The Jenna jacket is the result of our collaboration with Belgian fashion designer Jordy Arthur, bringing his signature style to your sewing table.

This unlined jacket stands out with a raglan yoke that flows into an eye-catching incrustated corner, plus a second seam shaping the shoulder—the perfect spot to attach removable spikes if you want to go full statement.

Jenna offers a world of possibilities: cropped or longer length, collar or collarless neckline, cuffed sleeves with placket or simple three quarter sleeves, and practical in-seam pockets hidden along the front yoke seam. Topstitching can be subtle or bold, depending on your fabric choice and mood. 

Whether you go for classic denim, textured corduroy, or even airy linen for summer, Jenna adapts seamlessly to your style.

This design is also available in men’s sizes under the name ‘JORDY jacket’. 

👉 WATCH THE FULL SEWING TUTORIAL HERE

Fabric choice

Level

We rated Jenna at 3 out of 4 dots on our difficulty scale. This is because the pattern combines several advanced techniques: constructing the incrustated raglan yoke, sewing a collar, adding a sleeve placket and cuff, inserting in-seam pockets, and, of course, working with the optional spikes. None of these steps are impossible on their own, but bringing them all together in one project makes Jenna a rewarding challenge for sewists with some experience under their belt.
Luckily there's a video tutorial available that guides you through all the steps. 

Fit

Jenna has a structured yet relaxed fit, designed for layering. The unlined finish makes it versatile for mid-season wear, while the choice of hem lengths and neckline options allows you to tailor the look to your personal style.

Notions

Fabric requirements 

The fabric lengths charts show how much fabric you will need for all variations, calculated on a standard fabric width of 140 cm - 1.55 yd. If your fabric is narrower, you will need more fabric length. For broader or narrower fabrics you can calculate how much fabric you will need by laying out the pattern pieces on the table according to your fabric width and measuring how much fabric length you will need accordingly.

Finished measurements

Variants

This pattern gives you the opportunity to make not 1, but several garments. Here is an overview of all the variants you can make with this set of pattern pieces.

Jacket with collar and long sleeves

Jacket with collar, long sleeves and spikes 

Jacket with collar and 3/4 sleeves

Jacket with collar, 3/4 sleeves and spikes

Collarless jacket with 3/4 sleeves and spikes 

PDF files

Please note: This is a digital product. No physical items will be shipped to your doorstep.
New to PDF sewing patterns? Check out this guide.

Once your purchase is complete, you’ll find a download link on the confirmation page. You’ll also receive the link via email (sent to the address used at checkout). If you’ve registered an account, your files will be available there instantly as well. Click any download button to save the files to your computer for future use—we recommend doing this before printing.

Your purchase includes all of the following: 

• Extensive illustrated step-by-step tutorial
  Our interactive PDF tutorial is screen-friendly, with clickable navigation, and links to video tutorials (if available). Prefer to print it? You can on A4 and US letter.
  
• Cheat sheet
  A handy one-pager with key information and space for your notes—perfect to keep with your printed pattern pieces. 
• A4/letter pattern for home printing
  This file includes all the pattern pieces for every version of the design. You’ll need to tape or glue the pages together before cutting.
  Learn here how to do this quickly and easily.
  
• A0 pattern for copy shop printing
  Want to skip taping? Use this large-format file at a copy shop or fabric store with print-on-demand services.
  
• Both A4/Letter and A0 files come with layered sizes and seam allowances, so you can print just the size you need, with or without seam allowance. This means you can cut your pieces directly—no tracing required. Just make sure to select the right layers before printing, and remind your copy shop to do the same!
  Read more on print instructions here.
• Projector file. Prefer a paperless setup? Use this file to project pattern pieces directly onto your fabric using a projector or beamer.

Example of a A4/US Letter PDF with selected layers

Example of a A0/Large format, seam allowance included, no layers selected

Example of an optimized projector file with selected layers

Example page from an e-book with sewing instructions