Professional made-to-measure digital sewing patterns — PDF · PLT · DXF AAMA
This Minerva sewing pattern for a winged sleeve stand collar bolero jacket is drafted to your own measurements. It features a dramatic stand collar, an asymmetric lapel, and unique winged sleeves, designed for non-fraying fabrics with raw edges. This cropped, boxy bolero is a bold statement piece for social gatherings, upscale events, or for elevating everyday ensembles.
Introducing a chic women's sewing pattern for a cropped bolero jacket distinguished by its dramatic stand collar, asymmetric lapel and unique winged sleeves, designed for non-fraying fabrics with raw edges.
Silhouette: Cropped, boxy silhouette designed to sit at the natural waist or slightly above.
Collar & Lapel: A tall stand collar cut in one piece; on the right front the lapel is laid over the collar and stitched in place, creating an asymmetric, sculptural neckline. The collar seams are sewn with the allowances on the outside as a decorative detail.
Closure: No fastenings – the rounded fronts simply overlap at the center front.
Sleeves: Distinctive wide-cut, winged sleeves set only into the upper part of the armhole, leaving the lower armhole open for a cape-like drape and fluid movement.
Hem: The front hem features a rounded curve, while the back hem is straight. All outer edges are left raw (no hem or facing).
Intermediate. Involves precise collar setting, working with specific seam allowance instructions (including zero allowances on raw edges), and careful assembly of the unique sleeve design.
Choose medium-weight fabrics with good body that do not fray, as the edges are left raw:
If the patterns have a double contour, they include seam allowances. If the contour is single, the patterns do not include seam allowances. Seam allowances: all seams 1 cm. Seam allowance at the bottom edge and front edge – 0 cm. Seam allowance at the lower part of the armhole and on the sleeve edges except for the sleeve cap – 0 cm. Outer seam allowances of the collar – 0 cm. Attention! First of all, print out the paper patterns and lay them out on the fabric width (fabric width can be from 90cm to 150cm) to determine how much material you will need (do not forget to account for paired and symmetrical pieces). When stitching pieces, pay attention to the notches - they must match! Markings on the patterns are made on the right side.

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