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So I have committed to making some pants, but I want to make sure the material is gunna be up to standard quality. So just hear me out. I gunna make some pants out of waterproof nylon and polyester mesh. I'm gunna try to make two zipper pockets, two cargo pockets and a cargo butt pocket, aswell as some belt loops. Then I'm gunna to put elastic cuffs for the bottom. I basically want a Vulgus look. I want to the best material on the outside of the pants, so what the best nylon fabric for outerwear. I want it ideally heavy enough to not make parachute pants. Also, some tips would be sick.
yea buddy, you're totally gunna kill it in the oversized "ski" pants niche, not many people have really gotten into that stuff. should be a really cool and lucrative venture. let us all know how they look and the final price, im sure it will attract a ton of people that will want to buy ur pants
GrapeHunteryea buddy, you're totally gunna kill it in the oversized "ski" pants niche, not many people have really gotten into that stuff. should be a really cool and lucrative venture. let us all know how they look and the final price, im sure it will attract a ton of people that will want to buy ur pants
MillYardage.com sells a bunch of different polartec fabrics by the yard. They sell a few different types of polartec high end water resistant fabrics. Neoshell (6676) is the most lightweight and Windbloc (6624) is the heaviest.
Been thinking the same but drafting a pattern is time consuming and hard and I’m busy and lazy. If you happen to want to share the pattern I will put it to use
TemetiusBeen thinking the same but drafting a pattern is time consuming and hard and I’m busy and lazy. If you happen to want to share the pattern I will put it to use
I’m just going to take some existing pants pull out the crotch and trace it
TemetiusBeen thinking the same but drafting a pattern is time consuming and hard and I’m busy and lazy. If you happen to want to share the pattern I will put it to use
I’ve made a couple pairs, and I make em square like woofbiz. Just make a 4 rectangles and eyeball the crotch shape.
Fr he is gonna buy some cheap knockoff Goretex instead of the genuine polartec fabric I linked him. Helly Hansen uses it on their high end garmens ffs. Daddy idek why I even try.
