Pattern printed of the Gendarmette trousers from lot of things from size 34 to 48 (fr)

Pattern for Gendarmette Trousers

Be free, lively!!

Live, vibrate without restraint with your Gendarmette…

This “advanced” style model, without a waistband and with loose, generous lines, rests on your figure without constraint or discomfort.

It’s quite simple, you won’t even feel it!

Slant pockets, ticket pocket, back darts, facings, and installation of a fly zipper. With Gendarmette you will master all the basics of assembling trousers.

Long version for going out in the evening paired with the Paulette blouse, or short version for strolling with your feet in the water wearing the Grignote tank top.

Gendarmette will be the new uniform this summer!

#wemaketogether #pantalongendarmette

Light denim, crepe, tencel, fine twill, double gauze for a fluid and sumptuous drape, or cotton satin, canvas, or thicker denim for a more structured fall.

Give Gendarmette an airy culotte skirt look or extra flare jeans style.

Looking forward to seeing your new official outfit 😉

We are eager to see your creations, so don’t hesitate to share them on Instagram #pantalongendarmette #wemaketogether

Supplies

Fabrics: (Yardage on a 140cm width)

– Version A (short)

Sizes 34 to 40: 240cm, add 10cm from size 42 onwards

– Version B (long)

Sizes 34 to 40: 340cm, add 10cm from size 42 onwards

Lining: 30cm

Interfacing: 30cm

Haberdashery: 2 buttons 15 or 20mm + 1 zipper of 18cm

Fabric advice / Warp and weft: Want a rather fluid drape? In that case, choose tencel, viscose, crepe, or double gauze… For a stiffer fall, opt for denim, gabardine, or twill.

Making ideas:

Why not play with patterns by placing the facings and linings in a different pattern from the rest of the trousers 🙂