Straps and side seams match
The shoulder-strap difference is 0.0 mm and the side-seam difference is 0.0 mm.
Generate a free printable women's knit tank top pattern using your chest, hips, garment length, strap, armhole, and neckline measurements. Choose a classic, fitted, scoop-neck, or cropped style, then download an A4 PDF, copyshop PDF, or SVG with seam allowances and bindings included.
Patterns generated by Nastix Patterns are calculated base drafts created from your measurements and selected settings.
We strongly recommend checking the 5 x 5 cm test square, making a test version, and verifying fit before cutting final fabric.
Knit stretch, binding recovery, body shape, and preferred fit can change the result and may require manual adjustments.
Real generated example
This live example generates front and back tank pieces together with separate neckline and armhole bindings. Every curve and strip comes from the measurements below.
The binding ratio is applied to the measured sewing lines, not to a generic size chart. The result must still be tested in the chosen knit because recovery varies by fabric.
Test the binding ratio in the intended knit before finishing the final neckline and armholes.
The shoulder-strap difference is 0.0 mm and the side-seam difference is 0.0 mm.
The 61.8 cm neckline produces a 54.4 cm binding at the selected ratio, with a 0.0 mm calculation difference.
The measured armhole is 48.0 cm and its finished binding is 42.3 cm, with a 0.0 mm difference from the calculated target.
Full-size body and binding pieces for printing and joining at home.
The complete tank-top set on one large-format sheet.
Editable curves and binding strips for digital workflows.
Related guides
Review chest, hips, shoulder, sleeve, knit ease, neckline, neckband, and armhole checks.
PiecesUnderstand front, back, shoulder, neckline, armhole, waist shaping, darts, and grainline.
ConstructionRead solid seam lines, dashed cutting lines, construction seam allowance, hem allowance, curves, and corners.
Pattern details
The tank top draft creates sleeveless body pieces plus separate knit bindings for the neckline and both armholes.
The key sewing relationships are shoulder strap to shoulder strap, side seam to side seam, binding to neckline, and binding to armhole.
Chest and ease set body width, strap width controls shoulder coverage, and neckline drops control round, scoop, or V-neck shapes.
Check shoulder and side seams, binding lengths, print scale, and knit stretch before cutting final fabric.
Tank top sewing guide
The generator drafts the sewing lines first, matches the pieces that are sewn together, and then adds the selected seam and hem allowances. Use the sections below to choose suitable settings and prepare the pattern for sewing.
The download contains a front and back cut on the fold, one full neckline binding, and an armhole binding cut twice. A 5 × 5 cm test square is included for checking print scale.
Chest and ease control the upper body width; hips and hem ease control the lower edge. Strap width, armhole depth, neckline width, and front and back neck drops shape the upper opening.
Use jersey or another knit with reliable recovery. The binding ratio shortens the bindings so they sit flat, but the best ratio depends on the stretch and recovery of the actual fabric.
The generated draft checks front and back shoulder lengths, curved side seams, the complete neckline, and each full armhole against its binding before export.
Print tiled A4 pages at 100% with scaling disabled, then measure the test square before joining pages. Copyshop PDF provides one full-size sheet, while SVG supports vector editing.
A calculated pattern cannot account for every posture, bust shape, or knit behavior. Sew a test version and check the neckline, armholes, body ease, and finished length before using final fabric.
Who, how, and when
This generator is maintained as application code: measurements are converted into vector geometry, related seams are measured numerically where the construction requires it, and the same geometry is used for preview, SVG, copyshop PDF, and tiled A4 PDF.
Generator content and output workflow reviewed 13 July 2026. A generated block remains a fitting starting point; verify measurements, print scale, fabric behaviour, and a test garment.
Common questions
Yes. You can enter your measurements, preview the generated pattern, and download A4 PDF, copyshop PDF, or SVG files without purchasing a standard size pattern.
You may start from an XS–XL preset, but the final pattern is recalculated from the measurements and drafting options entered in the form.
The pattern is intended for knit fabric such as cotton jersey. Use fabric with suitable stretch and good recovery, especially for the neckline and armhole bindings.
The generator measures the complete generated neckline or armhole seam and multiplies it by the selected binding stretch ratio. Make a sample because different knit fabrics recover differently.
Print at actual size or 100%, disable fit-to-page scaling, and measure the 5 × 5 cm test square before taping the tiled sheets together.
Workflow
Start with classic, fitted, scoop, or cropped proportions.
Adjust chest, hips, body length, strap width, armhole, neckline, ease, and binding.
Download SVG, copyshop PDF, or A4 tiled PDF.