Jacket Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern for a tailored-collar jacket. Seam allowances are already included, so you can use the pattern as is.

The jacket features a dummy pocket design with flaps only. It is intended for experienced sewists who have previously sewn a tailored collar with lapels, facings, and lining. This is a challenging pattern and not recommended for beginners.

The style is often used for cosplay costumes, school uniforms, or blazers. Since it is a basic design, you can adjust the pattern lines to suit your needs. The sleeves are two-piece set-in sleeves with curved seams for a professional finish.

Although there is no sleeve easing, the lining construction can be complex, so it is recommended to refer to specialized sewing books. The jacket body uses princess-line style seams instead of darts, making it easier to fit a feminine silhouette. However, dart positions and the way interfacing and lining are cut differ from standard jackets, so pay close attention.

While the pattern is difficult, it produces a clean, elegant silhouette, making it ideal for women’s jackets. Adding a school emblem pocket turns it into a student blazer. For men’s versions, the side darts are removed and the chest-to-waist line is made more relaxed.

After printing, align the pages along the join lines, cut, and use the pattern directly as it already includes seam allowances.

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