Master Tailoring Tip: How to Narrow a Jacket Shoulder video 2 of 3

[@chucksy]

Master. This is a man that knows his craft

[@VASHON-ve6ki]

Lovely gentleman and great teaching 💯

[@franchettetanyan1173]

I appreciate your teaching skills, thank you so much.

[@cobbetlprogrammer1344]

This Man is BETTER than Anything Instructional on PBS could ever produce! a BROTHER FROM HARLEM! Love it.

[@dreadnaught90]

I never realized what a complex job this is. Thanks for the video and clear explanation.

[@debbieheinzmann5656]

Sir, I am SO happy to have found your channel...You are wonderful - and that vest pattern is PERFECTLY matched. I've been sewing for fun for many years myself, and I can't wait to watch your other videos. Thank you!

[@maryjotannehill7849]

I love your videos. You explain things so well and you are so pleasant to listen to and what a snazzy dresser.

[@FarhanKhan-dy1ek]

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[@rimahussein4417]

This is the most civilized youtube comment thread that has ever existed

[@dhx7749]

A Master at Work! 🧥👍

[@MarieAmicalola]

Your voice is so soothing. Thank you for making these videos. I am a lady with long arms so I have to buy bigger sizes for arm length. I also enjoy thrifting. So I have been wanting to learn how to do alterations for a while.

[@spiceyourspace]

Marie The Alchemist I was thinking he's almost as soothing as Bob Ross! Such a pleasant voice!

[@marymary5494]

I’m delighted to have found your channel. I do a dressmaking but at times I have tailored jackets professionally altered. You have inspired in me confidence with your calm, informative instructions. Thank you kindly. 👌💕

[@aw8655]

This man knows his stuff!!! I love learning from him. I want more videos please!!

[@watchingvide0s]

his outfit. the little scarf is just perfect

[@DaphneMaine]

Just bought a vintage men's wool long coat and want to alter it to fit a woman, removing the sleeves completely and bringing in the rest of the coat to fit as a sleeveless winter piece.....so happy to have found you Gentleman Jim.

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Excellent. Thank you. You are a true Master Taylor.

[@tamyrahobson8139]

Thank you for being out there I love to see someone of color to these beautiful things I will follow you I too have a sewing business in my home and I am alterations

[@zoemcmahan9031]

I love hearing your machine run! It is a really good machine! Thank you for your videos....I enjoy them so much. I've also sewn and altered clothing for many years!

[@24nblack]

Gentleman Jim! You have saved the day! I hate working on sleeves for suits. After watching this video a few times I think I finally got the ease part. It took two times, but I figured it out. I'm altering a men's into a boys suit. It's going to be one of a kind piece. lol! something that I promise myself I'll will never do again. Thank you for your videos!!

[@robertgagnon3336]

What a pleasure. I find Mr. Jim to be so interesting to learn from.

[@harlemsonchap2]

I managed stores in the rag trade for over 25 years, including large tailor shops. I'd like to interview you for my podcast about the men's clothing industry and where it may go after the pandemic

[@Acajou310]

Love it. I taught myself many of these techniques by trial and error. Where have you been all of my life -- how I would have loved to be trained by you. Well, I've found you now! I will view all of your videos and visit your blog. Thanks so much for taking the time.

[@momzilla9491]

Back for a review so I don't mess up my favorite dress blouse with EXACTLY, the same problem. Love to Gentleman Jim from Canada!

[@rosac8168]

From a Harlem sister thank you 🙏

[@bettymackey379]

Dear Sir, I love your videos. I'm just returning to sewing during this pandemic and I'm taking on altering some pieces I inherited. I hope you post more soon!

[@headzred]

Thanks for the tips, Mr. Jim. I am going to find all of your videos and learn from a master.

[@msforbiddenflavor]

You are MAGNIFICENT God bless you King for your Talent and sharing !!!!

[@strattheodoratou7391]

thanks for sharing! You explain everything so well. Please , check your sound reconding system, some times it's too low, and hard to understand

[@kathyhunter3424]

Thank you so much for these videos! They have been very helpful to me. I alter men's clothing for a living and I will put your instruction to good use! Can't wait for the next one.

[@Yourfavoritepunkhippie]

I really like your post. I'm starting to learn more about tailoring and these video help. Cause I never went to school I just like sewing.

