Dimensional Stitching

Give Bespoke nine body measurements and it drafts an upper-body block you could actually cut. Give it one base colour and it builds a five-token palette you could actually ship. Then one verdict list tells you whether either of them will survive contact with reality. A block that closes. The Draft tab derives everything from closed-form equations: armhole depth, neck width, panel widths, the two quarter-ellipse armhole curves, bust point placement, and the dart total that ties the waist to the bust. Change the bust ease and the whole pattern recomputes instantly — armholes get longer, darts get bigger, and nothing is estimated. A sleeve that fits the armhole. The sleeve cap is modelled as two circular arcs with a closed arc-length formula, so cap ease is a number, not a feeling. Type the ease you want — 3.0 cm is the default — and a bisection solver finds the sleeve width that lands on…