Goldstream Peacoat by Thread Theory

£18.00

Goldstream Peacoat by Thread Theory

Ability: Intermediate to Experience

Suitable for Woven Fabrics

1 in stock

Sister Mintaka presents the Goldstream Peacoat sewing pattern by Thread Theory.

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.

Materials and Supplies

Main Fabric: Medium to heavy weight wools such a gabardine, tweed, hounds-tooth, worsted wool, boiled wool, wool coating

Lining: Lightweight lining such as silk, rayon lining. For a warmer coat choose soft, medium weight fabrics such as flannel, quilted lining materials, or brushed cotton. Consider using slippery materials for the sleeves and warm fabrics for the body.

Interfacing: Medium to heavy weight fusible or sewn-in interfacing. If your wool is very textured and fusible interfacing will likely have difficulties fusing to it, choose sewn-in interfacing to baste to the interfaced pieces.

Supplies: Universal Needle, regular thread, two 1/2″-5/8″shoulder pads, seven 1″ buttons

Classic variation: four 1/2″ buttons for epaulets and sleeve tabs
Casual variation: four 1/2″ buttons to blend with self fabric for removable hood

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