Parka jacket, pattern №399

Parka jacket, pattern №399

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PDF sewing pattern of down-bed coat.

The price is for each size. You can buy only each size separately.

Pattern in your order will be in two print versions: by printer (on A4 sheets) and by plotter (on large-scale sheets)

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The size of this pattern is from 38 to 52 ( it's Russian sizes, see size chart )

The pattern in each size is in three ranges of height: 158-164, 164-170, 170-176 cm.

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Sizes

size 38, height 158-164
size 38, height 164-170
size 40, height 158-164
size 40, height 164-170
size 40, height 170-176
size 42, height 158-164
size 42, height 164-170
size 42, height 170-176
size 44, height 158-164
size 44, height 164-170
size 44, height 170-176
size 46, height 158-164
size 46, height 164-170
size 46, height 170-176
size 48, height 158-164
size 48, height 164-170
size 48, height 170-176
size 50, height 158-164
size 50, height 164-170
size 50, height 170-176
size 52, height 158-164
size 52, height 164-170
size 52, height 170-176
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Parka jacket pattern. Jacket of moderate volume, the silhouette is tapered to the bottom, with the length to the middle of the thigh, lined and insulated, with a hood. The shoulder line is extended by 4,4-5,8 cm (it depends on the size of the product). Central fastening with a zip, decorated with inner and outer windproof plackets. The outer placket is attached, with a fastening of 4 loops and 4 buttons. In the upper part of the front, there is a slanted slit welt pocket with fitted ends. There is a clasp button fastening on the inner side of the welt. In the lower part of the front, there are slit welt pockets, with fitted ends, and with a flap. There is a clasp button fastening on the inside of the flap. The Back has a fitted yoke and a central seam. The hem has an asymmetrical shape, the centre of the front is shorter than the centre of the back. On the front and back, along the waistline and hem, on the inside of the garment, there is a drawstring that adjusts the fit with a cord and stoppers. The cord is directed to the wrong side of the product through eyelets located on the side seams. There are full length sleeves with downside and elbow seams. The sleeve is completed with an inner knitted cuff. The round neck is finished with a hood. The hood is of moderate volume, with a central part and a wide facing on the front edge. On the side part of the hood, there is a drawstring that adjusts the fit with the help of a cord and stopper. The ends of the cord are directed to the front side through eyelets located at the level of the chin.

Eases added to a pattern, cm:

Constructive ease (Ec)* Bust-line = 22 cm. Hips-line = 28.5 cm. Shoulders = 13,8 cm (for all height in the sizes 38-46) and 14.8 cm (for all height in the sizes 48-52).

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.

EF=EC-EP

We used 200 g/m2 density insulation material for our garment.

Ease of package was 5.0cm (Ep)* (may vary depending on a type of insulation material).

Ease of freedom (Ef) Bust-line = 17.0 cm. Hips-line = 23.5 cm. Shoulders = 8,8 cm (for all height in the sizes 38-46) and 9.8 cm (for all height in the sizes 48-52).

Garment Length Measurements, cm:

Size	38	40	42	44	46	48	50	52
Finished back length along the center back	90,9-93,4	91,1-96,1	91,3-96,3	91,5-96,5	91,7-96,7	91,1-96,9	92,1-97,1	92,3-97,3
Finished sleeve length	61,8-63,7	62,1-65,8	62,4-66,1	62,7-66,4	63,0-66,7	63,4-67,1	63,7-67,4	64,1-67,8

Fabric suggestion:

Main fabric. We recommend using trenchcoat and jacket fabrics for this garment; trenchcoat fabrics with a membrane; trenchcoat, jacket fabrics with soaked in a waterproof impregnating agent.

We recommend using synthetic fibre lining for membrane fabrics, synthetic, blended and natural fibre lining for trenchcoat and jacket fabrics.

Lining fabric. As lining for the front pockets, we recommend using fleece fabrics with the density of 190 gr/m2.

We recommend using faux fur with small and medium pile height as lining for the upper back and hood lining details.

For cuff details, we recommend using knitted fabric with stretchability coefficient 0,80 - 0,85, of medium density or dense, e.g. jersey, ribbing fabric, rib knit fabric, and ready-made cuffs.

To insulate the product, we recommend using new generation synthetic insulators with a protective layer on both sides, for example, ISOSOFT 34 200 g/m2.

Interlining. For better sewing quality, we recommend the use of adhesive interlining. To duplicate the details, you will need fusible interlining with a density of 39 g/m2 and a width of 150 cm. The density of the interlining should be chosen depending on the density of the main fabric. In this garment, additionally, we used a non-adhesive edge stiffener with a density of 90 g/m2 and a width of 90 cm.

Amount of Fabrics (in metres):

Size	38	40	42	44	46	48	50	52
Shell fabric, width 140 cm	2,45	2,50-2,60	2,55-2,60	2,60-2,70	2,65-2,75	2,75-2,80	2,80-2,90	2,85-2,95
Lining, width 140 cm (ALL LINING DETAILS)	1,55-1,60	1,60-1,70	1,65-1,75	1,70-1,75	1,75-1,85	1,80-1,90	1,85-1,95	1,90-1,95
Lining, width 140 cm (option with faux fur)	1,25-1,30	1,30-1,40	1,35-1,40	1,40-1,45	1.45-1,50	1,45-1,55	1,50-1,60	1,55-1,60
Faux fur, width 140 cm	0,55
Insulation 200 gr/m2, width 140 cm	1,95-2,00	2,00-2,10	2,05-2,15	2,15-2,25	2,20-2,30	2,25-2,30	2,25-2,35	2,35-2,45
Jersey/rib knit, width 140 cm	0,15
Non-fusible edge strengthener, density of 90 gr/m2, width 90 cm	0,30
Fusible interlining, density of 39 gr/m2, width 150 cm	0,10
Hat cord, diameter of 3 mm	2,25	2,30	2,40	2,45	2,55	2,65	2,70	2,80
Flat or round cord, width 0,5– 0,7 cm	1,10				1,15

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.

Notions:
1.      Button with a diameter of 12,5- 15,0 mm - 10 pcs.
2.      Detachable zip of Type 5, length 70 cm - 1 piece.
3.      Non-detachable zip of Type 5, length 12 cm - 1 piece (sleeve pocket).
4.      Eyelets (diameter 5 mm) - 10 pcs.
5.      Plastic retainer (stopper) with 2 holes - 4 pcs.
6.      Plastic retainer (stopper) with 1 hole - 2 pcs.

Pattern is given with seam allowances.

Detailed sewing instruction with step-by-step photos of sewing is attached to the pattern in the kit.

Degree of difficulty - "Advanced".

For sewing you will need the following equipment:

1. Universal sewing machine;
2. Iron with or without steam;
3. Standard (two-arm) presser foot;
4. Single-arm presser foot;
5. Taylor’s hem for ironing or wooden iron;
6. Ironing table or console;
7. Hand needle for basting;
8. Machine needles microtex (extra sharp) # 80-90 for the shell fabric;
9. Machine needles # 75-80 for lining fabric;
10. Paper scissors;
11. Scissors for fabric cutting;
12. Press for inserting notions and outlets for buttons and eyelets depending on the diameter.

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.