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Buy the Stacker Jacket sewing pattern from Papercut Patterns. A jacket of all trades, this is your everyday utility button-up in a cropped boxy fit. With a choice of flapped in-seam pockets or oversized patch pockets to carry all your essentials, the Stacker is fully lined and features a drop shoulder and a classic collar. It’s as versatile as a Swiss Army knife, really. Worn here with the Twist Pants.
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Suggested fabrics: Mid to heavy weight cottons, linens, corduroy, wools and blends.
Fabric requirements:
Main fabric: 140 cm (55") wide fabric: 1.7 - 2 m (1.85 - 2.2 yd) // 114 cm (45") wide fabric: 2.3 m (2.5 yd)
Lining: 114 cm (45") wide fabric: 1.35 - 1.6 m (1.5 - 1.75 yd)
Pocketing: 114 cm (45") wide fabric: 0.2 m (0.25 yd)
Sizing: 1 - 8 (approx. UK 4 - 20, based on our standardised size chart). Please also check the designer's size chart and finished garment measurements.
Notions: 0.9 m (1 yd) of 114 cm (45") wide fusing; four buttons, 2.5-3 cm (1"-1 1/4") diameter, plus optional two extra buttons for pockets; matching thread.
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I fell in love with the style of this jacket as soon as it was released. I really liked the huge pockets and the overall boxy shape.
I had this gorgeous pigeon wishes denim that I did a coin toss on trousers or jacket and it came up jacket so I got to work sewing it up. For the most part the instructions are good and it sewed up really nicely. Then it got to attaching the sleeve to the lining and the instructions may as well have been written in a different language for all the sense they made to me. Although, honestly I haven’t heard anyone else point out the issue so either everyone’s too polite to critique or my brain just got itself all muddled (most likely version).
I haven’t tried making one since but I’m intrigued to give it a go again and see if I was the problem or if it was the pattern. Either way I got a super cute jacket that I wear all the time, just with a twisted sleeve lining that’s always threatening to pop out. But I make it work.
This was my first lined jacket and it was a dream to make. Very clear instructions throughout. Several reviewers have pointed out the slightly short sleeves and although this is probably part of the boxy cropped design I would definitely add 2-3 cm next time.
I found the pattern to be true to size and made no fitting adjustments. It is meant to be boxy and generous, but a toile is always a good idea so you can get the best fit for your shape. I made my jacket with 12 oz twill and the weight of the fabric works well with the boxy design.
The instructions suggest horizontal button holes centred, but most jackets that I have seen use vertical button holes, which give a good and reliable alignment of the button into the centre of the button band.
An easy and stylish make!
This was my first lined jacket and it was a dream to make. Very clear instructions throughout. Several reviewers have pointed out the slightly short sleeves and although this is probably part of the boxy cropped design I would definitely add 2-3 cm next time.
I found the pattern to be true to size and made no fitting adjustments. It is meant to be boxy and generous, but a toile is always a good idea so you can get the best fit for your shape. I made my jacket with 12 oz twill and the weight of the fabric works well with the boxy design.
The instructions suggest horizontal button holes centred, but most jackets that I have seen use vertical button holes, which give a good and reliable alignment of the button into the centre of the button band.
An easy and stylish make!
I saved this on my Instagram Feed last summer when it kept popping up. I was thinking about using a drill /heavy linen type fabric as a summer jacket but other garments got in first and I really wanted to buy the fabric in person to make this.
However, I picked up this deadstock strokeable slightly furry coat weight fabric from a local shop in a brief shopping window in November and thought it a perfect match.
I was in between sizes but after some research decided to size down.
I did make a toile in some grey drill, something I shall take apart, add interfacing, and make up as a summer version, and the only change I decided to make was to add a cm to each side seam, just at the very bottom, on my hip, blending to nothing at the waist.
Many sewers have lengthened the jacket 2 or 4 inches or even to mid thigh (will be trying that one) but I didn’t touch the pattern length on this one.
It was an incredibly satisfying sew.
The instructions are superb. Everything went together like clockwork. I don’t remember a single tricky bit.
It's fully lined and that was fairly straight forward too!
There's lots more photos and details on my blog. Click here
Great jacket. Instructions are clear and easy to follow and the finished garment looks exactly as it does on the packet.
made mine from a wide whale corduroy with a lining and a wadding ( for warmth). Made as pattern except for omitting buttons on the lovely big pockets and replacing button holes with large poppers ( machine didn’t cope with thickness)
More details on my blog
https://sewwatts.wordpress.com/2020/11/09/papercut-patterns-stacker-jacket/
Highly recommended
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