Sewing the ROMAN overcoat: video tutorial for mastering welt pockets, inlays and lining

Want to sew a timeless overcoat or a structured coat?

Discover our video tutorial for sewing the ROMAN overcoat, a piece that can be adapted to your desires: available in two lengths, with several collar, pocket, and sleeve finish options, you'll never tire of making variations of this beautiful pattern.

Ranging from an intermediate to advanced level depending on the chosen finishes, ROMAN allows you to work on several sewing techniques, described in this video which covers all the steps for the cross-over collar version with piped pockets and sleeve cuffs:

• the piped pocket,
• attaching a collar tab,
• flat lining assembly,
• creating a box pleat,
• constructing a two-part fancy collar.

The model is full of sewing details that give it its character and will allow you to create a garment with very high-end finishes: the removable collar tab (emblematic of English overcoats and very gentleman farmer-style outdoor jackets), the different sleeve hem options (casual with a wide cuff or more elegant with a buttoned tab), and 2 collar finishes. The choice of fabrics will further personalize the style of your overcoat.

Thanks to this step-by-step video, you can follow the main construction stages and calmly approach the techniques of this lovely sewing project.

The ROMAN overcoat pattern is available here:
👉 ROMAN overcoat sewing pattern – Maison Fauve

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