Floral Mirror London

Online Parametric Pattern Drafting

Custom Two-Leg Petwear Pattern Generator

Create a basic two-leg garment from chest, back and front-leg measurements, with a choice of collar components.

Measure the body and front legs

The custom two-leg tool uses chest, neck, back length, front-leg gap, front-leg circumference and front-leg length. Measure around the area covered by the sleeve and from leg root to intended cuff. If left and right differ noticeably, recheck stance and measuring points.

Record your pet's actual measurements first, then consider the stretch of your chosen fabric. Stretchier fabric may call for an adjustment to circumference inputs; do not scale back length or leg gaps along with them. See the measurement guide below for measuring methods and stretch-fabric guidance.

Read the pet measurement guide

Recheck joins after combining collars and sleeves

The page supports Peter Pan, stand, shirt and sailor collars together with base, lantern, bubble and ruffle sleeves. After each module change, review the neckline, armholes, sleeve heads, cuffs and orientation. A module choice does not correct inaccurate body measurements.

Movement-test the selected sleeve style

Gathering, cuffs and weight vary by sleeve style and change how the garment moves. Test the chosen configuration in similar fabric while the pet walks, turns and lifts its front legs, checking the underarms, cuffs and neckline for rubbing or restriction.

Each payment includes two PDF exports for the same pattern style. Make a test garment after the first export. If a measurement was wrong or the fabric stretch makes the fit too loose or tight, recheck and adjust the relevant measurements, then use the remaining export for the revised pattern.