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COURSE

DIGITAL PATTERN MAKING WITH GERBER

ESDI’s Digital Pattern Making with Gerber course introduces you to the use of digital tools for pattern drafting, transformation, and industrialisation. This practical training is designed to improve the efficiency, precision, and sustainability of processes in the fashion industry.

Introduction

Digitising pattern making is key to optimising workflows in the textile and fashion industry. This course allows you to acquire or refine your skills in digital pattern making using a specialised system applied to the creation, transformation, and industrial preparation of patterns.

Through a hands-on methodology, students will learn to work with the nomenclature, mechanics, and digital interface of the Gerber program. The course focuses on the industrialization of designs, pattern management, scaling, and marking, connecting the creative process with the production needs of the industry.

Key Information

Contents

The programme is divided into 4 content blocks that will guide you step by step through the entire process:

Who Is It Aimed at?

COURSE OBJECTIVES

This course is designed for students, graduates, and professionals in the fields of fashion, pattern making, and garment construction who wish to begin or refine their skills in digital pattern making. It is especially suitable for those who want to update their technical knowledge and adapt to the industry’s new workflows.

It is also designed for professionals who already have a foundation in pattern making and want to incorporate digital tools into their work. Prior pattern making knowledge is recommended to get the most out of the course content.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Methodology

The course is based on a practical methodology, focused on direct learning of the software and the progressive application of its tools. Each session combines technical explanation with guided exercises to consolidate the use of the interface and the digital pattern-making processes.

Throughout the programme, students will work on specific models and patterns, applying transformations, scaling, and marking techniques. This approach allows them to connect their learning with real-world situations in the industrialization and production of the fashion industry.

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