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The Perfect Shirt sewing pattern

The perfect shirt looks different for everyone. For some, it's a crisp button-up. For others, it's an oversized linen shirt or an easy shirt dress. That's why shirts remain one of the most loved pieces in any wardrobe. They adapt to your style, your lifestyle, and the way you want to dress.

Why Does the White Shirt Never Go Out of Style?

The white shirt has earned its place as a true wardrobe hero. It feels timeless without being boring and polished without feeling formal. Whether paired with jeans, tailored trousers, or layered over a dress, it always seems to work. 

We've sewn all our shirt samples in white poplin because it strips everything back to the essentials. Without color or print competing for attention, the design becomes the focus.

Ten Shirts. Ten Different Looks

A shirt can be structured or relaxed, classic or modern. That's exactly what our shirt collection celebrates. From timeless button-ups and feminine silhouettes to oversized shirts, tunics, and shirt dresses, each design offers a different way to wear the same wardrobe staple.

Styles

Classic Shirt: Best for timeless everyday wear
Oversized Shirt: Best for relaxed comfort and layering
Feminine Shirt: Best for soft shaping and elegant details
Tunic Shirt: Best for easy, comfortable dressing
Shirt Dress: Best for effortless one-piece outfits

Why Sew Your Own Shirt?

Fabric changes everything. The perfect shirt sewn in crisp cotton feels sharp and tailored. The same pattern sewn in linen instantly becomes softer and more relaxed. When you sew your own, you're not limited to what's hanging in a store. You choose the fit, fabric, and details that work for you. One pattern can become several completely different garments, making it easy to build a wardrobe that's designed around your personal style.

Maybe the perfect shirt isn't something you find.

Maybe it's something you make.

What is She Wearing?

  • Anna Shirt: Classic button-up shirt with collar & stand, double back yoke, cuffed sleeves, and optional chest pocket.
  • Boxy Shirt: Oversized button-up with classic collar, drop shoulders, two sleeve options, cropped or extended length, and two pocket sizes.
  • Puff Shirt: Elegant shirt sewing pattern with volume details on sleeves and back, banded collar and front buttons. Two length options.
  • Big Shirt: Oversized, relaxed silhouette that works beautifully as both a dress and a shirt. Cuffed or short sleeves.
  • Savannah Shirt: Simple shirt and dress sewing pattern with front buttons, cuffed sleeves, and neckline with binding.
  • Sille Shirt: Shirt with a classic button placket, a gathered neckline, two collar options, and short- or long-cuffed sleeves.
  • Heart Tunic: tylish and versatile pull-on tunic with a banded collar and a four-button front placket