Pattern printed of the unisex polo Marco Polo by Atelier Jumadi (XS to XXXL) - fr

Discover the Marco Pattern in Printed format – The Timeless Polo for All Seasons

Marco is the essential polo, both elegant and casual, perfect for all seasons! Designed for men and women, it offers a comfortable fit with slightly dropped sleeves and beautiful detailed touches for a professional finish.

It offers two finishing options:

• Short sleeves with finishing band for a summery style,

• Long sleeves with cuff for a dressier or cozy look.

We especially love its band at the bottom of the garment, which nicely echoes the sleeves, and its polo placket closed with three buttons. The collar is finished with a bias tape band, for a neat and professional finish down to the smallest details.

And for a unique look, have fun playing with colors: make the front and back in one shade, and contrast the collar, polo placket, and sleeve and bottom finishes for a modern and stylish effect!

🔹 Technical details:
• Unisex cut (men & women)
• Slightly dropped sleeves
• Two sleeve lengths: short with finishing band or long with cuff
• Polo placket with 3 buttons
• Band at the bottom of the garment
• Collar finished with an inner bias tape

🔹 Level: intermediate
🔹 Sizes: from XS to XXXL (36 to 54 men) The woman wears a size S and the man a size L
Pattern format: Printed

To make this Polo you will need:

From XS (36) to XXL (52):
1m30 fabric for short sleeve version
1m60 fabric for long sleeve version

XXXL (54):
1m60 fabric for short sleeve version
2m fabric for long sleeve version

Jersey or Stretch sewing machine needle

Haberdashery:
3 buttons or 3 snap buttons of 15mm
Jersey bias tape: 55 cm
Ribbing: 1m (collar, polo placket, bottom band, cuff, sleeve finishing bands)
Jersey fusible interfacing

- a sewing machine
- an overlocker (optional)


Seam allowances are included and visible on the pattern.

Here are the fabrics I recommend for this Polo:
Jersey, Jersey Milano, Cotton Jersey, Cotton Piqué, Knit ...

Little workshop tip:
For this model, I recommend cutting the collar, the polo placket, the bottom of the polo, as well as the cuffs or sleeve finishing bands in a ribbed fabric, especially if your main fabric is a knit. This will provide better structure and a nice finish.