Mardana kameez ki cutting | Gents Suit Cutting for beginners |

 Mardana kameez ki cutting | Gents Suit Cutting for beginners |

Certainly! Here's a beginner-friendly step-by-step guide for cutting a basic men's kameez (tunic):

1. **Measurements:**

   - Take measurements for chest, waist, hips, kameez length, sleeve length, and shoulder width.

2. **Front and Back Panels:**

   - On a large sheet of paper, draw rectangles for the front and back panels using chest and hip measurements.

   - Add lines for shoulders, side seams, and armholes.

3. **Neckline:**

   - Cut a neckline on the front panel according to your preference (round, V-neck, etc.).

4. **Armholes:**

   - Cut out armholes on both the front and back panels.

5. **Shoulder Seams:**

   - Sew the shoulder seams together for both front and back panels.

6. **Side Seams:**

   - Sew the side seams, leaving openings for the armholes.

7. **Sleeves:**

   - Cut rectangles for sleeves based on sleeve length and width at the top.

   - Sew the sleeves into tubes and attach them to the armholes.

8. **Neckline Finishing:**

   - Finish the neckline with bias tape or facing to give it a clean look.

9. **Hemming:**

   - Hem the bottom of the kameez and the sleeves for a polished finish.

10. **Optional Additions:**

    - Consider adding slits on the sides for ease of movement.

    - You can add minimal embroidery or other embellishments for decoration.

11. **Fitting Check:**

    - Before finishing, try on the kameez to check for fit adjustments.

Remember to pin your fabric together before sewing to ensure accurate alignment. This is a basic guide, and as you become more comfortable with sewing, you can explore different styles and techniques. Happy sewing!