Pattern Cutting for Menswear is a comprehensive guide for both students and professionals in the field of menswear design. It covers the essential principles of pattern cutting from basic block construction to advanced applications, illustrating how to adapt and modify patterns for contemporary styles. The book uses a step-by-step approach supported by accurately sized flat diagrams, technical flats and photographs of toiles. It is designed to enable the reader to cut reliable patterns for a wide range of garments, including classic and trend-led menswear. The book begins with fundamental techniques of pattern cutting, introducing the theory behind body measurements, block development and proportion. It progresses to detailed instructions for constructing patterns for classic menswear items such as shirts, trousers and jackets. Complete patterns are provided as examples, showing adaptations from basic blocks to finished designs. Illustrations throughout the book include flat diagrams, fashion illustrations and photographs that clarify technical steps and design details. Emphasis is placed on both traditional methods and contemporary adaptations, enabling readers to develop confidence and creativity in pattern making. Gareth Kershaw is a designer and educator with expertise in garment construction and fashion pattern cutting. He has worked in academic and professional settings, sharing his knowledge of technical design, pattern development and fashion practice. His experience includes teaching fashion and apparel design and consulting in the fashion industry, with a focus on practical, learn-by-doing approaches to pattern making.