What is an Articulated Male Tailors Dummy?
These articulated male tailors dummy has wooden arms which bend at the wrist, elbow and shoulder. In addition, the fingers articulate at the joints too. This male tailors dummy has a fibreglass body that is covered in a white linen cover. The white linen cover is sewn onto the dummy to make it more durable and less susceptible to damage. Furthermore, all wooden parts are available in a choice of either light wood or dark wood.
This dummy comes with a thistle top neck and with a shaped wooden base. The base is adjustable from between 530 mm and 1000 mm. The body measures 740 mm tall and it is 480 mm from shoulder to shoulder. This torso’s chest measures 980 mm, its waist is 780 mm and its hips are 920 mm. In addition, it has wooden arms which are 740 mm long (558 mm from shoulder to cuff).
How do you use an Articulated Tailors Dummy?
Here’s a guide on how to use an articulated tailor’s dummy:
- Assemble the dummy according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This may involve attaching the arms, legs, and head to the torso.[1]
- Once assembled, position the dummy in the desired pose by bending the joints and limbs. Articulated tailor’s dummies are designed to be flexible and poseable, so experiment with different positions until you find the one that best suits your needs.
- Use the dummy to create or alter garments. The dummy can be used to drape fabric or fit garments, allowing you to see how they will look on a human body. You can also use the dummy to pin and mark fabric, or to test out different design ideas.
- Store the dummy in a safe place when not in use. It’s important to protect the dummy from damage, so cover it with a protective cover or store it in a closet or other safe location.
Proper care and maintenance are essential for prolonging the life of the articulated tailor’s dummy. Avoid exposing the dummy to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, as this can cause damage to the materials. Clean the dummy regularly with a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt, and avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface.
Overall, an articulated tailor’s dummy is a useful tool for anyone involved in sewing or fashion design. With proper use and care, it can help you create and alter garments with ease and accuracy.
Features of a Male Articulated Dummy:
- Wooden arms that bend at the joints
- Fiberglass body that is sewn into a white linen covering
- Beautiful shaped wooden, adjustable, base
- Choice of either light wood or dark wood
- Supplied with a thistle top neck
- Adjustable base that moves between 530 and 1000 mm
- 980 mm chest, 780 mm waist, 920 mm hips and 480 mm from shoulder to shoulder
- 740 mm arms
- Matching Female Available
