Tailor collar coat Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern for a loose-fit coat with a tailored collar. The relaxed design provides extra ease and comfort, making it perfect for layering over other garments. The pattern does not include darts, making it ideal as a base for customization and modifications to suit your style.

If you prefer a sharper, more fitted silhouette, please refer to our patterns for a Slim-Fit Coat or a Tailored Collar Long Coat. This design is simplified compared to a traditional tailored collar, making it beginner-friendly while still allowing experienced sewists to adapt it using standard tailoring techniques.

The facing lines are included in the pattern, enabling you to add a lining for a more professional finish. The pattern includes a built-in seam allowance (S/A), so you can use it immediately after printing. Simply align the joining lines, cut out the pieces, and start sewing.

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This is not a full-fledged method of making tailored collars, but rather a simplified method, so the drawings are suitable for beginners.

Advanced users should change the process of making tailored collars.

When facing, please use the seam allowance on the Facing line.

(1) Attach "pocket" to the pocket position on the body first.

* The "pocket" is the simplest one, but you can omit it if you don't need it.

(2) Attach fusible interlinings (collar, body facing, lapel).

(3) Sew "body facing" together,Press seam allowances open with an iron,Serging the outside.

(4) Serging the shoulder and side of the "Body",Sew the shoulder and the side of "Body" together,Press seam allowances open with an iron.

(5) Sew the "Collar" to the collar position of the "Body" and "facing".

* After attaching the "Collar",Iron the "Collar" after attaching the "Collar",After attaching the "Collar", iron and cut into the seam allowance to shape it.

(6) Turn the garment inside out, sewing everything except the hem.

* It is easier to iron the hem into shape before finishing.

(7) Serging the sides of the "Sleeve" and sewing them together,Iron the sides of the "Sleeve",Serging the hem, fold up 0.5 inch and sew with a sewing machine.

(8) Attach the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and Serging.

(9) Serging the hem, folding it up and sewing it with a sewing machine.

(10) Use basting threads to secure the parts that tend to shift during fabrication to prevent shifting, so that the finished line will be clean.

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