Jacket Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

Simple sewing instructions are written on the pattern.

This is a tailored collar jacket pattern with sewing instructions. The pockets are dummy pockets with flap only.

This pattern is suitable for those who have experience sewing linings, facings, and tailored collar lapels.

This pattern is quite difficult for beginners or for those who have never made a tailored collar jacket.

This jacket shape is often used for cosplay costumes and can also be made as a school uniform jacket or blazer.

This is a basic jacket pattern, so please adjust the pattern lines as needed.

The sleeves are a full two-piece sleeve with curved lines.

There is no easing, but the lining construction is quite difficult, so we recommend sewing while referring to professional sewing books.

Instead of darts, the base is designed with princess-line style panels, making it easier to fit the female body line.

Please note that the dart positions are different from standard jackets.

Please also note that the placement of the lining and interfacing is different from usual.

Although it is difficult, this pattern creates a beautiful silhouette and is recommended as a women's jacket pattern.

By adding a chest pocket with a school emblem, it can be made into a student blazer.

For the men's version, the underarm darts are removed and the chest and waist lines are made more relaxed.

After printing, align the pages using the assembly marks, tape them together, and cut out the pattern. Seam allowances are included, so the pattern can be used as is.

*Please add about 3mm of ease to the lining.

(1) Make the sleeves. (The lining is finished with slip stitching.)

(2) Prepare the interfacing for the front and back body.

(3) Sew the body and side body pieces together to shape the jacket.

(4) Attach the interfacing to the body.

(5) Secure the lapel area.

(6) Attach the flaps.

*These are dummy pockets. If you want to make functional pockets, please create the pocket bag pattern yourself.

(7) Sew the lining.

(8) Join the facings to the front and back body.

(9) Shape the lapel and form the front overlap.

(10) Finish the facings.

(11) Sew the shoulder and side seams, then close the lining opening.

(12) Finish the hem.

(13) Attach the collar.

(14) Attach the sleeves.

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