Can you produce tapered, stacked, and baggy joggers?

Tapered, stacked and baggy jogger fits

Tapered, stacked and baggy silhouettes are created by the pattern, so the thigh, the knee and the ankle openings are drafted rather than adjusted from a standard block.

A tapered jogger narrows towards the cuff, a stacked fit keeps length so the fabric gathers at the ankle, and a baggy fit keeps volume through the leg. Each is easiest to judge on a worn sample rather than on measurements alone.

The cuff or hem choice matters as much as the leg line: a ribbed cuff, an elastic hem or an open hem changes how the trouser sits and how the stack reads.

Because the pattern carries the fit, it is kept with the specification so a reorder or a new colour repeats the same silhouette.

Send a reference or a written specification and we will confirm the fit approach for your order.