Professional made-to-measure digital sewing patterns — PDF · PLT · DXF AAMA
This stylish A-line short coat pattern, drafted to your own measurements, is elegantly shaped with raglan sleeves and refined vertical panel seams. It is a versatile outerwear choice for transitioning seasons, offering a polished look for daily wear, smart casual gatherings, or travel. Choose medium to heavy-weight fabrics with good body and drape, such as wool coatings or twill, to achieve the coat's structured silhouette.
Introducing a stylish women's sewing pattern for a short a-line coat, elegantly shaped with raglan sleeves and refined vertical panel seams.
This versatile short coat is perfect for transitioning seasons and offers a polished look for various occasions:
Silhouette: An elegant a-line silhouette, flaring gently from the shoulders to a short length above the knee.
Collar: Features a shirt-style collar on a separate stand, buttoned up to the neck, without lapels.
Closure: Single-breasted front with a clean button closure, featuring four buttons.
Sleeves: Full-length two-piece raglan sleeves (front and back sleeve) provide a comfortable fit and a distinctive shoulder line, finished with a topstitched hem.
Back: a clean back design with a centre back panel cut on the fold and vertical panel seams extending from the raglan sleeve lines, enhancing the a-line shape.
Hem: The coat finishes with a clean, above-the-knee hemline, complementing its "short" designation.
Intermediate. This pattern requires skills in constructing raglan sleeves, setting a collar with a stand, working with panel seams, and assembling a fully lined garment.
Choose medium to heavy-weight fabrics with good body and drape to achieve the coat's structured a-line silhouette:
From lining: cut the Center Front pieces (minus the width of the Center Front Facing), the Side Front, Side Back and Back Sleeve pieces, the back (Middle Back as a single piece on the fold with an ease pleat about 2 cm deep at the centre, minus the width of the Back Neckline Facing), the Front Sleeve pieces (minus the width of the Center Front Facing) and the Back Sleeve pieces (minus the width of the Back Neckline Facing).
From fusible interfacing: the Center Front Facing and Back Neckline Facing pieces. Additionally, press interfacing onto the hem allowances.

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