Faux Shearling Zipper Front Stand Collar Coat

Name: Faux Shearling Zipper Front Stand Collar Coat
Brand: Minerva Patterns
SKU: 4584
Price: 5.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Pattern #4584

A women's faux shearling coat, mid-thigh length, with a separating zipper bound in leather trim, a wide stand collar edged with a fur band, panelled front and back, and fur bands at the hem and cuffs. Unlined. Drafted to your own measurements. Recommended fabric: faux shearling.

Tech. Description

Faux Shearling Zipper Front Stand Collar Coat

When To Wear

Late autumn and winter, over knitwear with jeans or trousers.
Cold days when a zipped, wind-tight front is needed.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: Shaped by vertical panel seams, flaring slightly towards the hem.

Length: Mid-thigh.

Collar: Wide stand set into the neckline and joined at the shoulder seams, finished with a separate collar band; it can be worn turned back.

Front: Each front made of central and middle upper panels, a lower panel and a side panel. The right front edge is bound with leather trim topstitched 0.7 cm from the edge.

Closure: Separating zipper; on the left it is set between the front and a facing, on the right it is caught under the leather trim.

Sleeves: Set-in into open armholes; the sleeve seam is sewn together with the side seam. Fur band at the cuff.

Back: Upper back in central and middle panels with a centre back seam, a lower back in one piece and side back panels.

Finishing: Hem, front edge and collar finished with bands sewn fur side to suede side, with no hem allowance.

Level Of Difficulty

Advanced. Working with double-faced faux shearling, many panel seams, a separating zipper with leather binding, edges finished with bands instead of hems.

Fabric Recommendations

Faux shearling.

Additional Supplies

Separating zipper
Leather trim

Cutter's Must

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. Hem allowance for back, front, collar, and sleeve plackets - 0 cm, allowance for the center edge of the front placket – 0 cm, allowance for the left side of the collar – 0 cm. Attention! First, print out the paper patterns and lay them out on the fabric width (fabric width can be from 90 cm to 150 cm) to determine how much material you will need (do not forget to account for paired and symmetrical pieces).

From faux shearling:

Central upper back – 2 pieces
Middle upper back – 2 pieces
Side back – 2 pieces
Lower back – 1 piece
Lower right front – 1 piece
Lower left front – 1 piece
Side front – 2 pieces
Middle upper front – 2 pieces
Central upper right front – 1 piece
Central upper left front – 1 piece
Left facing – 1 piece
Stand collar – 1 piece
Sleeve – 2 pieces
Back placket – 1 piece
Front placket – 2 pieces
Collar placket – 1 piece
Sleeve placket – 2 pieces

Sewing Instructions

When stitching pieces, pay attention to the notches - they must match!

Stitch the central and middle upper back parts. Stitch the center seam of the upper back. Stitch the upper and lower back parts. Attach the side back. Attach the stand collar to the neckline.
Right front: stitch the central and middle upper front parts. Stitch the upper and lower front parts. Attach the side front.
Left front: stitch the central and middle upper front parts. Stitch the upper and lower front parts. Attach the side front. Attach the left facing, inserting the left of the separating zipper between the pieces.
Stitch the shoulder seams simultaneously with the stand collar seam. Attach the collar placket to the garment.
Place the right of the separating zipper right side down onto the right front piece, aligning the teeth with the marked seam line (the zipper tape lies on the seam allowance) and baste. Fold the short edges of the leather trim to the wrong side, place it right side down onto the right side of the front piece, pin, and stitch, catching the zipper. Fold the trim to the wrong side, turn under the raw longitudinal edge, and topstitch 0.7 cm from the edge of the front opening and along the edge of the trim.
Set the sleeves into the open armholes, matching notches. Attach the placket to the bottom of the sleeve, folding the fur side of the placket with the suede side of the sleeve. Stitch the sleeve edges simultaneously with the side seams.
Stitch the side edges of the back and front plackets, folding them with fur sides inward. Attach the placket to the bottom of the garment, folding the fur side of the placket with the suede side.