Garment Pattern Maker for Grading and Fit Corrections

Garment Pattern Maker for Grading and Fit CorrectionsGarment Pattern Maker for Grading and Fit Corrections

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Nur Alam

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Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a garment pattern maker with 12 years of experience in the apparel industry. I work with Gerber AccuMark and specialize in pattern making, size grading, and fit corrections.

I enjoy helping fashion designers turn their ideas into well-fitting garments with accurate, production-ready patterns.

I’m always happy to connect with fashion designers, clothing brands, and fellow professionals here on Contra. It would be great to share experiences, learn from each other, and explore opportunities to work together.

If you’re working on a new collection or need support with garment patterns, I’d be happy to connect and discuss your project.

Looking forward to meeting more people in the fashion community!

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