[@marie-joseebaril2990]

Take you for sharing your valuable knowledge. It is so refreshing to have the right information given

[@DrGarri]

I admire your work and attention to detail, besides, your voice is so clear and special that you take the fear of not understanding right out of my head. I have a question: My dear father passed away a few years ago, and I kept a long coat he had made of alpaca wool, he loved it and so do I. The problem is that he was a size 54 and I am a size 50 (European size), so the coat is too wide, fortunately, the shoulders are perfect in size. I could send the coat to a tailor and have it done, but I want to do it, I have a special attachment to it, I can vividly see my father wearing it, only I want to touch it, I will practice first with another coat of a similar size and slim it, I won't use my dad's as my first attempt! Have you sir made any video where you show how to make such an alteration? I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your generosity and gentleness of soul. Many greetings from Germany.

[@Prestwoodtwo]

Beautifully explained. Thanks so much for your patient explanations. They are truly valuable to me.

[@Snowy_852]

Thank you for your all videos on alteration Gentleman Jim. I hope you will make another video on how to deepen armhole safely.

[@kialashawn]

This man is like the Bob Ross of sewing

[@Mixituphavingfun]

Thank you for sharing these videos. You are great at explaining, step by step.

[@TheRagman777]

I Love Gentlemen Jim, He's a Master Teacher, Younguns, This is how You Teach! Ijs!

[@pavu2447]

Anyone with some tailoring experience can easily follow your instructions. I’m about to experiment on an old jacket and watching your videos have given me a general idea of how to accomplish that. I wish there was a way to better capture the moments at the sewing machine... but we all know it gets dark in that small space.

[@justmyopinion6345]

Thank you for sharing. This is very valuable information!!

[@candlesoftheearthbestcandl995]

Thank you so much Jim! Appreciate all your videos and help. ;)

[@bijouxw1014]

I have enjoyed many of you videos. You make sewing projects much easier because you show all the details. I have a blazer (women's) that I bought some time back..it fit at the time but I have lost a lot of weight and now it is too big; especially in the shoulders & sides. I always wondered why the shoulders on many blouses and jackets never fit right right-you explained that well. If it fits well in the bust area, it is too big elsewhere. The blazer is well made and I can't even find where the lining was closed up....great job. should I start at the lining hem fold where I can hide it or in the center back? Thank you so much for sharing your great talent.

[@felipealfredopopotediaz2207]

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[@judyblackmancallender3663]

Good day Folks. Very informative video, but please add more volume when filming. 😢😢😢 Thank you kindly. ❤❤❤ And thanks for sharing this.

[@jeann1796]

Thank you for sharing. I'm wonder if you need to ease up the tension on the presser foot to allow you to push to fabric back with it the machine resisting?

[@baxteratkinson9006]

I would like to know where do you get all of those handsome vest/waistcoat patterns? I can only find the single breasted basic v opening.

[@elihel1154]

SOOO Good - thank you for sharing! One question : how do I exactly know how much I am allowed to take out from the side seam corresponding to how many cm/inch I lift the top of the sleeve ? I am worried that I take out too much from the side seam and that the sleeve doesn`t properly fit into the hole of the body anymore and that the sleeve won`t fall as nicely as before? I hope to hear from you soon! Kind regards from Berlin and many thanks in advance!

[@frogshapedfairy]

i lov u sir in the kindest way possible

[@caddy11000]

Thank you so much for posting this.

[@freesoul7213]

hi gentleman I just wanted to know how you shorten a jacket sleeve like 3 or 4 inch when it's not possible from buttom of sleeve because button holes are open . the only way is to do it from shoulder ! could you make video of that please

[@tyerellwashington7483]

just wanted to know how do i go about getting apprenticeship to become a tailor. mister mcfarland would you happen to know how i go about this

[@dianethompson9525]

Good explanation, but it was hard to see what you were doing, but I don’t know how you can make it any better cause of the small surface you are working on and the machine gets in the way too! It sounded like someone was vacuuming too-made it hard to hear!

[@jacobfoster9383]

Seems like it would be much faster and drape better and more exact with a hand stitch. Good info though thank you

[@carlpbrill]

Terrific!

[@marlameyer460]

Thank you!

[@InLawsAttic]

Thank you so much!!

[@shocktube9733]

thank you it is very good instruction and very clearly information..

[@ihsanal4510]

A complex and incomplete explanation Until 1:30 the explanation was understandable I did not understand how the sleeves were consistent because after the narrowing of the sides, the diameter of sleeve openning been smaller than diameter of the sleeve.

[@joydonohoe8944]

Anyone know how to lenghten the sleve on a mans jacket

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[@jojoremeny]

totally wrong what you are doing and misinforming people on correct ways of altering or making suits... if you are a bone fide tailor, you should know that you should baste your sleeves in and any excess shrink it away before you stitch in the sleeve. I'm a fashion designer /tailor making Savile Row style suits the traditional hand pad stitched you are typically doing this in a factory home dressmakers way which will yield very unprofessional looks.

[@bretmelton7116]

He's tailoring after factory made garments. He works off of the imperfections of the factory