Below is a **clean technical flat description** of the garment shown, written in **CAD / spec-sheet language** and aligned with flat-drawing conventions. --- ## GARMENT DESCRIPTION — TECH FLAT (FRONT VIEW PRIMARY) **Garment Type** Layered overskirt trousers / skirt-pant hybrid **Silhouette** Straight-leg pant with a tiered overskirt attached at the waistband, creating a skirt illusion over trousers. --- ## WAISTBAND * Straight waistband, medium height (approx. 4–5 cm) * Rectangular construction with minimal shaping * Front closure: button fastening with self-fabric tie belt emerging from front right side * Tie belt hangs vertically at front * Belt loops integrated into waistband * Waist seam clean, no visible decorative stitching --- ## OVERSKIRT / OUTER LAYERS * **Three horizontal skirt tiers** attached to waistband * Each tier constructed as a straight panel with slight ease * Tier lengths graduate evenly from top to bottom * Raw or softly frayed hem edges on each tier * Light gathering at upper seam of each tier * Center-front opening aligned with pant center seam * Overskirt panels do not extend past pant hem --- ## TROUSER BASE (INNER GARMENT) * Straight-leg trousers visible beneath overskirt * Legs cut as wide rectangles with minimal taper * Center-front seam visible from waist to hem * Full-length inseam * Hem finished straight with narrow turn-up --- ## FABRIC & TEXTURE (AS SHOWN) * Lightweight woven fabric (linen or cotton-linen blend suggested) * Texture indicated through diagonal hatching * Fabric appears soft with natural drape * Frayed edges suggest unfinished or artisan construction --- ## CONSTRUCTION DETAILS * Overskirt tiers attached directly into waistband seam * Pants and overskirt share waistband * No visible pockets * No back view shown, assumed clean with continuation of tiers --- ## TECH FLAT LINE CONVENTIONS * Solid lines: garment edges and seams * Light hatching: fabric texture and shadow * No perspective or body indicated * Symmetrical left/right balance --- If you want, I can next: * Convert this into a **labeled front + back CAD flat** * Rewrite it as a **factory tech pack spec** * Adapt it into your earlier **Edwardian split-skirt riding pant language** * Strip it down into **pattern-piece descriptions** Just tell me which direction you want.

Below is a **clean technical flat description** of the garment shown, written in **CAD / spec-sheet language** and aligned with flat-drawing conventions. --- ## GARMENT DESCRIPTION — TECH FLAT (FRONT VIEW PRIMARY) **Garment Type** Layered overskirt trousers / skirt-pant hybrid **Silhouette** Straight-leg pant with a tiered overskirt attached at the waistband, creating a skirt illusion over trousers. --- ## WAISTBAND * Straight waistband, medium height (approx. 4–5 cm) * Rectangular construction with minimal shaping * Front closure: button fastening with self-fabric tie belt emerging from front right side * Tie belt hangs vertically at front * Belt loops integrated into waistband * Waist seam clean, no visible decorative stitching --- ## OVERSKIRT / OUTER LAYERS * **Three horizontal skirt tiers** attached to waistband * Each tier constructed as a straight panel with slight ease * Tier lengths graduate evenly from top to bottom * Raw or softly frayed hem edges on each tier * Light gathering at upper seam of each tier * Center-front opening aligned with pant center seam * Overskirt panels do not extend past pant hem --- ## TROUSER BASE (INNER GARMENT) * Straight-leg trousers visible beneath overskirt * Legs cut as wide rectangles with minimal taper * Center-front seam visible from waist to hem * Full-length inseam * Hem finished straight with narrow turn-up --- ## FABRIC & TEXTURE (AS SHOWN) * Lightweight woven fabric (linen or cotton-linen blend suggested) * Texture indicated through diagonal hatching * Fabric appears soft with natural drape * Frayed edges suggest unfinished or artisan construction --- ## CONSTRUCTION DETAILS * Overskirt tiers attached directly into waistband seam * Pants and overskirt share waistband * No visible pockets * No back view shown, assumed clean with continuation of tiers --- ## TECH FLAT LINE CONVENTIONS * Solid lines: garment edges and seams * Light hatching: fabric texture and shadow * No perspective or body indicated * Symmetrical left/right balance --- If you want, I can next: * Convert this into a **labeled front + back CAD flat** * Rewrite it as a **factory tech pack spec** * Adapt it into your earlier **Edwardian split-skirt riding pant language** * Strip it down into **pattern-piece descriptions** Just tell me which direction you want. , show front and back