Paula J. Myers-McDevitt has taught at Cheney University, Immaculata University of Pennsylvania, and Harcum College. She also worked in the industry as a Technical Design Manager for several corporate department stores in New York City and Philadelphia. Paula has a Masters of Arts Degree in Fashion Merchandising.

• PrefacePART I-GETTING STARTED1. Introduction to Size Specification and Technical Design2. Tools of the Trade3. Basic Measurement PointsPART II-WORKING WITH KNITS4.Knit Tops5.Knit Skirts6.Knit Pants7.Knit Dresses8.Knit Jumpsuits and One-Piece GarmentsPART III-WORKING WITH WOVENS9. Woven Tops10. Woven Skirts11. Woven Pants12. Woven Dresses13. Woven Jumpsuits and One-Piece Garments14. Blazers and Unconstructed Jackets15. Outerwear/CoatsPART IV-FITTING AND GRADING16. Achieving the Perfect Fit17. Grading with TolerancesPART V-MENSWEAR AND CHILDRENSWEAR18. Menswear Garments19. ChildrenswearAppendix A: Basic Garment CroquisAppendix B: Metric to Imperial ConversionsAppendix C: TechPacksGlossaryIndex

Paula J. Myers-McDevitt has taught at Cheney University, Immaculata University of Pennsylvania, and Harcum College. She also worked in the industry as a Technical Design Manager for several corporate department stores in New York City and Philadelphia. Paula has a Masters of Arts Degree in Fashion Merchandising.

• PrefacePART I-GETTING STARTED1. Introduction to Size Specification and Technical Design2. Tools of the Trade3. Basic Measurement PointsPART II-WORKING WITH KNITS4.Knit Tops5.Knit Skirts6.Knit Pants7.Knit Dresses8.Knit Jumpsuits and One-Piece GarmentsPART III-WORKING WITH WOVENS9. Woven Tops10. Woven Skirts11. Woven Pants12. Woven Dresses13. Woven Jumpsuits and One-Piece Garments14. Blazers and Unconstructed Jackets15. Outerwear/CoatsPART IV-FITTING AND GRADING16. Achieving the Perfect Fit17. Grading with TolerancesPART V-MENSWEAR AND CHILDRENSWEAR18. Menswear Garments19. ChildrenswearAppendix A: Basic Garment CroquisAppendix B: Metric to Imperial ConversionsAppendix C: TechPacksGlossaryIndex

Paula J. Myers-McDevitt has taught at Cheney University, Immaculata University of Pennsylvania, and Harcum College. She also worked in the industry as a Technical Design Manager for several corporate department stores in New York City and Philadelphia. Paula has a Masters of Arts Degree in Fashion Merchandising.

• PrefacePART I-GETTING STARTED1. Introduction to Size Specification and Technical Design2. Tools of the Trade3. Basic Measurement PointsPART II-WORKING WITH KNITS4.Knit Tops5.Knit Skirts6.Knit Pants7.Knit Dresses8.Knit Jumpsuits and One-Piece GarmentsPART III-WORKING WITH WOVENS9. Woven Tops10. Woven Skirts11. Woven Pants12. Woven Dresses13. Woven Jumpsuits and One-Piece Garments14. Blazers and Unconstructed Jackets15. Outerwear/CoatsPART IV-FITTING AND GRADING16. Achieving the Perfect Fit17. Grading with TolerancesPART V-MENSWEAR AND CHILDRENSWEAR18. Menswear Garments19. ChildrenswearAppendix A: Basic Garment CroquisAppendix B: Metric to Imperial ConversionsAppendix C: TechPacksGlossaryIndex