Pattern cutting · Dressing gown
Made-to-measure dressing gown and kimono pattern
The dressing gown and the kimono aren't available in the studio yet. We'd rather tell you here than sell you a pattern we haven't yet tested.
The made-to-measure dressing gown or kimono pattern isn't yet among what the studio can draft to the standard it demands. Its T-shaped construction, its overlap and its belt are drawn, but they haven't yet been sewn up as a toile: until a toile has validated them, we don't sell them.
Made to measure, piece by piece
Why a dressing gown & kimono pattern to your measurements changes everything
A dressing gown looks simple and isn't quite. The overlap has to stay covering when you walk, the neckline has to hold without gaping, and the cut-on sleeve pulls at the shoulder if the ease is badly distributed. That's checked on fabric, not on a screen.
In the meantime, the studio drafts garments built on proven bases: the T-shirt, the sweatshirt and the jumper, the front-buttoned shirt and blouse, the dress. If it really is a dressing gown you want to sew, tell us: that's what moves it up our work list. No credits are taken for this family.
In the meantime
What the studio drafts instead for now
- T-shirt
- Knit sweatshirt and jumper
- Front-buttoned shirt and blouse
- Dress
Not yet
We don't sell what we can't yet draft
This family will join the studio when its pattern is accurate, not before. In the meantime, discover the families we draft today — or write to us: knowing what you want to sew is what decides the order of our work.
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