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Overshirt sewing pattern
A shirt jacket inspired by workwear or the boxy Lumberjack shirt for woven fabric in sizes 2XS-4XL with the following features:
- Printable PDF pattern in formats Letter, A4, and A0
- Convertible Collar
- Two-piece sleeves
- Cuffs
- Side Slits
- Double Yoke
- Patch pockets
- Welt pockets
- Straight Hem
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- Product info
- About PDF patterns
A shirt jacket inspired by workwear or the boxy Lumberjack shirt. The sewing pattern has a convertible collar, interchangeable pockets, and two-piece cuffed sleeves. The Overshirt's boxy body has side slits and a generous back yoke.
Skill level 3/4
Sewing an overshirt using the pattern provided is a relatively simple task. The instructions will guide you through creating a double yoke, convertible collar, and cuffs. For bold and adventurous people, attempting to create welt pockets is also possible.
What you need to make an overshirt:
- Fabric (Canvas, Corduroy, Denim, flannel)
- Interfacing
- Buttons
- Sewing thread
The sewing pattern features
- Convertible Collar
- Two-piece sleeves
- Cuffs
- Side Slits
- Double Yoke
- Patch pockets
- Welt pockets
- Straight Hem
The sewing pattern has the following features:
- Layers
- Trimless pages
- Fully illustrated instructions
- Metric and imperial measurements
- A4, and letter paper format
- A0 printshop format
- Seam allowances
- Youtube Video Sew-along
Printing information
Measure the square's size on the first pattern page and check that your printer's scaling is correct (2" x 2" / 5 cm x 5 cm). Use either A4 or Letter and print the document via Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download it here for free.
PDF patterns for instant download are easy to use and have some advantages compared to conventional patterns:
- Buy and download a pattern and be ready to sew in just 30 minutes
- Print only the sizes you need
- No overlapping pattern pieces
All you need is a printer and Adobe Reader installed on your desktop computer.
Install Adobe Acrobat reader on your computer, get it here for FREE!
How to Unzip the PDF patterns after you download.
How to print PDF patterns in Adobe Reader.
How to tape the pages of the sewing pattern together
Find more help via Facebook Wardrobe By Me Pattern Support or contact us directly.
Product info
A shirt jacket inspired by workwear or the boxy Lumberjack shirt. The sewing pattern has a convertible collar, interchangeable pockets, and two-piece cuffed sleeves. The Overshirt's boxy body has side slits and a generous back yoke.
Skill level 3/4
Sewing an overshirt using the pattern provided is a relatively simple task. The instructions will guide you through creating a double yoke, convertible collar, and cuffs. For bold and adventurous people, attempting to create welt pockets is also possible.
What you need to make an overshirt:
- Fabric (Canvas, Corduroy, Denim, flannel)
- Interfacing
- Buttons
- Sewing thread
The sewing pattern features
- Convertible Collar
- Two-piece sleeves
- Cuffs
- Side Slits
- Double Yoke
- Patch pockets
- Welt pockets
- Straight Hem
The sewing pattern has the following features:
- Layers
- Trimless pages
- Fully illustrated instructions
- Metric and imperial measurements
- A4, and letter paper format
- A0 printshop format
- Seam allowances
- Youtube Video Sew-along
Printing information
Measure the square's size on the first pattern page and check that your printer's scaling is correct (2" x 2" / 5 cm x 5 cm). Use either A4 or Letter and print the document via Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download it here for free.
About PDF patterns
PDF patterns for instant download are easy to use and have some advantages compared to conventional patterns:
- Buy and download a pattern and be ready to sew in just 30 minutes
- Print only the sizes you need
- No overlapping pattern pieces
All you need is a printer and Adobe Reader installed on your desktop computer.
Install Adobe Acrobat reader on your computer, get it here for FREE!
How to Unzip the PDF patterns after you download.
How to print PDF patterns in Adobe Reader.
How to tape the pages of the sewing pattern together
Find more help via Facebook Wardrobe By Me Pattern Support or contact us directly.
Customer Reviews
My husband is 6’4”, size 4X. This shirt is the first one that fits him perfectly. I had to lengthen 2”, and changed it to a regular shirttail.
I was looking to make my son a denim clean-cut shacket and your pattern fit the bill perfectly! I made a few changes; added a zipper, welt pockets but no breast pocket, snap cuff, and tada! Just the right jacket for him!
I'm making this overshirt for my husband. I had to slightly adjust the shoulder and length (sleeve and body), but overall fit is pretty spot on! Instructions are easy to follow, and you end up with a well made, good-looking shirt! I am making him 2, out of different fabrics, for different looks - a heavy canvas twill and a brushed wool.
I made a wearable toile b4 cutting good cotton fabric chosen by the future wearer. It's a simple to construct pattern with an easy method to create the sleeve slits and with an impressive outcome, On both my makes I ended up with an unfinished 1 cm long area at the top of the sleeve slit, so I zigzagged it to prevent fraying. No problem at all. The other area I found fiddly was where the collar seam joins the front facing : couldnt quite get a neat right angle where the neck seam changes from downward facing to upward. I'm sure this was due to my interpretation of instructions and they didn't affect my pride in the finished shirts. Will make more.
Couldn’t finish it fast enough for my son to wear. He loved it. Made in a dark green cord. Was a quick and easy sew. Fit was generally perfect, will just add a little more length in the body when I make the next one.
Instructions were clear and easy to follow.
Pattern Reviews
Customer Reviews
My husband is 6’4”, size 4X. This shirt is the first one that fits him perfectly. I had to lengthen 2”, and changed it to a regular shirttail.
I was looking to make my son a denim clean-cut shacket and your pattern fit the bill perfectly! I made a few changes; added a zipper, welt pockets but no breast pocket, snap cuff, and tada! Just the right jacket for him!
I'm making this overshirt for my husband. I had to slightly adjust the shoulder and length (sleeve and body), but overall fit is pretty spot on! Instructions are easy to follow, and you end up with a well made, good-looking shirt! I am making him 2, out of different fabrics, for different looks - a heavy canvas twill and a brushed wool.
I made a wearable toile b4 cutting good cotton fabric chosen by the future wearer. It's a simple to construct pattern with an easy method to create the sleeve slits and with an impressive outcome, On both my makes I ended up with an unfinished 1 cm long area at the top of the sleeve slit, so I zigzagged it to prevent fraying. No problem at all. The other area I found fiddly was where the collar seam joins the front facing : couldnt quite get a neat right angle where the neck seam changes from downward facing to upward. I'm sure this was due to my interpretation of instructions and they didn't affect my pride in the finished shirts. Will make more.
Couldn’t finish it fast enough for my son to wear. He loved it. Made in a dark green cord. Was a quick and easy sew. Fit was generally perfect, will just add a little more length in the body when I make the next one.
Instructions were clear and easy to follow.