Jackets & Vests

Misses' and Women's Jacket and Knit Leggings Corset style hooded jacket have optional boning and two sleeve band options. Jacket also offers two closure variations, either hook and eye or zipper closure. Knit leggings have elasticized waist. SEWING RATING Average

Vintage Simplicity 1960's beach cover-up and robe sewing pattern. The collarless, above knee-length beach cover-up or robe has slightly lowered round neckline, long raglan sleeves gathered with elastic casings forming self-ruffles and optional patch pockets. View 1, 2 and 3 with front button closing have optional rick-rack trim. View 4, 5 and 6 with optional embroidered eyelet edging trim has front gathered to yoke with button closing. Authentic Vintage Reproduction. Difficulty: Easy Suitable Fabrics: Canvas, Cotton Sateen, Cottons and Blends, Dotted Swiss, Duck, Eyelet, Homespun, Linen, Pique, Poplin, Printed Voile, Synthetics and Blends, Terrycloth. Pattern 9914.

Create these easy-to-sew blazers and shorts for the whole family in matching or coordinating fabrics. Oversized button front blazer with long or short sleeves has notched collar and patch pockets. Shorts have front fly zipper with button closure and side pockets.

Cut for a boxy fit our Adelaide Woven Jacket will become a mainstay of your wardrobe. Make it as a tailored jacket using the lining pattern to create a sophisticated look for work or that special occasion. Make it unlined with in-seam pockets for a perfect desk to dinner look. Alternatively why not sew an inside bind to the cut edges and add a patch pocket for a great weekend jacket? You can get all these looks and more from just one pattern. FABRIC SUGGESTION Wool, felt, melton, linen TRIMS Front buttons: 2 x size 23 mm / 36 L Pocket buttons: 2 x size 23 mm / 36 L Optional commercial bias binding for bound style: approx 4.5 m (5 yd) Please note: Style Arc patterns are suited to a more confident sewer. The written instructions are not illustrated at each step.

The ideal companion for the transition: our transition jacket combines quilting and woollen to create a trendy look. With practical press studs and without the hassle of sewing in buttonholes. Or how about a jacket with retro look with future potential that can be combined in a variety of ways – whether chic with a skirt or casual. Recommended for functional fabrics, quilted fabrics, woollen fabrics and jacquard. Fabric suggestions Functional fabrics, quilted fabrics, wools, jaquard

Super elegant and yet casual: The loosely cut coat fits perfectly over any outfit and can also be easily tailored with a belt. The pattern for the sophisticated shorter jacket with double button placket becomes a very special favorite piece with self-covered caban-style buttons. Let yourself be inspired by our burda style patterns!

The long lapel vest has the look of a sharp cut blazer and the chic of a Little French Jacket. And the vest cut with flap pockets is also totally elegant. Both are also perfect for chicly styling a light summer vacation outfit. The lapel collar visually stretches the body. Two sophisticated patterns in one set!

Versatile and stylish present themselves these three jacket pattern. Once short, once as a wide jacquard and once with trapezoid sleeves. But always with practical pockets and simple enough for fancy decorative buttons. This way, the self-sewn jacket becomes a special one-of-a-kind piece. Let yourself be inspired by our burda easy patterns!

Casual jackets to slip on and feel good in. They'll be especially cuddly when made up in teddy plush and wool fabrics. Jacket view B uses different fabrics. The longer coat view C is minimal and sleek. SEWING RATING ⓘ: Very Easy

Double-breasted coat and jacket with a generous spade collar. Coat view A features clean lines and in-seam pockets. Jacket view B is a bit more time-consuming with welt pockets, sleeve tabs and waistband. Both styles are unlined. SEWING RATING ⓘ: Average

Long quilted waistcoats/vests are right on trend this season and this one features welt pockets, a stand collar and zipped side slits. The jacket with a stand collar and a hood has detachable sleeves - just undo the buttons and it's sleeveless! SEWING RATING: Advanced

These versatile jackets are straight cut and without a collar. The cropped length jacket view A features in-seam pockets and scalloped edges at the hems. View B is a bit longer. The wide cuffs and decorative topstitching at the seams are special details. Tip: Pair it with the matching skirt (pattern 5868) for a chic two-piece outfit. SEWING RATING : Average

The hooded parkas with patch pockets have clean lines and are minimal in style. There is no lining so they are quick to sew in two different lengths. All are fastened with hammer-on snaps. Jacket B also features a tie belt. Difficulty: Easy Suitable Fabrics Cotton fabrics, lightweight wools, gabardine, coated fabrics.

