Merchant & Mills : The Camber Set Top & Dress Pattern
A simple dress with tapered A-line silhouette and short fitted sleeves for an easy-wear classic.
Features 2 versions – Dress or T-shirt, suitable in a variety of woven fabrics with some drape.
Skill Level: Beginner
Sizes: This is a multi-size paper pattern that comes in two size ranges, please ensure your selection reflects desired fit.
*See images for more sizing information and fabric requirements.
Suggested Fabrics: light to mid weight wovens such as linen, cotton, chambray, seersucker, tencel, 5oz denim.
Seam allowances are included in the pattern at 1.5cm, unless otherwise stated.
Merchant & Mills
Merchant & Mills is a UK-based company celebrated for its beautifully curated range of high-quality fabrics, sewing patterns, and expertly crafted notions. Founded in Rye, East Sussex, Merchant & Mills champions a minimalist and functional approach to garment making, emphasizing timeless style and craftsmanship. Known for its thoughtfully designed patterns and sustainable fabric collections, the brand empowers makers with tools and materials to create durable, elegant, and practical clothing. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned sewist, Merchant & Mills inspires creativity with an ethos of quality and simplicity.
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