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SIZE CHART
FIND YOUR SIZE
Take your measurements and compare them to our size chart to see which size to print.
How to pick the right size for your sewing project?
1. Measure yourself or the body of the person you are going to sew for and write down the measurements.
2. For shirts, tops and dresses look at the bust circumference, for bottoms look at the hip circumference. Which size does your measurements fit the most? That's the size you need to print out. If you're sewing a fitted design, consider adjusting the waist circumference to your measured size on the pattern.
3. If you fall in between sizes, choose the larger size and adjust the pattern if desired. We recommend making a trial version first, so you can evaluate how many adjustments the garment needs.
WOMEN
How to determine your cup size:
1. Measure your upper bust circumference passing your back under your armpits above your bust at the narrowest possible part. Compare to the measurements in the table to see which size you should take. Take this size to print or trace.
2. Measure your full bust circumference across the widest part of your bust. Go down the column of the size you determined in step 1 until you find a measurement close to your full bust measurement.
TIP!
Measure yourself in a comfortable, well-fitting bra (without padding, unless that's what you always wear) for the most accurate measurements. When in doubt, take the larger size.
MEN
KIDS
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WHAT YOUR CUSTOMERS GET:
Full-color pattern sheets printed on high-quality paper — minimal overlap, seam allowance included. Easy to trace, no guesswork!
A full-color illustrated instruction booklet with clear, step-by-step guidance. Easy to follow, even for beginners.
A luxurious soft-touch envelope to collect and store the pattern in.
Developed by expert pattern drafters with the customer’s sewing experience in mind.
Variations
The Jenna jacket is a bold and versatile design developed in collaboration with Belgian fashion designer Jordy Arthur, bringing his signature contemporary style to the sewing community.
This unlined jacket features a distinctive raglan yoke that flows into an incrustated corner detail, complemented by a secondary shoulder seam—perfect for adding removable spikes or subtle topstitching.
With multiple style options, Jenna offers makers endless possibilities:
Length options: cropped or hip-length
Neckline options: with or without collar
Sleeve options: cuffed with placket or simple three-quarter sleeve
Practical details: in-seam pockets or integrated pockets into the front yoke seam, with or without pocket flaps
Depending on the fabric, Jenna can be transformed from a casual everyday layer to a statement piece. Try denim, corduroy, or linen for a fresh seasonal look.
This design is also available in men’s sizes under the name JORDY Jacket, making it an excellent addition for stockists who want coordinated patterns with broad appeal.
Level
Advanced to expert (depending on the chosen variant).
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.
There's a video tutorial available for your customers that guides them 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.
Fabric choice
- Medium- to heavy-weight fabrics such as denim, corduroy, or cotton canvas
- Wool fabrics for a softer, more luxurious feel (note: unlined design)
- Textured or structured materials to emphasize the jacket’s silhouette and details
- Airy linen or cotton for a lighter, shirt-style version perfect for summer
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