Start by measuring your bust, waist, and hip circumference. At Bera, we work with two size charts: European and Latin American. Check which one your measurements fit best into.

It is important that you review both charts before choosing your size, to ensure that you select the one that best suits your body. In addition, each pattern includes detailed information about the measurements needed for each design.

The patterns are digital, so once your purchase is complete, you will receive a download link in your email. You can also access it from your customer account.

The download is immediate after payment confirmation and you will have access to all included documentation: the pattern in A4, A0, and US Letter formats, different lengths for some designs, instructions with a link to the tutorial, and any additional material.

You can start sewing right away. If you have any problems with the download, please do not hesitate to contact us.

All our patterns include A4, US Letter, and A0 formats.
To print at home, use A4 or US Letter paper at 100% scale, selecting the "actual size" or "do not scale" option. To assemble the pattern, follow the margin lines to join the sheets correctly. You can use tape or glue to join them.

If you prefer not to assemble the pattern at home, you can take the A0 file to a print shop for large format printing. If you have any problems with printing, please write to us, and we will be happy to help you.

Yes. All of our patterns include seam allowance.
In most cases it is 1 cm, but you will always find the specific information in the description of each product.

Our patterns are designed for different skill levels, from beginners to experienced sewers.
Each pattern includes detailed and illustrated instructions to guide you step-by-step through the entire sewing process, as well as a video tutorial that you can find on our YouTube channel.

Yes, you can sell garments you make using our patterns.
What is not allowed is to distribute, share, resell, or modify the digital pattern itself. The patterns are for personal use. Garments made with BERA patterns can be sold on a small scale, provided that the pattern is not shared, reproduced, or distributed, and that BERA is mentioned as the pattern designer when possible. Mass production or use in industrial manufacturing is not permitted without prior written consent.