I recently posted about how I had the privilege of studying a screen-used Dr. Crusher TNG jumpsuit, courtesy of Angelo Cifaldi. In addition to thoroughly documenting the costume’s dimensions and construction, I actually extrapolated a sewing pattern from it, using a technique I learned from a book called 101 Sewing Secrets from the Singer Sewing Reference Library. Order this book …

We continue our series of screen-used TNG jumpsuit examinations with this Dr. Beverly Crusher uniform from season 1, again courtesy of Star Trek collector extraordinaire Angelo Cifaldi. 🙂 In this corresponding video, I discuss some of the highlights from the following post: Aside from being a lovely costume in its own right, there are quite a few interesting differences to …

In the past few weeks we’ve made detailed examinations of two screen-used TNG jumpsuits: a Tasha Yar uniform from season 1, and an Ensign Sito uniform from season 7. Because I had the opportunity to examine these two uniforms simultaneously, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at both of them side-by-side – with particular emphasis on …

I recently posted about how I had the privilege of studying a screen-used Ensign Sito TNG jumpsuit, courtesy of Angelo Cifaldi. In addition to thoroughly documenting the costume’s dimensions and construction, I actually extrapolated a sewing pattern from it, using a technique I learned from a book called 101 Sewing Secrets from the Singer Sewing Reference Library. Order this book …

Next in our lineup of screen-used TNG jumpsuit examinations is this Ensign Sito Jaxa uniform from the excellent season 7 episode, “Lower Decks.” Obviously this is a later-style uniform, updated from William Ware Theiss’ original design by costume designer Robert Blackman. (You can read more about the different uniform styles in my broader TNG jumpsuit analysis.) Aside from being a …

I recently posted about how I had the privilege of studying a screen-used Tasha Yar TNG jumpsuit, courtesy of Angelo Cifaldi. In addition to thoroughly documenting the costume’s dimensions and construction, I actually extrapolated a sewing pattern from it, using a technique I learned from a book called 101 Sewing Secrets from the Singer Sewing Reference Library. Order this book …