JAIME JACKET • PDF Pattern

By The Modern Sewing Co, Jaime Jacket is a PDF sewing pattern.

File Name: Jaime Jacket｜Type: ZIP｜Size: 13.8MB

Pages to print: Instructions - 17, A4/US Letter - 42, A0 - 3 

Garment Details: The Jaime Jacket is a casual menswear piece designed to feel quietly smart and easy to wear. It may look simple but it’s full of carefully considered features to elevate it from other ‘over shirt’ style jackets. 

The cut features a curved yoke that flows straight into the under sleeve seam which turns into a slit opening at the cuff. This flowing seam travels from cuff to cuff with a wide run & fell seam. The front pockets have a dual opening and the back loop is on the outside of the jacket to create a unique and subtle design detail. 

The PDF Pattern comes with in depth written instructions, an A4 tile copy, US Letter tiles and an A0 version.

Sizing: This is a multi-size pattern, including Mens sizes XS2 - XL3 / Women's sizes 4 - 20 (with PDF Layers) Sizes run true to UK sizing - full sizing details, including finished garment measurements can be found here.

Suitable fabrics: The Jaime Jacket works well in traditional jacket fabrics such as denim, canvas or twill/drill, corduroy, waxed cotton, or lightweight wool.

Fabric requirements: The lay-plans are always done on a single layer of fabric to reduce wastage. 

Fabric width 150cm | Sizes XS2 - M = 175cm | Sizes M - XL3 = 200cm

Fabric width 110cm | Sizes XS2 - M = 230cm | Sizes M - XL3 = 270cm

Trims required: Matching thread, 7 x buttons (about 2-3cm wide), thread, about 60cm of high quality fusing

Skill level: Intermediate sewers 

Construction techniques: Double entrance pockets, run & fell seams, cuff slit opening, single back yoke, back neck loop, collar, neck facing, inserting sleeves, buttons & button holes and a standard hem.

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You will receive both an A4, A0 & US Letter size digital pattern along with step by step sewing instructions. You can either print your pattern at home on an A4 printer or send the A0 digital copy to a printing shop (there are many that do this for a very reasonable price). If you decide to print in A4 you will need to piece the tiles together to make one huge page. There is a guide on how to do this included in the instructions.

Photo credits: The Modern Sewing Co.