Inspired by traditional workwear of the early fifties, the practical and hardwearing Foreman is an unlined utilitarian jacket made to take charge.
Features a boxy cut, 2 piece sleeves, a neat square collar, 2 hip pockets and one breast pocket. Can be optionally top-stitched in contrasting thread.
Strong cottons in twill or plain weaves such as denim will show off the topstitching details the best. Corduroy, moleskin or tweed will give a softer interpretation.
The first image jacket (hanging) has been made up in a 10oz denim - washed. The other jacket (worn) has been sewn using a 12.5oz denim
This jacket has been cut and designed for a man. The lengthened Foreman that our model with the blond hair is wearing – this is a size 38 at the shoulder graded out at the underarm/side seam to a size 42 and lengthened to a finished length of 110cm.
We have written a on Foreman Jacket with lots of pictures if you would like to see it made up!
Fabric requirements approx: 2.8m @ 140cm. See last two images for fabric requirements, sizing and notions.
This is a multi-size paper pattern in an envelope, including sizes 36 - 46.
FORMATS:
- This is a multi-size sewing pattern. Including sizes 36 - 46
- Choose from: *Printed Pattern, *PDF download, or *PDF download + printed copy
Select in dropdown box below. - This PDF pattern is made up of 2 A0 pages and 38 A4 pages.
- Printed options include A0 full size, plus instructions
- (note - PDF formats are strictly non-refundable)
Photo credits: Merchant & Mills