Front, back and straight waistband
The download contains separate front and back leg pieces, a straight waistband, waist darts when selected, seam and hem allowances, grainlines, knee and hip guides, and a 5 × 5 cm print test square.
Step 1
Measurements
Enter pants measurements
Choose a pants preset and adjust the body, length, ease, and construction settings.
Calculated draft
This pants pattern is a calculated base draft based on the measurements and settings you enter.
Always sew a test garment, check crotch depth, seat fit, waist position, and leg balance before cutting final fabric.
Measurement guide
Waist
Measure where the waistband should sit, not necessarily the narrowest body point.
Hips
Measure around the fullest part of the hips and seat.
Rise
Use the vertical distance from waist level to crotch level for the basic block.
Inseam
Measure from crotch level to the desired hem.
Knee and hem
Use finished circumference targets for the leg shape.
Ease
Increase ease for relaxed or wide-leg fits; reduce cautiously only after a test garment.
Before generating
How these inputs affect this pattern
Use the notes below to understand which measurements shape the draft, which options change construction, and what should be measured again when values conflict. Presets are starting points; the submitted values drive the result.
Waist, hips, rise and leg lengths
Waist and hips control the upper block; rise and inseam establish the crotch level and leg length. Knee and hem circumferences determine the finished leg shape.
Regular, relaxed or wide-leg
Presets provide practical ease and leg-width starting points. Every value remains editable, so the pattern is recalculated from your measurements rather than scaled from a fixed size.