Does anyone have a pattern they like for one piece jumpsuits? I am designing some jumpsuits for a skydiving company, and want to look at as many designs as I can to see what will work best for them. I have quite a few old suits to look at, but they all appear, well, lets just say ‘homemade’. Just trying to gather as many samples as I can to see what design elements will work the best and be the most comfortable and durable for them. Thanks in advance.
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Here are 3 old ones, none of which I've made. The best for your purpose might be Vogue 8444 or McCalls 3285. The other one is Vogue 1605 (a perry ellis) pattern. Z
Kwik-Sew Pattern Company's #3389 is for a one-piece men's coverall. Their web site is http://www.kwiksew.com
What about those companies that specialize in ski, and outdoorsy things? I know they sometimes advertise in Threads.
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