarun Tahilliani
• Export-oriented brands: Fabindia, Ritu Kumar, Shantanu & Nikhil, Manish Arora
• Design consultancies: Ensemble Studio, The Label Studio, The Fashion Lab

Fashion Stylist:

• Fashion magazines: Vogue India, Elle India, Femina, Harper’s Bazaar India
• Celebrity stylists’ teams: Rhea Kapoor, Ami Patel, Tanya Ghavri, Anaita Shroff Adajania
• Fashion e-commerce platforms: Myntra, Nykaa Fashion, AJIO, Tata Cliq Luxury

Costume Designer:

• Film and television production houses: Yash Raj Films, Dharma Productions, Netflix India, Amazon Prime Video India
• Theatre companies: Indian National Theatre, Prithvi Theatre, The Old Globe, National School of Drama
• Costume design studios: The Kostume Kloset, The Costume Vault, The Wardrobe Department

Textile Designer:

• Textile mills: Raymond, Grasim Industries, Alok Industries, Arvind Mills
• Print houses: Rakesh Printers, Rajshree Prints, Aashish Fabrics, Texprint
• Design studios: The Textile Lab, The Print Project, The Fabric Story

Fashion Instructor:

• Fashion design institutes: NIFT, Pearl Academy, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Symbiosis Institute of Design
• Private design schools: JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Wigan & Leigh Institute of Fashion Design, The Fashion Design School
• Online platforms: Udemy, Skillshare, YouTube channels

Vintage Clothing Upcycler:

• Online marketplaces: Etsy, Depop, Instagram, Facebook Marketplace
• Vintage fashion stores: Bombay Vintage, The Closet Project, The Vintage Garden, Cinnamon Vintage
• Pop-up markets: Dilli Haat, Horniman Circle Flea Market, Craft Bazaar

Fashion Blogger/Influencer:

• Social media platforms: Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest
• Fashion blogs and websites: StyleCraze, HighOnFashion, The Fashionable Indian, MissMalini
• Collaborations with brands: Myntra, Jabong, Ajio, Nykaa Fashion