Every option the chip rows offer, drawn. Within a row the garment and the scale are the same, so the only thing that changes between two pictures is the thing the chip controls.
Fabrics are photographed rather than drawn, because a fabric is a surface and a technical flat has no way to show one. Where a term carries a written definition, it sits beneath the picture.
Fit
ease
fittedfollows the body closely through chest and waist, with shaping seams or dartsregular fitskims the body with ordinary ease, neither close nor looserelaxedmore ease than regular through the body, but still following the body lineoversizeddeliberately larger than the wearer, with dropped shoulders and long lines
patch pocketa separate panel stitched onto the outside, its outline visible on the surfacewelt pocketa slit cut into the panel, framed by one or two applied fabric strips (welts) along the openingslant pocketan opening set at an angle from waistband toward the side seaminseam pocketa slit lying along a structural seam, with NO applied strip framing it - just the seam, openedcargo pocketa patch pocket with bellows or pleats giving it depth, usually on the legno pockets
flap
with pocket flapthe pocket opening is covered by a hanging flap of fabricno pocket flapthe opening is uncovered
Closure
type
zipbutton plackethook and barlace-updrawcordvelcrono closure
placement
centre front closureback closureside closure
visibility
concealed closurecovered by a placket or flap, so the fastening itself is not visibleexposed closurethe zip teeth or fastening are visible on the outside
barrel cuffa separate band wrapping the wrist, closed with one or two buttons - a woven shirt cuff, lying flat rather than folded backrolled cuffthe sleeve end turned back on itself so the fabric's inside face shows, with a fold at the top edge and no band and no fastening - it makes the sleeve visibly shorterribbed cuffa separate band of knit rib joined at the sleeve end, its vertical ribs visible, stretching to grip the wristelasticated cuffthe sleeve's own fabric gathered by elastic inside a casing - irregular puckering, no rib texture, and no separate bandno cuffthe sleeve ends in a plain finished edge, the same fabric continuing with no band, gathering or fold
Hem
shape
straight hemcurved hemshirttail hemsplit hem
finish
coverstitch hemtwo parallel rows of stitching visible on the outsidebanded hema separate strip of fabric, often ribbed, joined at the hem edgeraw hema cut edge with no turn-under and no stitchingtopstitched hema single row of stitching visible on the outside, parallel to the edgedrawcord hem
