Men’s sweatpants sewing pattern & step-by-step instruction

Men’s sweatpants sewing pattern & step-by-step instruction.

The Matthew sweatpants are a comfortable, relaxed fit and tapered legs with ribbed hems. They feature an elasticated waistband and side pockets.

Sizes of a pattern of men’s sweatpants available:  XS-S-M-L-XL-2XL

Suggested fabrics:

Use a medium-weight (300-370 ms), minimal stretch knit fabrics with 15 percent to 25 percent stretch. The fabric may contents 3 to 8 percent spandex (Lycra) or elastane, then the fabric will have better stretch and recovery. French terry, sweatshirt fleece are good choices

Lining fabric for pockets: cotton jersey.

For cuff: rib fabric

Supplies:

• Matching color threads
• Two 3/8 inch (1 cm) (inside diameter) grommets/eyelets with the corresponding tool for installation.
• 2 piece of 1 x 1 inch (2.5 x 2.5–cm) lightweight woven or weft insertion fusible interfacing
• ¼-inch (6 mm)-wide drawstring cord or ribbon as long as your waist, plus 20 inches (50 cm).

The sewing pattern for men’s sweatpants is a digital PDF pattern that can be downloaded upon purchase. This is a SEWING PATTERN and not a ready-to-wear product. 

This pattern includes layers so that you can only select the size you want to print. Therefore, you need Adobe Reader. 

If your computer does not have this program, you can download it for free from the official website and install it.  Adobe Reader is a completely free program.

CONTENT men’s sweatpants sewing pattern:

1. Print only the size you need with “Layers” (only available via Adobe Reader (latest version)).
2. Pattern pieces already include seam allowances
3. Step-by-step instruction
4. Sized to accommodate both A0, A4 and Letter sized papers. Print only the size you need with “Layers”.

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© 2021 Tatyana Abramova

This sewing pattern and instruction is for a single user only. The buyer  may print a personal copy. But it should not be reproduced or transmitted in any way, including printing or digital form.

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