A great two-piece outfit for the office or for special occasions. Comfort is guaranteed thanks to the stretchy fabric. The suit jacket has long, wide lapels and the front edges are rounded. The panel seams of the trousers will optically elongate your legs. The trousers also have side pockets. Difficulty: Average Suitable Fabrics Stretch fabrics only: firm jersey, ponte roma jersey.

Sporty jackets and a classic coat - all feature a collar and large patch pockets with flaps. The pockets and front bands are fastened with snaps. Combine different fabrics to create great effects.

Two classic styles (both lined) will bring you joy for years to come. The trench coat with generous lapels and a belt can also be made up in classic beige or navy. The gold buttons and band details on the caban jacket lend it a maritime touch.

Misses' Double-Breasted Jacket and Coat This double-breasted coat with patch pockets reminds us of a trench coat. It is just as much on trend but looks chic without too many details. The short jacket with piping on the sleeves and side pockets looks fresh thanks to the print fabric.

Misses' Coat The classic kimono has long been a fashion statement and affords so many styling options. With this style in different hem lengths and sleeve lengths, everyone can find their favourite.

Misses' Jacket Sporty jackets, reminiscent of Canadian lumberjack shirts but not necessarily plaid, are wonderfully easy to wear and pair with other separates. Use the same pattern for a dress by choosing a slightly longer length and adding a cord drawstring to accent the waist.

Misses' Jacket A jacket with an unusual cut - it may be a bit of a challenge to sew but so worth the time and effort! This is a unique garment you can wear for years to come. The edges of jacket view B are detailed with fringed strips of fabric which are quite reminiscent of a Chanel tweed.

Misses' Coat and Jacket Both the coat and jacket are collarless. Panel seams and two-piece sleeves complete the look. Wear it inside or outside to always be well dressed.

Misses Cape. Capes are currently on trend to replace jackets. Throw them over tops for an effortless look to keep you warm on those chilly days. Choose between two lengths and different fastenings. Recommended fabrics Wools, wool blends, fulled fabrics.

If you find the lines of a classic blazer too harsh, you will love this chic lined jacket with integral collar and a slight V-neckline. The seams create an interesting effect and you can include pockets if you like. This garment will require some sewing experience, however. The shorter, more feminine version with sleeve flounces is also pleasing.

These lightweight jackets and coats are feel good fashion! The loose cut cleverly camouflages your waist and elongates your figure. Coat view A is fastened with tie bands and features side slits and ribbon details at the shoulders and sleeves. The sleeves of blouse jacket view B are adorned with flounces. Here we used a summery print but a firmer and more textured fabric would be just as fabulous.

Vest, waistcoat or jacket - here a stand collar, there a hood. You'll be reaching for these pieces year round! Make them nice and cuddly in a lightweight fiber fleece fabric or a softshell fabric, which is wind and rain resistant.

A long V-neckline and narrow sleeves characterize these short jackets. The sleeveless vest is closed with ties. Quilted ribbons in different widths add an individual touch.

This collarless jacket is a true styling wonder! The classic cut with integral sleeves makes its best impact when made up in a structured fabric ' la Chanel. Paired with jeans, a skirt or donned over a shift dress, this unlined jacket will always be appropriate.

Recommended Fabrics: Knitted fabric, Jersey, Fleece Skill level: very easy

Ultra lightweight summer coat or jacket which can double as a bathrobe. The classic kimono style with a contrasting band is very fashionable this season. The tie band is optional. Your choice of fabric with determine the character of the style.

Coat or jacket for a special occasion. Both feature interesting seam lines and set in welt pockets. Coat view A has longe sleeves with slits. Jacket view B is detailed with a trendy frill at the sleeve. Chic in either plain fabric or in an extravagant print or jacquard.