The JK001 is a coat inspired by classic ready-to-wear designs, reimagined with a comfortable silhouette and thoughtfully designed details.
With its signature gun flap, carefully crafted finishes, and two design options, it transforms a sewing project into a unique and versatile piece to wear season after season. From a cozy coat to a lightweight raincoat, the possibilities are nearly endless!
Design Features
– Comfortable coat silhouette
– Signature gun flap inspired by the classic trench coat
– Exposed bias binding details
– Snap button closure
– Option A: Clean, minimalist version without belts
– Option B: Version with an adjustable waist belt and wrist straps for a trench coat-inspired look
– Possibility to mix and match different options to create your own version
– Sizes XS–4XL
Make It Your Own
Minimalist, graphic, bold, or utilitarian: the JK001 takes on a completely different personality depending on your fabric choices, colors, and design options!
Choose fleece, sherpa, or wool coating to create a warm and cozy coat, or use water-repellent nylon fabric to make a lightweight raincoat!
Have fun playing with contrasts by choosing colorful bias binding, metallic snap buttons, or mixing fabrics with different textures. Add the belts from Option B to emphasize its trench coat inspiration, or keep a cleaner silhouette with Option A.
Two options, a wide variety of fabrics, and countless possible combinations: it's up to you to create a JK001 that reflects your personal style!
What's Included in the PDF Pattern
– Instant download PDF sewing pattern available in 3 formats:
A0 “Dark Mode” for projectors with a black background
A0 “Printable” for large-format printing
US Letter 8.5 x 11" for printing at home
– Illustrated instructions in English and French
– Step-by-step video tutorial
Recommended Fabrics
– Fleece
– Wool coating
– Sherpa
– Heavyweight sweatshirt fleece
– Water-repellent fabric
– Nylon fabric
This Project Is Perfect for Practicing These Skills
– Applying bias binding
– Creating visible seam finishes
– Installing snap buttons
– Assembling layered pieces
– Sewing gentle curves
– Making and attaching belts and belt loops (Option B)