PDF - Digital Pattern for the Nina Jacket by Atelier Jumadi (32 to 50) - fr

The Nina jacket is the perfect choice for those who want to embark on making a jacket with simplicity and style. Ideal for the cooler seasons, this model offers a balance between comfort and elegance, with carefully crafted details that make all the difference.

This unlined model stands out with its relaxed cut featuring dropped sleeves, a length reaching the hips, and a double-button crossover closure for a timeless style. The two patch pockets on the front, adorned with contrasting trim, add a touch that is both practical and refined. And the detail that changes everything? The trim, which can be made in velvet for a  wow and original effect! The edges of the jacket, including the sleeve hems, are also finished with trim, for a clean and modern look.

Easy to sew and versatile, Nina is perfect for completing your autumn and winter outfits with elegance.

Technical details:

• Cut: loose with dropped sleeves
• Length: hip-length
• Closure: crossover with two buttons
• Pockets: two patch pockets decorated with trim
• Finishes: trim all around the jacket and sleeves
• Sizes: 32 to 50
• Pattern format: PDF

Add a personal touch to the Nina jacket and create a standout piece for your wardrobe! To make this jacket you will need:

- Sizes 32 to 40: 1.60 m of fabric
- Sizes 42 to 50: 2 m of fabric
- Trim: Sizes 32 to 40: 4 m / Sizes 42 to 50: 4.30 m
- 2 buttons: 25 mm
- a sewing machine
- an overlocker (optional)

It is entirely possible to add a lining if you wish. For this, plan an amount equivalent to the main fabric: 1.60 m or 2 m depending on your size.

Seam allowances are included and visible on the pattern.

This jacket can be made with many materials: Suede, Faux suede, Denim, Faux leather, Gabardine, Woollen fabric, Velvet ...

Size chart

Prints:

The pattern is available in PDF A4 and A0. You can print only the size you need using the Adobe Acrobat PDF application (See the explanation in the booklet of the folder). Choose the layer of your size, the "Base" layer for information, and the "Marks" layer for cutting.

Your printer must be set to actual size 100% or custom scale 100%

We recommend always printing the first page to measure the test square.

Assembly:

Cut the margins on each sheet and assemble them by matching the marks. An assembly visual is available in your PDF folder.