Does the cold weather have you thinking about making a coat? We’ve had a look at popular coat patterns the sewing community loves to make.
Melbourne Trench Coat by Tessuti
We can’t go past a coat named after our hometown. Designed by Australian brand Tessuti, this single-breasted trench coat is unlined and features a button-through opening with a hood. It’s perfect for layering in Melbourne’s unpredictable weather.
Stella Coat by Style Arc
Another home-grown brand brings us the Stella – a fully lined below knee length wrap style coat, panelled back with yoke, tie belt with belt loops, back vent and inseam pockets. Style Arc instructions known for being concise, but they have created a tutorial for this pattern.
Straight Cut Coat by Waffle Patterns
This is a minimal and chic style coat with various design options. The biggest feature is the collar variations, you can choose from the classic tailored or basic round neck. There are several tutorials to support you through various steps making the coat.
Named Clothing – Isla Trench Coat
This timeless, straight-cut and lined trench coat sewing pattern features plenty of details, such as a belted collar with large lapels, a cape, welt pockets, sleeve opening tabs, and a belt.
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