Trouser Pattern Corrections: |Back Rise|
1.) Correct back rise.
The back rise must have a 90-degree angle at the waist.
Also, the back rise must have a straight line between the waist
and the top of the hook (usually that is the low hip position).
2.) Back rise is too angled, side seam is too straight
and back has too much fullness at hook.
Too much fullness at the hook indicates that the back rise is
too angled. If the side seam is too straight, follow the below
correction.
To correct:
1.) Move the back rise out at the waist, to 0” at the low
hip.
2.) Move the side seam in at the waist, to 0” at the low
hip.
[Collected From - [ CITATION Gar20 \l 1033 ]]
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3.) Back rise is too angled, hip and thigh are too
loose, and back has too much fullness at hook, hip
and thigh.
Too much fullness at the hook indicates that the back rise is
too angled. If the hip and the thigh are too loose, follow the
below
correction.
To correct:
1.) Move the back rise in at the inseam and the low hip by the
same amount, to 0” at the waist.
2.) Move the inseam in at the rise and the thigh, to 0” at the
knee.
3.) Too keep the grain line centered at the thigh, move the out
seam in at the thigh, to 0” at the hip and knee.
4.) Back rise is too angled, side seam is too straight,
hook is too short, thigh is correct and back has too
much fullness under seat.
Too much fullness at the hook indicates that the back rise is
too angled. If the hook is too short and the side seam is too
straight,
follow the below correction.
To Correct:
1.) Slash the back between the rise and the side seam.
2.)  Reduce the back-rise length by folding the slash, to 0” at
the side seam.
3.) That will curve the side seam and straiten the back rise.
[Collected From - [ CITATION Gar20 \l 1033 ]]
 Trouser Pattern Corrections: |Back Rise|
4.)  Reshape the back rise by scooping the hook and at the
same time increasing the hook depth.

[Collected From - [ CITATION Gar20 \l 1033 ]]

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5.) Back rise is too angled, side seam is correct, waist 6.) Back rise hook is too short, thigh is correct and
is too curvy, hook is too short, thigh is correct and rise is cutting in at hook.
back has too much fullness under seat.
The hook cutting in indicates that the hook depth is too short.
Too much fullness at the hook indicates that the back rise is If the thigh is correct, follow the below correction.
too angled. If the side seam is correct, the waist is too curvy
and the
hook is too short, follow the below correction.

To correct: To correct:
1.) Slash the back between the waist and the rise. 1.) Move the back rise in by the same amount at the waist and
2.) Reduce the back rise length by folding the slash, to 0” at the hip, to 0” at the inseam.
the waist. 2.) Move the outseam out by the same amount at waist and
3.) That will straiten the waist and the rise. the hip, to 0” at the thigh.

[Collected From - [ CITATION Gar20 \l 1033 ]]

 Trouser Pattern Corrections: |Back Rise|
7.) Back rise hook is too short, thigh is too small and
rise is cutting in at hook.

The hook cutting in indicates that hook depth is too short. If

the thigh is too small, follow the below correction.

To correct:
1.) Move the inseam out at the rise and the thigh, to 0” at the
knee.
2.) If needed, move the outseam out by the same amount at
the thigh, to 0” at the hip and the knee.

[Collected From - [ CITATION Gar20 \l 1033 ]]