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Jacket with Asymmetric Closure

Pattern #4626

This Minerva sewing pattern for a jacket with asymmetric closure is drafted to your own measurements, ensuring a custom fit. It features a unique asymmetric button closure and a stylish rounded collar, making it suitable for professional settings, smart casual gatherings, and elegant everyday wear. Choose medium-weight suiting materials for the main fabric and a complementary fabric for the collar.

Tech. Description

Jacket with Asymmetric Closure

Introducing a chic women's sewing pattern for a fitted jacket, distinguished by its unique asymmetric button closure and a stylish rounded collar.

When To Wear

This jacket is designed for sophisticated and professional occasions, making it an ideal choice for:

  • Professional Settings: Perfect for office wear, business meetings, or networking events, offering a polished look.
  • Smart Casual Gatherings: Suitable for refined daytime events, luncheons, or upscale social occasions.
  • Elegant Everyday Wear: Elevates a casual outfit with its structured silhouette and distinctive design.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: Fitted through the bodice with tailored princess seams, flaring gently to a cropped, hip-length hem.

Neckline & Collar: Features a wide, rounded shawl collar that elegantly wraps and overlaps at the front, with the upper collar often in a contrasting fabric for a distinctive touch.

Closure: Asymmetric, single-breasted front closure secured with three visible buttons.

Sleeves: Tailored two-piece set-in sleeves, designed for a clean and structured arm line.

Front: Styled with princess seams that extend from the shoulder to the hem, enhancing the garment's contoured fit.

Back: Features a center back seam and princess seams for a flattering, shaped silhouette.

Length: Cropped length, designed to finish just below the natural waist or at the high hip.

Level Of Difficulty

Intermediate. Requires skills in tailoring, working with interfacing and lining, precise collar construction, and setting in tailored sleeves.

Fabric Recommendations

Choose medium-weight suiting materials with good drape and structure for the main fabric, and a complementary fabric for the collar detail:

  • Suiting fabrics made from natural or blended fibers
  • Contrasting fabric for collar detail

Additional Supplies

  • Fusible interfacing
  • Lining fabric
  • 5 buttons
  • Shoulder pads
  • Sleeve heads

Jacket with Asymmetric Closure

Fabric recommendations: suiting fabric made of natural or blended fibers; contrasting fabric for trim. Also needed: fusible interfacing; lining; 5 buttons; shoulder pads, sleeve heads. 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 jacket bottom and sleeve bottom 3 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 details).

Cutter's Must

  • From main fabric:
    • Center back – 2 pieces
    • Side back – 2 pieces
    • Side front – 2 pieces
    • Center front right – 1 piece
    • Center front left – 1 piece
    • Inner collar – 1 piece
    • Outer collar trim – 1 piece
    • Upper sleeve – 2 pieces
    • Lower sleeve – 2 pieces
    • Back neckline facing – 1 piece
    • Left front facing – 1 piece
    • Right front facing – 1 piece
  • From contrasting fabric:
    • Outer collar – 1 piece
  • From lining fabric:
    • Center back – 2 pieces
    • Center front – 2 pieces
    • Side back – 2 pieces
    • Side front – 2 pieces
    • Upper sleeve – 2 pieces
    • Lower sleeve – 2 pieces
  • From fusible interfacing:
    • Center front right – 1 piece
    • Center front left – 1 piece
    • Back neckline facing – 1 piece
    • Left front facing – 1 piece
    • Right front facing – 1 piece
    • Outer collar – 1 piece
    • Outer collar trim – 1 piece

Attention: Lining pieces for the front and back are cut according to the main fabric patterns, subtracting the width of the front facings and back neckline facing, respectively.

Sewing Instructions

When stitching pieces, pay attention to the notches - they must match! Markings on patterns are on the right side!

  1. Reinforce details with fusible interfacing. Also reinforce the hem allowance of the garment bottom and sleeve bottom.
  2. Stitch darts on the back, press allowances towards the center. Stitch panel seams of the back, press allowances towards the center. Stitch center back seam, press allowances open.
  3. Stitch panel seams of the front, press allowances towards the center.
  4. Stitch and press open side and shoulder seams of the jacket.
  5. Attach, clipping at corners, the collar trim to the outer collar, press allowances towards the collar.
  6. Fold collars right sides together and stitch along the ends and outer edge. Clip allowances at curves, trim at corners. Turn collar right side out, straighten, press. Attach collar to neckline.
  7. Stitch and press open shoulder seams of the back neckline facing and front facings. Fold front facings and facing with the front right sides together and stitch the front edge, neckline, and lower corner, stopping 1.5 cm before the edge of the front facing. Trim allowances at corners, clip at curves. Turn front edges right side out, straighten seams, press.
  8. Stitch and press open the elbow seam of the sleeve. Press up the sleeve hem. Stitch and press open the front seam of the sleeve. Set sleeves into armholes according to notches, easing the sleeve cap. Insert shoulder pads, attach sleeve heads.
  9. On lining fabric pieces, stitch seams and set sleeves, leaving an opening in the front left sleeve seam. Attach lining to the inner edges of the front facings and facing. Press the bottom edge of the garment to the wrong side. Attach lining to the bottom of the garment and to the sleeve bottom. Turn the jacket right side out through the opening. Close the opening.
  10. On the right front, make buttonholes, and on the left front, sew on buttons.

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