Pattern for women's suit, model 4933 (Product code: 4933)

Rating:
Height (cm): ℹ️
Measure the vertical distance from the floor to the apical point. І
Chest circumference (cm): ℹ️
The tape should pass horizontally around the body through the protruding points of the pectoral glands and close on the right side of the chest. І
Waist circumference (cm): ℹ️
The tape should run horizontally around the torso at waist level. І
Thigh Circumference (cm): ℹ️
The tape is applied to the buttock points. The tape should run horizontally around the torso, in front along a flexible plate applied vertically to the abdomen to account for the protrusion of the abdomen, and close on the right side of the torso. І
Price: 52.00 грн
Seam allowances: No seam allowances
Pattern file format: pdf
To print : on A4 sheets
Pattern language: russian
Quantity:

You can see the available sizes of this model here

Women’s suit sewing pattern includes two pieces — an elegant jacket and a flared skirt. This classic suit combines femininity, comfort, and impeccable style. The jacket features a fitted silhouette with darts, a V-shaped neckline, button fastening, and stylish sleeves with decorative inserts. The mid-length skirt with inset panels ensures a perfect fit and freedom of movement. The set comes as a professional PDF sewing pattern ready for printing on A4 sheets. All parts include detailed size markings and assembly lines, making it easy to sew even for beginners. This suit is ideal for the office, business meetings, or special occasions. Its elegant design and precise tailoring highlight the figure and give confidence in every movement.

For sewing this model, we recommend using suit fabrics made of natural or blended fibers.

You will also need:

For sewing the jacket: fusible interfacing; lining; shoulder pads; wide decorative braid; 3 buttons; fusible web.

For sewing the skirt: fusible interfacing; lining fabric; invisible zipper; fusible web.

Cut:

According to the jacket pattern:

From the main fabric:

1. Center back – 2 pieces

2. Side back – 2 pieces

3. Side front – 2 pieces

4. Center front – 2 pieces

5. Facing – 2 pieces

6. Back neckline facing – 1 piece

7. Upper sleeve – 2 pieces

8. Under sleeve – 2 pieces

9. Cuff – 2 pieces

10. Pocket flap – 2 pieces

From the lining fabric:

1. Center back – 2 pieces

2. Side back – 2 pieces

3. Side front – 2 pieces

4. Center front – 2 pieces

5. Upper sleeve – 2 pieces

6. Under sleeve – 2 pieces

From fusible: facing, back neckline facing, center front, side front, pocket flap.

Add the following seam allowances: all seams 1 cm. Hem and sleeve cuff allowance – 3 cm.

Note: back and front lining pieces are cut without considering the width of the neckline facing and front facing.

According to the skirt pattern:

From the main fabric:

1. Center back panel – 1 piece

2. Side back panel – 2 pieces

3. Side front panel – 2 pieces

4. Center front panel – 1 piece

5. Back facing – 1 piece

6. Front facing – 1 piece

7. Skirt flounce – 2 pieces

From lining fabric:

1. Center back panel – 1 piece

2. Side back panel – 2 pieces

3. Side front panel – 2 pieces

4. Center front panel – 1 piece

From fusible: front and back facings.

Add the following seam allowances: all seams 1 cm, skirt flounce hem allowance – 2 cm.

Note: lining panels are cut without considering the width of the front and back facings.

If you purchased the PDF sewing pattern on our website and want to print it yourself, you need to correctly set up your printer. To ensure that the patterns are printed at the correct scale, follow these steps:

1. Make sure your printer is connected to your computer and works properly.

2. Open the PDF file with the sewing patterns purchased on our website.

3. In the print settings window, select A4 paper size (standard in most countries).

4. Choose the "Portrait" orientation for correct page layout.

5. Set the "Actual size" option to ensure true-to-scale printing.

6. Choose "Single-sided printing". Once everything is set, click “Print”.

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When stitching pieces together, make sure the notches match!

1. Fuse interfacing to the facing, back neckline facing, center front, and side front pieces.

2. Stitch the princess seam on the front. Press the seam open.

3. Cut a pocket stay from the main fabric, equal to the pocket opening length plus 1.5–2.0 cm on each side and 4 cm wide. Mark the pocket location on the front. Reinforce the pocket opening with interfacing. Fold the pocket flap lengthwise, right sides together. Sew the flap to the front along the lower marking line. Sew the stay along the upper line. Check that both seams are parallel from the wrong side. Cut the pocket opening, making small diagonal cuts at 1–1.5 cm from the end. Turn the flap and stay to the wrong side and adjust the corners neatly. Secure the ends with double backstitching. Topstitch the flap onto the stay along the seam.

4. Sew and press open the center back seam. Sew and press open the back princess seams. Sew and press open the shoulder and side seams of the jacket.

5. Sew and press open the shoulder seams of the back neckline facing and the front facing.

6. Apply an additional strip of fusible tape along the neckline edge. Place the facing right sides together with the jacket front, pin, and stitch along the front edges and neckline. Stitch from the front side, slightly easing the neckline. Understitch the seam allowance along the front facing at 0.2 cm from the seam (stop 3 cm before the lower corner). Turn the facing to the right side and press.

7. Sew and press open the elbow seam of the sleeve. Topstitch the decorative trim along the sleeve hem, parallel to the edge. Sew and press open the front seam of the sleeve.

8. Sew the cuff into a ring. Press open and serge the seam allowances. Serge the cuff’s lower edge, press it to the wrong side, and secure with fusible web. Make and press pleats as marked. Attach the cuff to the sleeve bottom, right sides together, and press the seam allowance upward.

9. Sew the sleeves into the armholes, matching notches. Attach the shoulder pads.

10. Assemble the lining by sewing seams and sleeves, leaving an opening in the center back seam for turning.

11. Sew the lining to the inside edges of the facings and neckline facing. Stitch the lower corner, trim seam allowances on curves, and press. Turn the garment hem to the wrong side and attach the lining along the hem.

12. Attach the sleeve lining to the cuff seam. Turn the jacket right side out through the opening, then close the opening with hand stitching.

13. Work buttonholes on the right front and sew buttons on the left front.

1. Fuse interfacing to the skirt facings.

2. Stitch the princess seams on the back skirt panel. Press seam allowances toward the center and serge. Repeat for the front panel.

3. Sew the left side seam from the zipper mark down. Press the seam open and overlock. Insert the invisible zipper under the seam allowance so that the teeth are not visible.

4. Sew the right side seam, press toward the back panel, and serge.

5. Sew and press open the right side seam of the facings. Assemble and serge the lining in the same way as the main fabric. Sew the lining to the lower edge of the facings. Join facings and skirt top edge, right sides together, and stitch. Understitch seam allowance to the facing at 0.2 cm from the seam. Turn facings to the wrong side and press. Fold the zipper slit allowance on the lining to the inside and sew it to the zipper tapes.

Overlock the lower edge of the lining, turn to the inside, and topstitch.

6. Sew the flounce pieces into a ring. Press open and overlock the seam allowance. Overlock the lower edge, press up the hem allowance to the inside, and secure with fusible web. Form pleats as marked, press, and attach the flounce to the skirt bottom, right sides together. Press the seam allowance upward and overlock.

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