Urgent..About factory garment pattern making issues

Hello, I hope my answer can be helpful to you

After seeing your feelings, I really want to say that this thing is cute and ridiculous.

You have to use something to learn. If you never learn it, it will be useless no matter how good you feel when listening. The teaching materials of any nationally certified higher education institution can give you a basic and comprehensive understanding of the garment industry, including the pattern making you mentioned.

I don’t have the right to say whether what you learned is useful, but you can’t even find a job, or you can’t use it, or you apply for a job, and people feel that your knowledge system cannot be understood during your interview. , that would be a joke.

Clothing pattern making is not difficult and is a very practical thing. This is why there are Chinese native tailors (formula theory) and Western science (correct prototype system). Not all prototypes are correct. )coexist.

I personally suggest that after you graduate from school, find an exporter, preferably a European and American fashion factory or company. It doesn’t matter if you start as an apprentice. As long as you work hard, after 3-5 years you will be an exporter. If you can become a mentor to others, then you will know whether what you have learned is useful.

What you learn from school should be as basic, broad, and rigorous as possible. It is the place to lay the foundation and get started. The more accurate something is, the more specific it is, without development and change. Just like a class, you can have a separate course for various styles of tops. After you graduate, you will be dumbfounded when you encounter the actual styles that you haven't learned in school.

I hope you can ask some specific technical questions to help you solve them and enrich your theory and practice. Thank you.