THIS IS A PHYSICAL PRINTED WHITE PAPER PATTERN

The Style Arc Milan Woven Pants combine comfort and contemporary style in a relaxed wide-leg design that is perfect for everyday wear. Featuring an easy pull-on elasticated waist, these trousers offer a flattering silhouette without compromising on comfort.

Designed with inverted front pleats and back darts for shaping, the Milan Pants sit smoothly through the waist and hips before falling into a stylish wide leg with a deep hem finish. Side pockets add practicality, while the drawstring waist allows for an adjustable fit.

The ankle-length design pairs beautifully with trainers, sandals, or boots, making these trousers a versatile addition to any handmade wardrobe.

Perfect for linen and cotton fabrics, the Milan Pants are ideal for warmer weather, holidays, and effortless everyday dressing.

Pattern Features

• Wide-leg trousers
• Ankle-length styling
• Pull-on design
• Elasticated waistband
• Drawstring waist tie
• Inverted front pleats
• Back darts for shaping
• Side pockets
• Deep hem detail
• Comfortable relaxed fit
• Multi-sized nested pattern
• Printed on quality paper (not tissue)
• Seam allowances included

Fabric Suggestions

• Linen
• Cotton
• Linen blends
• Lightweight woven fabrics

Fabric Requirements

148cm (58") Wide Fabric

• Sizes 4–10: 2.00m (2.20yd)
• Sizes 12–22: 2.25m (2.50yd)
• Sizes 24–30: 2.50m (2.75yd)

Trims Required

• 4cm (1½") wide elastic
• Drawstring cord or tie fabric

Ideal For

• Casual everyday wear
• Holiday wardrobes
• Linen sewing projects
• Comfortable summer trousers
• Relaxed contemporary styling
• Capsule wardrobes

Skill Level

Suitable for confident beginners and intermediate sewists. The elastic waist and pull-on construction make these an enjoyable project with a professional-looking finish.

This pattern is from an Australian company - they DO also sell downloads, so if you are non-UK or prefer to print your own, please purchase direct from the Style Arc website

You will also find the very detailed size chart, reviews and even details of a tutorial on the above link (the blue one!)