These trousers have been everywhere this season with people reporting making six or more pairs. So I am surprised to find they have not yet been reviewed here.

The design is similar to the Closet Core Pietra pants with two outer front pieces overlapping to integrate a pocket. They have a barrel shape and elastic all round the waist.

They were super easy to cut and sew. I did add length in the crotch, front and back, remembering also to lengthen the side piece. I forgot to do the piece making the inside pocket but, since this is covered up, I was able to insert an extra slice where it didn't show.

The fabric is the lovely Korean cotton from Sewing Sanctuary. I am hoping they stock more of that in future.

This is a great pattern; one of the classics.
Medium to heavyweight fabric was specified so I went for it with a cream 13oz denim from my stash which worked a treat. I used a lighter weight linen for the pocket bags, lining and zip accoutrements and that was all good. Careful measurement suggested that I did not need to make crotch adjustments but I did add seven centimetres to the length and was glad I had done that. Cut, over locked and interfaced the relevant pieces before taking it all to a sewing day for construction.

The pattern is super clear, covers all the steps and there is also a Tessuti sewalong which goes through the unusual but very successful way of dealing with the waistband (really a facing) and zip construction. It's ingenious and reduces bulk. I found other videos on line too.

Working in inches when I am used to cm was slightly challenging. The pattern also calls for different seam allowance widths and these need to be accurate in order to avoid visible stay stitching and to ensure catching in the pocket facings. These could be tacked into place once positioned. I did feel that Step 18 should have included an instruction to sew the fly shield to the left front after pinning it as, at a later stage, this turned out to have been done. It was included in the video though.

As usual, I needed to make a note of needle positions I was using for topstitching two lines of thread and I couldn't find the elastic measurements at step 38 which were stated to be "included in the pattern" That was an easy fix.

It's quite a job of work but I feel I have a pair of trousers to last a lifetime. Well done, Tessuti.

I get more compliments on this dress than any other I have made. It is so simple to make and very versatile. I am only 160cm in height so I would make it 5 cm shorter when I make another. I made mine in a Made Milk solid blackberry coloured viscose which was worth every penny! I like it for work as it is not too formal but it can be dressed up or down.

Bought the pattern a while ago and finally got round to making it using this lovely printed viscose I picked up recently. Very comfortable and good length. Pattern instructions are minimal, though there is a tutorial on their site for the invisible zip, so some sewing experience is required. Pattern did have handy visual guide to how the pieces fit together which I liked. Can see this becoming a summer staple and making more in future.

Ive made this as a blouse and it comes out beautifully every time. The one pictured is in a super light cotton lawn.

The pattern is well drafted with great instructions and is really satisfying to make as you create such a beautiful finish.

The neck sits flat, like being hugged!

This is my go to blouse pattern, it is quick, easy and always turns out well.

Like the other reviewer I shorten the bodice and narrowed the neckline. I dont always gather the sleeve and this makes it a bit smarter.

Ive made it in lawn, linen and poplin and they all wear well. Come autumn I'll try it in a knit or jersey.

So comfortable but still look great.

Ive made two sets, this one I narrowed the legs slightly for a slimmer feel.

The pattern is designed well for really lightweight fabrics so there's enough support for the pockets.

I adjusted the seat for my flat bottom but they'd have been fine without.

A fantastic freebie which uses so little fabric, comes together well and has some nice touches like the neckband to make a lovely finish. I made the bubble shape but then took the hem elastic out again on one and it still looks pretty.

I absolutely loved making this dress, the instructions were well written and the pattern fits together like a jigsaw. It had a few elements which were a challenge, like the neckband, but thats what made it fun as a project instead of a quick throw together.

It doesn't fit quite like the pictures but I think I put my waist ties in the wrong place and I cant wait to make another and correct my mistake.

The dress is amazingly comfortable on, Im wondering about a softer or heavier weight fabruc for an autumn version.

I really like this, the sleeve adds drama and its easy to adjust and hack.

I made one in a lightweight French terry as per the pattern but prefer my second where I added length to the sleeve and the cuff and shortened the body. This one was in a medium ponte roma and its is so comfy but looks smart.

The pattern works, comes together well and I can see myself making more of these.

I love this pattern! The binding makes it super forgiving if you’re inpatient at sewing like me. It’s a really lovely fit and shape. The binding on the outside looks amazing, I’ve had loads of compliments.
It’s also really satisfying to see it all coming together straight away which you don’t get with overlocking.
LOVE! I’m going to make so many more!

The fit is great and the instructions are excellent. If you have a high hip/waist ratio you may need to pull in at the waist slightly (which I have to do on all patterns). I went with the one zip option and added a tab with button on the other side to keep the double zip look. I highly recommend this pattern if you're looking for wide leg trousers or dungarees. I've already made the trousers and am thinking there must be room in the wardrobe for another pair of dungarees!

I love this pattern. It came together really quickly and without too much difficultly. Making the pocket was slightly tricky so i did a little test on some scrap fabric to make sure i had it right before sewing. I love how it came together in the end.

I love this pattern. My previous two have long sleeves in a French Terry. This is one for warmer weather. Made in viscose jersey. I modified the short sleeves making them somewhere between a straight and flutter.

Adored the pattern
Clear instructions
Went up a size from small to medium while retaining the small dart placement and length for the sleeves and body for the small size
No trouble with facing perfect fit
Received multiple compliments