Precision Pattern Making CAD Software for Professionals & Hobbyists
Experience flexibility, precision, and value with Patternmaker Software!
Empower your creativity with professional CAD tools designed for every stage of the garment creation process. PatternMaker Software programs are developed for pattern viewing and custom pattern generation, editing, drafting and grading patterns. PatternMaker Software simplifies the pattern making process, saving time and ensuring accuracy. PatternMaker also allows designers to create ready-made patterns for sale or for use in their production.
There are different versions for the home sewer, the professional pattern maker and for the designer. Whether you’re drafting custom patterns, automating designs, scaling sizes, or optimizing fabric layouts, Patternmaker CAD Software has you covered
Choose from PatternMaker Software Versions — Deluxe Editor, Professional Studio, Grading Studio to build your perfect toolkit.
With Patternmaker’s MacroGen pattern makers can program their own patterns and create their own pattern collections.
Purchase a full version of PatternMaker CAD software or download a working demo of your preferred version. PatternMaker is available in 3 languages.
Join Us for Coffee Time with Eugenie Naber PatternMaker customers, followers, fashion designers, and digital pattern-making enthusiasts are invited to a special online conversation with Eugenie Naber, PatternMaker European Sales Director. Coffee Time is a relaxed, one-hour meetup where the international PatternMaker community can connect, exchange ideas, and learn more about PatternMaker software and its […]
Sustainable Fashion Fashion trends usually focus on what people will wear next: a new silhouette, color, fabric or styling direction. However, this trend is a drive for ecological responsibility and sustainability. It tasks fashion designers to create clothing without generating large quantities of waste fabric. Beyond reducing waste, the zero-waste concept also reduces production costs, […]
Part 1: More Seam Allowance Is Not Always Better Many dressmakers believe that a very wide seam allowance is better. The idea is that extra fabric can be used to alter the garment later. That sounds sensible but it does not work that way in practice. If you add more than 1 inch to a […]
