This roomy pullover style shirt is traditional garb for cheesemakers in Roquefort, France, and a comfortable smock for your studio or daily outings. It is a popular sewing pattern choice for Medieval and Renaissance reenactors, as well as for making an everyday tunic-style shirt. Sized for men and women, the easy-sew smock features shoulder yoke, front placket, simple narrow buttoned neckband, and optional underarm gussets. Sleeves are gathered at the wrist into a buttoned band cuff. Includes multi-sized tissue pattern and sewing instructions. Suggested fabrics: Crisp medium-weight fabrics such as gingham, broadcloth, muslin, linen, silk, lightweight corduroy. Traditional smocks have small blue and white checks. Yardage chart (.pdf) This is the paper pattern.
Misses 6-20; Men's 32-46.
For information about how to size this garment up, visit our blog post on how to add width and length to this pattern.
