Boat Neck Empire Waist Jumpsuit

Jumpsuit with Wide-Leg Silhouette

Fabric Recommendations

Choose lightweight fabrics with soft drape and fluid movement:

• Crepe chiffon
• Koshibo
• Other thin draping fabrics made from natural or blended fibers

These materials create elegant movement and preserve the intended flowing silhouette of the jumpsuit.

Additional Supplies

Invisible zipper

Cutter’s Must For Jumpsuit Pattern

From Main Fabric:

1. Back – 4 pieces
2. Front – 2 pieces
3. Front Half – 2 pieces
4. Back Half – 2 pieces

Note: The upper section of the jumpsuit is constructed as a double-layer bodice. The inner layer is cut from the same fabric as the outer garment.

Important Information

Before cutting your fabric, print and lay out the paper patterns according to your fabric width (90–150 cm) to determine required yardage.

Remember to account for paired and symmetrical pieces.

When sewing, pay close attention to all notches — they must match precisely to ensure correct construction and fit.

Assembly Instructions

1. Pants Darts

Mark and stitch the darts on the Front Half and Back Half.

Press the darts toward the center.

2. Side and Inseams

Stitch, overlock, and press the side seams and inseams.

3. Center Seam

Stitch the center seam of the pants from the upper front edge to the back zipper notch.

Overlock and press the seam open.

4. Upper Section Pleats

Form and secure the pleats on the Front and Back according to the marked lines.

Press the pleat intake toward the center of the piece.

5. Upper Section Assembly

Stitch and overlock the side and shoulder seams of the upper section.

Clip the side seam near the marking.

Press the shoulder and side seams toward the Back.

6. Center Back

Overlock the center back edges separately.

7. Joining Upper and Lower Sections

Attach the upper section of the jumpsuit to the lower section.

Overlock the seam allowance and press downward.

Press the zipper allowance in the center seam.

8. Zipper

Place the zipper under the seam allowances so that the teeth are not visible and stitch in place.

9. Inner Layer

Assemble the inner layer pieces in the same way as the outer garment.

10. Neckline and Armholes

Place the inner layer and garment right sides together and stitch the neckline of the Front and Back.

Topstitch the seam allowance onto the inner layer at 0.2 cm from the seam.

Finish the armhole in two steps: first the upper edge of the armhole, then the lower edge of the armhole.

Turn the inner layer to the wrong side and press.

Overlock the lower edge of the inner layer.

Attach the center back seam allowances of the inner layer to the zipper tape.

Sew the lower edge to the seam allowance of the outer garment.

11. Hem

Press the hem allowance to the wrong side, turn under and topstitch.