Have you already entered into autumn with a weatherproof outfit? If you're still looking for the perfect all-rounder, then you've come to the right place. We have a windbreaker for you, with all design options for you to decide. You always cut a fine figure with this pullover anorak in the transition period and cleverly stow away small things in the pockets. With the material selection, creativity knows no bounds – from denim to oilskin or nylon fabrics, nothing is impossible. And should the sun happen to come out, you can stow the whole jacket in the breast pocket using a clever folding technique – so you'll always have it handy when the weather gets nasty again.
Tipp: Reflective elements such as piping, patches or fluorescent sewing thread are always an eye-catcher in the darker months of the year. Labels, color blocking and a great hoodie cord also go great with the pattern. And before you know it, the anorak will be your new favorite piece.
Note: We classify the project in the category of experts. Depending on which shell fabric you choose, the difficulty level will vary, of course. Nylon, for example, is a little trickier to work with than, say, denim. No matter which variant you choose in the end, the pattern is designed for non-stretch fabrics.
Important: Our sizes cannot be compared with ready-to-wear sizes. It is very important that you take your measurements before you start.
How to take measurements:
It is best to take your measurements directly on your underwear. Wear a bra that fits. The waist band should not be too tight around the waist (it must still be possible to adjust it).
Women's size chart, full body length 172 cm
Pattern pieces
Shell fabric:
1: Upper front, 1 x on fold
2: Lower front, 1 x on fold
3: Hood, 1 x on fold
4: Back, 1 x on fold
5: Sleeves, 2 x
6: Facing (hood), 1 x on fold
7: Pockets (side seam pocket), 2 x
8: Pocket pouch (chest), 1 x on fold
Pocket flap (chest): 12 x 35 (35) 36 (36) 37 (37) cm (incl. 1 cm seam allowance)
Cotton fabric:
7: Pocket pouch (side seam pocket), 2 x
9: Pocket pouch (chest), 1 x on fold
Note: Trace the facing for the drawstring / hood in part 3 as extra pattern piece = part 6.