Collection: DXF Sewing Patterns

DXF is a standard exchange format that preserves pattern geometry and structure (including size/height grading) for use across apparel CAD systems.

ERGOMODELS DXF patterns enable advanced 2D/3D drafting and modeling, as well as rapid setup for industrial production. See the guide: learn more

• Gerber AccuMark — DXF-AAMA import/export; grading, notches, rules (RUL).
• Lectra Modaris — DXF-AAMA/ASTM; grading; Marker integration.
• Optitex PDS/Marker — stable DXF-AAMA; rules, labels.
• TUKAcad — DXF-AAMA; grading.
• CLO 3D / Browzwear VStitcher — DXF-AAMA import for 3D fitting; basic 2D edits.
• Gemini CAD — DXF-AAMA; grading; production workflows.
• Audaces — DXF for patterns and markers; import/export.
• assyst / CAD.assyst — industrial DXF-AAMA; rules; grading.
• StyleCAD, PAD System, GRAFIS — DXF support; grading depends on version.
• Seamly2D (Valentina) — DXF import/export (without AAMA extensions).
Note: for correct transfer of grading, notches, and text, use DXF-AAMA/ASTM plus rule files (e.g., .RUL).

You can. Import the DXF into your CAD and convert to a print format (A0 or tiled A4) at 1:1 scale.

DXF is primarily for professional workflows. For home/atelier sewing, the same models in PDF on our site are convenient.

Within two minutes after payment you’ll receive files by e-mail and can download them:
1) DXF graded by sizes and heights — two variants: with seam allowances / without seam allowances (handy for 3D apps like CLO 3D).
2) Technical spec (Excel + PDF): parts list, fabric consumption, lengths by height, ease allowances.
3) A0 PDF (base size) — control print file to verify labels/marks across apps.
Questions? Contact us: info@ergomodels.com

Both are included: with seam allowances — for production; without seam allowances — for 3D and individual adjustments.