"clothing patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the design or style of a clothing item or items. For example: "I'm looking for some unique clothing patterns to help me stand out in the crowd!".
The clothing patterns stitched together in the sample shop are sent to factories for production.
M&S also drew criticism over its choice of clothing patterns and poor availability of popular sizes.
Spruce even bows to the do-it-yourselfers among readers by providing two full clothing patterns, one men's and one women's.
Zero-waste design strives to create clothing patterns that leave not so much as a scrap of fabric on the cutting room floor.
Parr complimented their clothing patterns — a red checkered shirt, a black-and-white-spotted dress — and then confessed that he had never used the camera that he was shooting with.
Unlike most designers today, who carry the title of creative director and serve more as managers than couturiers, Alaïa cuts his own clothing patterns and sews the samples himself, each stitch exactly where and how it should be.
Meanwhile, the printing and distribution of dance manuals moved from music engravers to publishers of self-help books, etiquette books, women's magazines, and clothing pattern books such as those issued by the company of Ebenezer Butterick.
The practical trend was begun in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick, who devised the tissue-paper clothing pattern and, to popularize it, brought out the Ladies Quarterly Revieww of Broadway Fashions and, later, Metropolitan.
First, a cross parameterization technique is employed to map clothing pattern pieces on a model surface.
The system involves body dimension collection, clothing pattern generation and fabric cutting.
Altman & Co. and Gimbel Brothers), small clothing manufacturers (Perry, Dame & Co. and National Cloak and Suit Co ., and clothing pattern companies (The Home Pattern Company and The Standard Fashion Company).
