Hello, today I bring you a T-shirt, which, as the title says, has Japanese manga. Sizes range from 36 to 58, with their respective colors. The measurements that are in the pen do not vary according to the size, on the contrary, they remain the same.
As you can see, "Japanese sleeve" means that you do not have to cut the sleeve from the front and rear mold separately. Another thing that must also be taken into account is that the front and rear mold start from the same figure. The difference is that the necks measure differently.
For my part, I made size 42, but with some differences. These are: that cut the front neck deeper, the front part is shorter and in the case of the rear mold, make a curve. Obviously, this is to everyone's taste.
As I already have several of these shirts made, I only show you how to place the mold on the fabric. Remember to leave 1.0 cm for the seam allowance.
Well, the first thing we are going to do is sew the shoulders, I want to clarify that this type of garment is better without a sewn collar, but if you want to do it, what you have to do is: sew a shoulder, fold the entire neck, sew it and then close the other shoulder.
Once the collar is finished, what they have to sew is the sides of the shirt. Again, if you want, you can roll the sleeves.
If the measurements are well taken, from the beginning of the armhole to the end, the rear mold should coincide with the front one. As seen in the image.
The same thing happens with the shoulders, if they are well measured, they should match. And voila, we already have a shirt.
Image taken from my Instagram @fire_rabbit, in this case as a decorative way, leave the seams in view.
Image taken from my Instagram @fire_rabbit. in this case, you can see that the hem is made, both on the sleeves and on the neck.