Military Jacket 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

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This is a pattern for a military jacket, designed to serve as a base for making kamikaze pilot uniforms as requested.

Characteristics include a small tailor collar, sleeves with a slightly stiffened appearance, and cuffs designed to be tightened using light ribbing.

The back bodice is divided into upper and lower sections with a yoke construction.

The pockets feature a simple construction where they are sewn in place.

This jacket should also serve as a suitable base for military jacket modifications.

For those making kamikaze pilot uniforms, consider embroidering the required insignia as patches or using iron-on transfer paper for attachment.

After printing, paste it according to the pasting line,Cut and use.

The pattern has a seam allowance, so it can be used as is.

The production process is explained with translation software.

(1) Prepare the "Flap," "pocket," and "shoulder strap" in advance.

How to sew pockets

* Also, finish the buttonhole on the "Flap" and "shoulder strap" beforehand.

(2) Serge/overlock both the shoulder and side parts of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice" at the top and bottom.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

(3) Attach the "pocket" and "Flap" to the "Front bodice".

(4) Stitch the yoke to the "Back bodice," then Serge/overlock and press the seam allowance downward and topstitch.

(5) Stitch the shoulder and side of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice" together, then press open the seam allowance with an iron and Serge/overlock the hem.

(6) Apply fusible interlining to the "Collar" and "facing."

(7) Stitch the "facing" together and Serge/overlock the outside.

* Apply the fusible interlining cut from the "facing" to the Lapel part of the "Front bodice."

(8) Attach the "Collar" (back side) to the "Body" and the "facing" (front side) to their respective "Collar" alignment positions.

How to sew Facing and Hem

(9) Fold up the hem and sew on a sewing machine.

(10) Serge/overlock the side of the "Sleeve," stitch it together, and press open the seam allowance with an iron.

(11) Stitch the side of the rib, fold it, fold the seam allowance (S/A) by 1cm (0.5in), and prepare it for insertion.

(12) Lightly stretch the rib while inserting it into the hem of the "Sleeve" and stitch it.

(13) When attaching the "Sleeve" to the "Body," insert the "shoulder strap," attach it, and Serge/overlock the armhole.

How to sew sleeves

(14) Make buttonholes and sew on buttons.

How to sew on buttons

How to make buttonholes

Children's-140 size

Can be downloaded

overarm13.8in bast31.1in length21.5in 12sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 41 size

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Ladies'-S size

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overarm15.9in bast35in length22.8in 15sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 45 size

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Ladies'-M size

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overarm16.1in bast37.8in length23.6in 16sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 47 size

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Ladies'-L size

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overarm16.7in bast43.3in length25.4in 18sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 50 size

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Ladies'-LL size

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overarm17.1in bast40.9in length24.4in 18sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 52 size

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Men's-L size

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overarm18.1in bast45.3in length26.2in 20sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 56 size

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Men's-LL size

Can be downloaded

overarm18.7in bast47.2in length27.2in 21sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Expanded sleeve parts 56 sizes to 108.4%