How to draw traditional suits

The author, who has a deep love for suits, provides a detailed explanation on traditional suits.

This book serves not only as a resource for those who draw but also as a comprehensive guide for those who are genuinely interested in learning about suits.

[Table of Contents]
PART 01: About Suit Descriptions
– Silhouette
– Simplification of Clothing Wrinkles
– Observing Shapes and Structures
– Design Elements and Proportions
– Omissions and Descriptions

PART 02: Basic Knowledge of Suits
CHAPTER 01: Human Body Drawing
– Basic Proportions and Key Points of the Human Body
– Figurization of the Human Body
– Basic Silhouette of Suits
CHAPTER 02: Classification of Suits
– Formal Wear (Morning Coat / Tailcoat)
– Semi-Formal Wear (Director’s Suit / Tuxedo)
– Suit
– Casual Suit (Blazer / Sports Jacket)

CHAPTER 03: Structure and Terminology of Suits
– Jacket
– Shirt
– Vest
– Trousers

CHAPTER 04: Patterns of Suits
– Suit
– Shirt

PART 03: Drawing Suits
CHAPTER 01: Suits
– Jacket
– Trousers
– Dress Shirt
– Vest

CHAPTER 02: Formal Wear
– Formal Wear (Morning Coat / Tailcoat)
– Semi-Formal Wear (Tuxedo)

PART 04: Various Suit Styles
CHAPTER 01: Suits by Era
– The Golden Age of Suits: 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s
– The Lost Generation: Suits After the Cold War: 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s-1990s
– Modern Suits: 2000s Onwards
CHAPTER 02: Suits by Country
– UK
– Italy
– USA

Appendix: How to Insert Patterns Using Photoshop
– Reference Books and Materials
– Data Downloads
– Digital Drawing Patterns
– Various Types of Clothing and Reference Drawings
– Reference Drawings for Morning Coats and Tailcoats