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A men's mid-thigh single-breasted jacket with no lapels: the V-neck and front edges are finished with a band that runs from the back neck to the hem. Three front buttons, a chest welt pocket, flapped double-welt hip pockets, side panels and two back vents. Fully lined. Drafted to your own measurements. Recommended fabric: suiting fabrics in natural or synthetic fibres.
A men's mid-thigh single-breasted jacket with no lapels: the V-neck and front edges are finished with a band that runs from the back neck to the hem. Three front buttons, a chest welt pocket, flapped double-welt hip pockets, side panels and two back vents. Fully lined.
Silhouette: Straight and long, shaped by front darts and side panels between front and back; padded shoulders.
Length: Mid-thigh.
Neckline: V-neck without a collar or lapels. The band is made of three parts joined into one strip (a back neck collar piece, front insets and lower front pieces) and is sewn over the neckline and front edges, enclosing them.
Sleeves: Two-piece set-in sleeves with three buttons at each hem.
Front: Single-breasted, three buttons, buttonholes on the left front.
Pockets: Single-welt chest pocket on the left front; double-welt hip pockets with flaps on both fronts.
Back: Centre back seam; vents in the seams between back and side panels, lapped toward the sides.
Finishing: Fusible interfacing on the fronts, the band pieces, the flaps, the welt and the pocket facings; hems turned up and sewn by hand.
Lining: Full lining including the sleeves, basted to the jacket wrong sides together and enclosed by the front band.
Intermediate. A chest welt pocket, flapped double-welt pockets, two back vents, set-in two-piece sleeves and a multi-part front band applied over the lined edges.
Suiting fabrics in natural or synthetic fibres.
From Main Fabric:
From Lining Fabric:
For drafting lining patterns use main patterns with the following modifications:
From Fusible Interfacing:
All interfacing pieces are cut using the corresponding main pattern pieces.
Before cutting your fabric:
Apply fusible interfacing to the Collars, Fronts, Chest Pocket Welt, Pocket Facings, Center Front Facing Inserts, Lower Center Front Facings, and Flaps - fuse from the wrong side using a hot iron, pressing firmly until fully bonded.
On the left Front construct a single-welt chest pocket:
Attach Sides to Fronts, press allowances open.
Place the Flaps right sides together, stitch along the outer edges, turn right side out, and press.
Construct Double-Welt Pockets with Flaps:
Sew the shoulder seams.
Insert the front edge and neckline edges of the jacket between the assembled Center Front & Collar Components and stitch.
Ready now, no waiting: PDF A0, A4, US Letter, One Page and Projector files with seam allowances, plus the sewing booklet with fabric requirements — in one ZIP.
Body measurements the sizes are drafted for
| Size | Height | Chest | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 178 cm70″ | 100 cm39″ | 85 cm33.5″ | 100 cm39″ |
| L | 183 cm72″ | 107 cm42″ | 92 cm36.2″ | 107 cm42″ |
| XL | 188 cm74″ | 112 cm44″ | 99 cm39.0″ | 113 cm44″ |
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