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Ease required for coats

JennyNZ | Posted in Fitting on

Hi all,

I am about to start making a long rain/trench coat, based on a Burda magazine pattern from last year. 

As I grade up the standard sized Burda patterns I would like to know if there are any widely accepted ease guidelines.  The coat needs to have enough ease to go over a jersery or suit jacket.

I have made master blocks for tops, shirts, skirts and trousers but have never made a rain coat before.

Any ease guideline advice would be appreciated.

Thank you.

 

 

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  1. suesew | | #1

    A lot. Do you have a coat you can try on, close the front and pinch the ease under each arm. On mine I bet I have l0 -l2 inches and it does not feel too much.

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