Reviews
Jan, UK
I was really excited to see the new Lounge shirt pattern in the Autumn magazine as I love oversized comfy clothing. The clean lines and the way the sides of the shirt drape was appealing and I knew I had to make in a fabric with good drape. I used a lightweight Atelier Brunette viscose in blue. The pattern only has 7 pieces and I decided to omit the front pockets. Sewing was really straightforward and it went together much easier than I expected. Personally I think it doesn’t need side slits it so wide so I ignored but did add 6cm to the length.The collar sits well and is really neat which I think is important in oversized clothing. Make sure you adjust the sleeve length to suit before cutting out.
I am really looking forward to making lots of these and trying out in different fabrics this winter with vest tops or Tee shirt underneath. A real winner for me. A couple of things you need to figure out like a small pleat on the sleeve and if you want side slits then you need to stitch the side seams 5cm above the 6cm hem notch mark.
I was so inspired with the lounge shirt in the magazine I just had to make it up in green tencel as the photo showed. This time I did do the pockets and side vents but altered the sleeve length and circumference but lengthened the placket doing away with the cuff. Looking forward to making in linen next summer but meanwhile think I will have a go at the lounge pant. Thank you for doing larger sizes too.
Kay P, UK
This shirt pattern is going to be a favourite I think. I made it in a cosy wool/viscose mix from Fabworks. Those familiar with Makers Atelier will know how simple most of the patterns are - this one needs a little more concentration to get the cuffs right. I'm really pleased with this and will certainly be making this again in lightweight fabrics for the summer.
Reviews
Jan, UK
I was really excited to see the new Lounge shirt pattern in the Autumn magazine as I love oversized comfy clothing. The clean lines and the way the sides of the shirt drape was appealing and I knew I had to make in a fabric with good drape. I used a lightweight Atelier Brunette viscose in blue. The pattern only has 7 pieces and I decided to omit the front pockets. Sewing was really straightforward and it went together much easier than I expected. Personally I think it doesn’t need side slits it so wide so I ignored but did add 6cm to the length.The collar sits well and is really neat which I think is important in oversized clothing. Make sure you adjust the sleeve length to suit before cutting out.
I am really looking forward to making lots of these and trying out in different fabrics this winter with vest tops or Tee shirt underneath. A real winner for me. A couple of things you need to figure out like a small pleat on the sleeve and if you want side slits then you need to stitch the side seams 5cm above the 6cm hem notch mark.
I was so inspired with the lounge shirt in the magazine I just had to make it up in green tencel as the photo showed. This time I did do the pockets and side vents but altered the sleeve length and circumference but lengthened the placket doing away with the cuff. Looking forward to making in linen next summer but meanwhile think I will have a go at the lounge pant. Thank you for doing larger sizes too.
Kay P, UK
This shirt pattern is going to be a favourite I think. I made it in a cosy wool/viscose mix from Fabworks. Those familiar with Makers Atelier will know how simple most of the patterns are - this one needs a little more concentration to get the cuffs right. I'm really pleased with this and will certainly be making this again in lightweight fabrics for the summer.
Fabric and Trim Suggestions
All light to medium weight shirting fabrics: from Tana lawn, cotton, linen, viscose or Tencel through to brushed cottons or babycord for cooler weather.
Digital pattern formats
Our digital patterns are immediately downloadable with PDF files for AT HOME printing on A4 or US paper sizes and COPY SHOP printing on A0 sheets. Read more in this Journal post.
Please note once purchased, you will receive two emails: your purchase receipt and the download email. Please check your junk folder if you don't receive both.
The PDF files should be opened using Adobe Acrobat Reader.
For security purposes the number of downloads per file are limited. Please download each file to the device you intend to save the file on, and SAVE the file before opening and printing. In this way you will be able to print as required. Multiple downloads will lock the file.
The patterns are multi-sized and all sizes print on the At Home and Copy Shop versions.
