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Clothing Pattern Grader

Pattern graders take the patterns made by pattern cutters and produce scaled up and scaled down versions, which allow for the manufacture of the same garment, but in different sizes.

The work can be carried out by hand using traditional draughting techniques and size charts. However, ...more

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