PATTERN < HANBOK > SHIRT

Printed in large format and ready to use, our patterns are designed to make your job easier. The pieces do not overlap, and seam allowances are included and clearly visible, allowing you to cut directly into your pattern without spending time tracing everything. We also include lots of sewing anecdotes and tips to help you successfully complete your project.
Our paper patterns are delivered in their < disclothed > paris cardboard sleeve, so you can store and keep them neatly in your workshop. The layout has been optimized to use as little paper as possible 🌱

You also receive :

• A < disclothed > paris woven label made in southern France
• A technical sheet including the cutting plan and QR codes linking to the digital assembly range and the full tutorial video

In a hurry? Choose our PDF patterns : we put just as much care and love into these as we do into our paper patterns (ease of use, sewing tips, etc.), but they have the added advantage of being more affordable and landing directly in your inbox as soon as your order is confirmed. You’ll receive them in A4 or A0 (large format) if you want to send them to your printer. A US Letter version is also available for American printers. If you’ve never used a PDF pattern before, we’ll explain how it works here.

You’ll also receive a technical sheet including the cutting plan and QR codes linking to the digital assembly range and the full tutorial video.

Find all the steps for making the < hanbok > shirt in our illustrated assembly range as well as in our tutorial video right here

• Master the straight stitch on your sewing machine
• Finish your fabric edges with a zigzag stitch
• Sew neat buttonholes by machine
• Apply interfacing to fabric
• Sew a facing
• Sew a double hem

The < hanbok > shirt is suitable for those who have already completed a few sewing projects. If you are a beginner, it is preferable to start with small accessories like our < 90's > scrunchies or our < holly > dog bandana.

• Know how to thread your machine and perform basic settings (stitch length and selection)
• Master the concepts of right side/wrong side of a fabric and straight grain
• Know what a notch is and how to mark one
• Understand and master the backstitch

6 to 7 hours.

That said, sewing isn’t a race ! The final result will depend a lot on your patience… So to keep it enjoyable, we recommend working on your project over two separate days : one day for preparing all the pieces (cutting your pattern and fabric), and another day for sewing and assembling everything on your machine.

Seam allowances are always included and visible on our sewing patterns. They are 1 cm here

• Cotton batiste, which is light and strong, will be perfect for this model. In general, we recommend a woven fabric (not knit), with a light to very light weight (80 to 150g/m²)
• Cotton is ideal for the desired “Japanese-inspired” look, but linen, chambray, tencel, or even silk can also work perfectly

• a sewing machine equipped with a buttonhole presser foot (normally included with the machine)
• fabric (see fabric consumption below)
• fusible interfacing, 50 x 70 cm
• 3 buttons
• a pair of paper scissors
• a pair of fabric scissors
• an iron
• a box of sewing pins
• a hand sewing needle
• a chalk pencil or tailor's chalk
• a seam ripper, just in case

Please note, always allow 5-10% more than what we indicate in this table - depending on your fabric's ability to shrink.

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