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Hooded Faux Fur Jacket with Leather Trim

Pattern #5701
Tech. Description

Hooded Faux Fur Jacket with Leather Trim

Introducing a luxurious women's hooded jacket, expertly crafted from plush faux fur with stylish, contrasting faux leather trim for a contemporary bomber silhouette.

When To Wear:

  • Cold Weather Comfort: Perfect for staying warm and stylish during chilly seasons, offering both coziness and an elevated look.
  • Fashion-Forward Casual: Elevate everyday outfits with its blend of luxurious texture and modern design, ideal for social gatherings or city strolls.
  • Statement Outerwear: A distinctive piece for making an impression, seamlessly combining comfort with high-fashion aesthetics for various events.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: A comfortable, relaxed bomber silhouette, offering a modern and stylish fit.

Hood: Features a generously sized hood, framed by a chic faux leather trim.

Closure: A prominent full-length separable zipper, detailed with faux leather plackets for a sophisticated finish.

Sleeves: Two-piece set-in sleeves conclude with wide, structured faux leather cuffs.

Pockets: Practical side-entry pockets are integrated into the design, adding functionality without compromising style.

Hem: Finished with a wide, contrasting faux leather band at the hem, enhancing the bomber jacket's characteristic shape.

Length: Designed to hit at the waist, providing a contemporary and flattering proportion.

Level Of Difficulty

Intermediate. Requires experience with specialty fabrics like faux fur and faux leather, precise zipper insertion, and assembling a lined garment with detailed trim and pocket construction.

Fabric Recommendations

Select fabrics that offer texture, structure, and drape suitable for a luxurious jacket:

  • Faux fur for the main body
  • Faux leather for contrasting trim elements
  • Lining fabric for a comfortable interior finish

Additional Supplies

  • Lining fabric
  • Fusible interfacing
  • 1 separable zipper

CUTTER'S MUST

  • From Faux Fur:
    • Back SLEEVE part – 2 QTY
    • Front SLEEVE part – 2 QTY
    • BACK PANEL - 1 QTY
    • FRONT PANEL - 2 QTY
    • Hood - 2 QTY
  • From Faux Leather:
    • BACK PANEL Placket – 1 QTY
    • Lower FRONT PANEL Placket – 2 QTY
    • Front Edge Placket - 4 QTY
    • Hood Placket - 1 QTY
    • CUFF - 2 QTY
    • FACING - 2 QTY
  • From LINING Fabric:
    • Back SLEEVE part – 2 QTY
    • Front SLEEVE part – 2 QTY
    • BACK PANEL - 1 QTY
    • FRONT PANEL - 2 QTY
    • Hood - 2 QTY
    • Upper Pocket Bag – 2 QTY
    • Lower Pocket Bag – 2 QTY
  • From FUSIBLE INTERFACING:
    • BACK PANEL Placket – 1 QTY
    • Lower FRONT PANEL Placket – 2 QTY
    • Front Edge Placket - 4 QTY
    • Hood Placket - 1 QTY
    • CUFF - 2 QTY

ATTENTION: Before interfacing faux leather parts, test on a scrap piece.

Sewing Instructions

  1. Interface the faux leather parts with FUSIBLE INTERFACING.
  2. Stitch the bust dart on the FRONT PANELs.
  3. Attach the FACING to the lower pocket bag. Place the pocket bag with the FACING on the right side of the BACK PANEL according to the NOTCHES. Place the upper pocket bag on the FRONT PANEL, right side down, and stitch. Fold the SEAM ALLOWANCE and topstitch onto the pocket bag.
  4. Attach the front SLEEVE part to the FRONT PANEL. Attach the back SLEEVE part to the BACK PANEL.
  5. Stitch the shoulder SEAM ALLOWANCES together with the upper SLEEVE SEAM ALLOWANCES.
  6. Press the CUFF in half lengthwise, right side out. Attach the upper part of the CUFF to the lower SLEEVE edge.
  7. Stitch the lower SLEEVE edge and the side edge together with the pocket bags in one seam.
  8. Attach the lower FRONT PANEL plackets to the lower BACK PANEL placket. Press the lower plackets in half lengthwise, right side out. Attach the upper part of the placket to the lower edge of the jacket.
  9. Attach the ZIPPER to the edges of the outer front edge plackets. Attach the front edge plackets to the FRONT PANEL edges up to the lower edge SEAM ALLOWANCE.
  10. Stitch the center seam of the hood. Press the hood placket in half lengthwise, right side out. Attach the upper part of the placket to the outer edge of the hood. Fold the placket in half lengthwise, right side in, and stitch the lower corners, not catching the SEAM ALLOWANCE of the inner placket edge. Trim the SEAM ALLOWANCES at the corners, turn the placket right side out.
  11. Set the hood into the jacket neckline.
  12. Stitch the LINING parts similarly to the main fabric parts, leaving an opening in the lower seam of the left SLEEVE for turning. Attach the LINING to the lower placket edge, placing them right sides together. Attach the inner front edge placket to the LINING edges up to the lower edge SEAM ALLOWANCE.
  13. Place the LINING and jacket right sides together and stitch the lower corner of the front edge placket, the front edge, and the inner edge of the hood. Finish the lower SLEEVE edge with the LINING. Turn the jacket right side out through the opening in the SLEEVE. Secure the LINING to the garment along the center hood seam, the hood placket, the hood insertion seam, the CUFF, and the lower placket. Stitch the opening in the SLEEVE.
  14. Stitch a decorative and securing topstitch along the ZIPPER.

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For the pattern to draft correctly, keep your measurements within the recommended range: bust/chest 88–112 cm and height 164–182 cm.

You can still order outside this range, but a correct draft is not guaranteed and such orders are placed entirely at your own risk.

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