Name: Pattern 6010
SKU: 28844
Availability: InStock

Men’s Sewing Pattern 6010 – Classic Single-Breasted Coat with Chest Welt Pocket, Double-Welt Flap Pockets & Velvet Collar

Introducing a digital men’s sewing pattern for the single-breasted coat with velvet collar option – Classic Tailoring Meets Refined Detail.

WHEN TO WEAR DESIGN 6010

This knee-length coat delivers polished warmth and timeless sophistication:

City Winters: Layer over business suits or fine knitwear for confident urban style.
Evening Engagements: Pair with tailored trousers or tuxedo separates for formal nights out.
Everyday Cold Weather: Elevate casual looks with jeans or chinos while staying comfortably warm.

KEY DESIGN FEATURES

Silhouette: Long, straight-cut shape with a subtle waist contour for a sharp tailored profile.

Closure: Center front closure with four large buttons for a clean, masculine finish.

Collar & Lapel: Traditional notched lapel with optional velvet or corduroy upper-collar for luxurious contrast.

Pockets: Two front flap hip pockets, one small ticket pocket, and one welt chest pocket for added functionality.

Sleeves: Two-piece set-in sleeves with elegant shaping and optional buttoned vent detail.

Back: Center back seam with vent for movement.

Lining & Structure: Full lining with padded shoulders for professional structure.

Style: Distinguished winter essential with heritage detailing—ideal for wool coatings and contrast fabrics.

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY

Advanced. Best for sewists experienced in tailored coats, structured collars, flap pockets, and lining assembly.

SEAM ALLOWANCES

No seam allowances by default. If an option to add them at 1 EUR is chosen, pattern will come with seam allowances included.

Please note: A single contour on the pattern pieces means no seam allowances are included. A double contour indicates seam allowances are included.

FABRIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEN’S SEWING PATTERN 6010

Use warm, structured coating fabrics to preserve the tailored silhouette:

Wool or wool-blend coating (twill, Melton, or brushed)
Semi-wool coatings with or without nap
Velvet or corduroy for the upper collar (optional contrast)
Lining for the full interior

Avoid soft, drapey fabrics that compromise structure.

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES

Wool coating
Velvet (optional collar)
Nonwoven lower collar fabric
Lining fabric
Fusible interfacing
Padding strip (synthetic wadding)
Buttons: 4 large (25 mm) for front closure, 8 small (12 mm) for sleeve vents
Shoulder pads: 1 pair

CUTTER’S MUST FOR MEN’S SEWING PATTERN 6010

From Main Fabric:

Back – 2 pieces
Front – 2 pieces
Upper Sleeve – 2 pieces
Lower Sleeve – 2 pieces
Pocket Flap – 2 pieces
Small Pocket Flap – 1 piece
Chest Pocket Welt (marked on pattern as “Pocket Off-Set Welt”) – 1 piece
Center Front Facing – 2 pieces
Small Pocket Welts – cut 2 rectangles (12 x 4 cm)
Pocket Welt Facings – cut 4 rectangles (17.5 x 4 cm)
Chest Pocket Bag – 1 piece
Small Pocket Bag – cut 1 rectangle (12 x 13 cm)
Pocket Bag – cut 2 rectangles (17.5 x 19 cm)

From Velvet:

Upper Collar – 1 piece
Stand Collar – 1 piece

From Nonwoven Fabric:

Lower Collar (with integrated stand collar) – 1 piece

From Lining Fabric:

For drafting the lining pattern pieces, use the following patterns with the following modifications:

Back lining – use Back pattern, add 2 cm pleat at center back, exclude vent extensions; cut 2.
Front lining: use Front pattern, exclude center front facing area, cut 2.
Upper Sleeve – use pattern excluding vent extension; cut 2.
Lower Sleeve – use pattern excluding vent extension; cut 2.
Pocket Flap – cut 2.
Small Pocket Flap – cut 1.
Chest Pocket Bag – cut 1.
Small Pocket Bag – cut 1 rectangle (12 x 13 cm).
Pocket Bag – cut 2 rectangles (17.5 x 19 cm).
Shorten the lining length by 2 cm at the hem.

From Fusible Interfacing:

For drafting the lining patterns, use the following patterns:

Front – cut 2.
Center Front Facing – cut 2.
Pocket Flaps – cut 3.
Chest Pocket Welt – cut 1.
Hem allowances of Fronts, Back, and Sleeves and vent extensions (copy their length and width and
cut according to it).

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Before cutting your fabric:

Print and lay out all pattern pieces on your chosen fabric width (90–150 cm) to confirm yardage.
Remember mirrored pieces, grainlines, and directional layouts.
For plaid or striped fabrics, carefully align pieces for pattern matching.
Mark all notches, lapels, and darts with tailor’s tacks or basting for precise assembly.