SIZING INFORMATION
Here’s the sizing chart for my Tailors Gone Wild TNG medical smock pattern.
NOTE: Dr. Pulaski’s medical smocks didn’t appear to be as form-fitting as the other early TNG-era uniforms, so my (Tailors Gone Wild) patterns do include a bit of wearing ease.
Version 1 has approximately 1” of ease around the bust and 2” around the waist.
Versions 2-4 have approximately 1” of ease around both the chest and waist (just like my TNG skant patterns).
Version 5 has approximately 1” of ease around the bust and 3” around the waist.
(The above chart indicates the wearer’s measurements, so add the aforementioned wearing ease to those numbers for the finished garment measurements.)
If you’d like some help interpreting all the pattern information and learn some different methods for cutting out your fabric, you may find this free sewing lesson helpful. 🙂
PATTERN PIECES
ALL VERSIONS:
A – Upper front yoke
B – Lower front yoke
C – Upper back yoke
D – Lower back yoke
E – Neckline trim
F – Front yoke piping
G – Back yoke piping
H – Shoulder pad
I – Panty attachment
VERSION 1:
1A – upper front
1B – waistband
1C – lower front
1D – back
1E – side insert
1F – front sleeve
1G – back sleeve
1H – pocket bag
1I – pocket welt/facing
VERSION 2:
2A – center front
2B – side front
2C – side back
2D – center back
2E – front sleeve
2F – back sleeve
VERSION 2:
3A – center front
3B – side front
3C – side back
3D – center back
3E – front sleeve
3F – back sleeve
NOTE: All pattern pieces include ½” seam allowance, unless otherwise noted.
Now that you’ve gathered your materials, determined your sizing, and chosen your uniform style(s), it’s time to actually start making your TNG medical smock!
Thank you so much for this tutorial i am making a dress with this pattern in class for my final major work and this is so helpfull!!
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. 🙂
- Alex
Hello,
I love your patterns and tutorials. Question I have for the TNG medical smock. The version 5 has a larger ease in the waist area do to being designed to work with a woven fabric. Would there be an issue using the scuba knit with this pattern? I need the larger ease in the awaist measurment. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words about my patterns and resources.
In theory a scuba fabric should work fine, although you could just let the pattern out some at the waist for additional ease.
- Alex