If you make matching interchangeable sleeves, you can create a full-fledged "fake juban" (undershirt)! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a text that uses many diagrams and photos for each step to make it easy to understand, even for beginners. I created this text with the hope of sharing my knowledge, from the basics of Japanese tailoring to the finished product. The instructions are primarily for hand sewing, but you can make it easier by adapting and sewing with a sewing machine depending on the material♪ From material selection to finishing, it is created according to the "real tailoring" of a nagajuban (single-layered). ---Text Structure--- A4 size, 8 pages total (including cover), printer-printed ● The text explains how to make a single-layered garment, but you can also add a text on how to attach a seat lining. It's an additional 150 yen. __________________________ ❤ You can also add a text on interchangeable sleeves. Please comment. I will create a dedicated listing. ● Basic Edition (for interchangeable sleeves) → 400 yen This explains the basic content common to all sleeves. If you have one copy, you can enjoy making interchangeable sleeves for spring, summer, autumn, and winter by combining it with each text. ● Musou Sleeve Edition → 450 yen ● Han-Musou Sleeve Edition → 400 yen ● Single-Layered Edition → 350 yen ● Summer Sleeve Edition → 350 yen #How to make interchangeable sleeves