Pattern cutting · Jumpsuit
Made-to-measure jumpsuit pattern
To get a made-to-measure jumpsuit pattern, start from a photo of the garment you like: the studio reads its bodice, its waist and its leg length, then drafts the pattern for this one-piece garment, based on your body measurements, ready to print with its sewing instructions.
Made to measure, piece by piece
Why a jumpsuit pattern to your measurements changes everything
The jumpsuit is one of the hardest pieces to find in your size in the shops, because it combines two fits: the top and the bottom. The total length, from the top of the shoulders to the crotch, has to match your body, or the jumpsuit pulls or sags. We start from your body length, your waist, your hips and your inside leg; the crotch depth is estimated, which is why a toile, tried on sitting down, is essential for this piece.
The studio drafts the jumpsuit in its flowing version: a soft bodice joined at a waist seam, a trouser bottom with straight legs, with or without set-in sleeves depending on the garment in the photo. The truly body-hugging jumpsuit and the one-piece kimono sleeve aren't in the catalogue yet — we'd rather say so than offer a rough approximation.
Two close relatives share the same page: the playsuit, with short legs, and dungarees, on their own bib base. In all three cases, it's the torso length, from shoulder to crotch, that decides comfort: too short, the piece pulls at the seat; too long, it sags at the waist.
You receive a pattern to print at actual size, seam allowances included, markings and grainline shown, with step-by-step sewing instructions. These designs can't be adjusted in the studio: their pattern is drafted once, to your measurements. Make a toile to check the balance.
What the studio covers
Possible cuts
- Flowing cut
- Set-in sleeves or sleeveless
- Straight-leg trouser bottom
- Adjustable waist height
From photo to pattern
How to get your pattern for jumpsuit
- Step 1
Share your inspiration
A photo of the garment you like: a shop, social media, your wardrobe. That's your starting point.
- Step 2
Enter your measurements
A standard size or your real body measurements, entered once and reused for all your patterns.
- Step 3
Receive pattern and instructions
A pattern drafted to your measurements, to print at 1:1 scale, with its step-by-step sewing instructions, checked before they're sent.
- Step 4
Adjust it in the studio
On the designs that allow it, adjustments in the studio (ease, length…) are free, as many times as needed.
Questions we're often asked
Questions about the pattern for jumpsuit
Can I get a jumpsuit pattern from a photo?
Yes, with your body measurements: the photo shows the top, the leg length and the sleeves. The studio works out whether it's a jumpsuit, a playsuit or dungarees, and drafts the pattern to your measurements.
What measurements do I need for a made-to-measure jumpsuit?
The eleven body measurements we ask for: height, bust, waist, high hip, front length, back length, neck, shoulder length, arm length, upper arm and wrist. For this garment, also give your inside leg and thigh: they're optional, and otherwise estimated from your other measurements.
Can it be adjusted afterwards in the studio?
These designs can't be adjusted in the studio: their pattern is drafted once, to your measurements. That's why the toile counts double for this piece.
Should I make a toile?
Yes, a toile is recommended: cut it from an inexpensive fabric with a similar body to your good fabric, or from a knit with similar stretch for a knit garment. On a jumpsuit, it checks the torso length, from shoulder to crotch, the one that makes a jumpsuit pull or hang right: sit down in it.
Get started
Your jumpsuit pattern, cut for you
Start from the piece you love, give us your measurements, and let the studio turn it into a pattern for your figure. No subscription, with free adjustments on the designs that allow it.
Create my pattern for jumpsuitPay-as-you-go credits, no subscription · Free adjustments depending on the design