Adjustoform | Dress Form | Male

Adjustoform Male 8 Part Dress Form

Size: One size
Chest: 94-114 cm (37-45”)
Waist: 84-104 cm (33-41”)
Hips: 100-119 cm (39-47”)
Back length: 40-45 cm (16-18”)
Max height: 195cm (77”)



The fully adjustable male form makes sewing for men so much easier. The body is in 8 sections, and includes an easy to use waist lengthening mechanism. Suitable for making trousers, this dress form features an additional column inside the body. By having the pole off-centre, you can prevent the pole from being where the crotch should be and hang trousers in their natural position. This can be done by unsecuring and lifting the model off the pole, checking underneath and sliding the pole into the off-set column (the one not in the middle).

Features:
• 12 adjusting thumb wheels
• Back length adjustment
• Metal tripod stand
• Pin cushion
• Charcoal grey brushed nylon fabric with foam lamination

Dress form FAQs

What does 'suitable for making trousers' mean?
Dress forms suitable for making trousers feature an additional column inside the body. By having the pole off-centre, you can prevent the pole from being where the crotch should be and hang trousers in their natural position. This can be by unsecuring and lifting the model off the pole, checking underneath and sliding the pole into the off-set column (the one not in the middle).

I’m between two sizes, which one do I pick?
You go ahead and measure yourself only to find you sit perfectly between two sizes and now aren’t sure which to one go for? We always recommend picking the smaller dress form. While you can go along and pad a dress form bigger and more reflective of your individual body shape, you can’t pad a dress form smaller!

What can I use to pad a model with?
Anything and everything! The most common is using a bra to pad out the bust area on our female forms but we’ve seen quilters wadding, crepe bandages, bubble wrap, even a yoga mat! We recommend using a well-fitting garment to help guide you to pad to your body shape.

How do you use a hem marker?
Most models feature a ‘Pin Grip’ hem marker. To use this, first off you should decide on the appropriate height of your hem and raise the hem marker attachment to the appropriate level (you can do this by moving the little handle to lock and unlock the hem marker). Once the hem marker is in position, close the grip around the fabric and slide a pin through the aligned holes. Once the pin is through, open the grip and rotate the body. Repeat until you have a set of pins marking the hem.