Vest, pattern №964

Vent pattern. It’s a straight silhouette standard fit quilted insulated lined hip length vest. It features a center front zipper closure, that is finished with an outer placket. There are patch pockets on the front details. The neckline is finished with a collar stand. Front edges of the collar reach leading edges.

CONSTRUCTIVE EASE (EC)

Bust-line: 25,0 cm;

Hips-line: (in the sizes 38-50) – 21 cm;

                (in the sizes 52-56) – 23 cm.

Constructive ease consists of ease of package and ease of freedom. Constructive ease is for a garment’s outer volume, ease of freedom is for a garment’s inner volume.

EC = EP + EF

EASE OF PACKAGE (EP): 4.0 (That ease is added for insulation material, density is 150 g/m2, may differ according to a material type).

EASE OF FREEDOM (EF) (pay attention to this ease in order to estimate the garment volume):

Bust-line: 21,0 cm;

Hips-line: (in the sizes 38-50) – 17 cm;

                 (in the sizes 52-56) – 19 cm.

Finished back length along the center back, cm: size 38: 65,5-73,9, size 40: 65,6-74,0, size 42: 65,7-74,1, size 44: 65,8-74,2, size 46: 65,9-74,3, size 48: 66,0-74,4, size 50: 66,1-74,5, size 52: 66,2-74,6, size 54: 66,3-74,7, size 56: 66,4-74,8.

Main fabric. We recommend to use for this garment soft, average density and thin rain wear and coat fabrics; membrane-coated rain wear fabrics; waterproof coat fabrics.

Finishing fabric. We recommend to use a rib knit or kashkorse for collar or ready-made rib details.

Lining fabric. For membrane-coated fabrics use a lining cloth from synthetic fibers, for coat and rain wear fabrics use a lining cloth from synthetic, blended and natural fibers. Use fabrics with same pliability and density as main fabric features, fabric can be made from natural, synthetic or blended fibers.

Insulation fabric. To insulate the garment we recommend to use new generation synthetic insulation materials with protective layers on its both sides. For example you can use 150 g/m2 ISOSOFT 34 or 150 g/m2 hollowfiber.

Duplicate materials. For better quality of sewing, we recommend to use the interfacing material and a side booster. For example you may use 34 g/m2 density 150 cm, width woven interfacing. For better sewing quality, we recommend strengthening some details with a non-fusible facing straightener of 50 g/m2 and with the width of 90 cm.

The density of the interfacing material depends on the main fabric density.

Finishing fabric, wide 100 cm (rib-knit fabric): sizes 38-56: 0,20.

Lining fabric, wide 140 cm: size 38: 0,65-0,70, size 40-44: 0,65-0,75, size 46-54: 0,70-0,75, size 56: 0,85-1,00.

Insulation material 150g/m2, wide 140 cm: size 38: 1,00-1,05, size 40-42: 1,00-1,10, size 44: 1,05-1,15, size 46: 1,10-1,20, size 48: 1,15-1,25, size 50: 1,20-1,25, size 52: 1,25-1,30, size 54-56: 1,25-1,30.

Interfacing (density 34 g/m2; width 150 cm), in the two layer: size 38: 1,00-1,05, size 40: 1,00-1,10, size 42: 1,05-1,15, size 44: 1,10-1,15, size 46: 1,10-1,20, size 48: 1,15-1,25, size 50: 1,20-1,25, size 52-56: 1,25-1,30.

Non-fusible facing straightener of 50 g/m2 and with the width of 90 cm: sizes 38-56: 0,80-0,85.

Central open-end zipper, сm: size 38: 61,0-69,0, size 40: 61,5-69,5, size 42: 62,0-70,0, size 44: 62,5-70,5, size 46: 63,0-71,0, size 48: 63,5-71,5, size 50: 64,0-72,0, size 52: 64,5-72,5, size 54: 65,0-73,5, size 56: 65,5-74,0.

Attention! Given exact fabric consumption can be used only when pattern details are placed on a fabric sheet close to each other. All pattern details should be arranged on an opened fabric sheet strictly on grain in one direction, each pattern piece must be cut out only once.

• Multipurpose sewing machine;
• An iron with or without steam;
• Regular presser foot,  one-legged machine foot
• Teflon or walking foot;
• Wooden iron;
• Ironing desk or console table;
• Hand needle for basting;
• Machine needles Microtex №70-80 for the main fabric;
• Machine needles №70 for the lining;
• Paper scissors; 
• Scissors for textile cutting.

The pattern in your order will be in two print options:

1. For printing on A4/Letter. You need to print the pattern on a regular printer on A4/Letter sheets, then glue the sheets, cut the pattern and you can sew!

A test square for checking the A4/Letter print scale is located on the first sheet of the pattern file.

2. For printing on a large format plotter. 

A test square for checking the plotter scale is located on the pattern sheet.