THIS IS A PRINTED PAPER PATTERN ON GOOD QuALITY PAPER  (NOT TISSUE)

The Style Arc Hendrix Coat is a striking contemporary coat pattern featuring an eye-catching panelled design that allows you to showcase beautiful fabrics or create dramatic colour-blocked effects.

This loose-fitting coat combines modern styling with practical details, including angled patch pockets, dropped shoulders, long two-piece sleeves, and a button or snap front closure. The bound neckline, hem, and sleeve edges give the coat a clean, professional finish, while optional topstitching can be used to highlight the distinctive panel lines.

Designed to work beautifully in a wide range of fabrics, the Hendrix Coat can be transformed from a casual everyday jacket in linen to a luxurious statement piece in velvet, wool, or faux fur.

Pattern Features

• Loose-fitting coat design
• Complex panelled construction
• Ideal for colour blocking
• Long two-piece sleeves
• Dropped shoulders
• Button or snap front band
• Bound neckline, hem and sleeve edges
• Angled patch pockets
• Optional feature topstitching
• Multi-sized nested pattern
• Printed on quality paper (not tissue)
• Seam allowances included

Fabric Suggestions

• Wool
• Linen
• Faux fur
• Velvet
• Other medium-weight coating fabrics

Fabric Requirements

Single Fabric Version (148cm / 58" Wide)

• Sizes 4–18: 2.50m (2.75yd)
• Sizes 20–30: 3.00m (3.30yd)

Colour Block Version

Colour 1

• Sizes 4–10: 1.15m (1.25yd)
• Sizes 12–18: 1.35m (1.50yd)
• Sizes 20–30: 1.75m (1.90yd)

Colour 2

• Sizes 4–30: 0.90m (1.00yd)

Colour 3

• Sizes 4–30: 1.10m (1.20yd)

Fusible Interfacing

90cm (36") Wide

• All sizes: 1.00m (1.10yd)

Trims Required

• 7 × 18mm (28L) buttons or snaps
• Fusible interfacing for front band and pocket facings
  • Approx. 1m (39") long × 30cm (12") wide

Ideal For

• Statement coats
• Colour-blocked garments
• Contemporary outerwear
• Linen jackets
• Winter wool coats
• Velvet evening coats
• Creative dressmaking projects

Skill Level

Suitable for intermediate to advanced sewists. The multiple panels, bound edges, and two-piece sleeves make this a rewarding project for those looking to develop their garment construction skills.