Folkwear - Paper Sewing Pattern - 112 Japanese Field Clothing

112 Japanese Field Clothing Sewing Pattern by Folkwear

The 112 Japanese Field Clothing sewing pattern by Folkwear offers an elegant, traditional design that celebrates the art of Japanese garment-making. This versatile pattern includes three distinct and functional pieces inspired by classic field clothing: the Hippari, Monpei (field pants), and a Padded Jacket. These garments offer comfort, practicality, and style, while reflecting timeless craftsmanship.

The Hippari is a hip-length jacket, with a front tie and traditional sleeve options for both men and women. The Monpei field pants are designed with pleats at the waist and roomy gussets for freedom of movement, while the Padded Jacket provides warmth and coziness with its traditional construction and unique curved sleeves.

This pattern is perfect for sewers who appreciate intricate, historical clothing design and wish to create authentic, comfortable garments with a distinct cultural flair.

 
112 Japanese Field Clothing Features:

• Hippari jacket with side tie and traditional sleeve options for men and women.
• Monpei field pants with pleats at the waist, gussets for movement, and elasticated leg hems.
• Padded Jacket with light outer layer, batting, and contrasting lining for warmth and style.
• Traditional construction techniques passed down through generations.
 
Available Sizes:
Misses 6-20 (Small – XLarge)
Men's 32-44

Skill Level: Intermediate

Fabric Suggestions:
For Hippari and Monpei: Medium-weight, tightly woven materials such as cotton, lightweight denim, or silk.
For Padded Jacket: Light to medium-weight cotton, silk, rayon, or lightweight wool.

Notions:
Hippari & Monpei: Fusible interfacing, 7" zip
Padded Jacket: Outer fabric, batting, short contrasting lining
Padded Jacket & Hippari: Traditional underarm openings for sleeve design
Buttons: 3/4" buttons for both styles

Folkwear Sewing Patterns

Folkwear provides sewing patterns that are based on authentic vintage and folk garments from around the world, with special focus on embellishment details, history, and honor of the garments and the cultures and times they originate from.

"We believe that sewing is made richer, and therefore more enjoyable, when you understand more about the garments you have been inspired to make - including their histories and cultures." - Folkwear

At Truro Fabrics we're a small, family-run business in the heart of Cornwall, UK. We love compiling our carefully chosen fabric collections and sharing beautiful products with our customers. All orders are lovingly wrapped in recycled tissue and re-purposed packaging, ready to arrive and be made into exciting creations.