This listing is for a PDF version. You will be emailed a link to the pattern upon checkout. 

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Rolled: for Sprucedale daily pickups 

A classic peacoat with modern options, this design is the perfect introduction to menswear tailoring as the detailed instructions will help you create a beautifully finished coat even if you are intimidated by sewing outerwear. The design includes a narrow double breast that sits nicely both buttoned and open.

Various details can be left out or included such as: epaulets, lined patch pockets, pocket flaps, an interior patch pocket, a removable hood (using buttons), and sleeve tabs.

This design is easy to fit with an optional slimming front dart and a center back seam. Few body panels make it relatively simple to sew and it is fully lined with detailed instructions on how to insert the lining and hand-sew the hems.

The Goldstream Peacoat would suit everything from a classic navy wool with fouled anchor buttons to a rustic tweed with leather closures.

This pattern, as part of the Parkland Casual Collection, is a modern slim-fitting design with athletic sizing. It is a classic garment that lends itself to creating the perfect casual, hand-made wardrobe for an active lifestyle.

PDF Sewing Pattern Includes :

• A detailed instruction booklet containing step-by-step instructions and diagrams
• A layered print-at-home PDF pattern on 79 pages (suitable for both Letter and A4 size paper). Print only the size you need!
• A projector compatible file with a 1" grid.
• A print shop PDF pattern suitable for 36" wide roll feed printers
• A print shop PDF pattern suitable for A0 paper

Browse the sew-along :

Sew the Goldstream Peacoat with Thread Theory! Let their fully photographed and detailed sew-along walk you through the process. You could also try your hand at tailoring by following along with their Tailored Peacoat series.

Would you prefer to sew one of the Thread Theory patterns in another language? They have a number of translated instruction booklets available to download from Dropbox.