#adamspant

Adams Pant

From $17
Pattern No. 401

The Adams is our take on a classic painter's pant. Generously fit through the hip and thigh with options to choose between a darted or elasticated back. We recommend sizing up or down for a more relaxed or fitted look.

 

Our patterns come in PDF format for use at home, copy shop or projecting with both size ranges included.

Features

- Higher rise, top of waistband should sit 1" to 1 1/2" below natural waist

- Five Pocket Styling

- Slight cropped hem

- Choice of button or zip fly closure

- Choice between darted or elasticated back finish

Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Notions/Tools

Button Fly Option : x5, 3/4" (19mm/30L) buttons


Zipper Fly Option : x1, zipper DD SIZING sizes 0 - 12 = 6", sizes 14 - 20 = 7" / JJ SIZING sizes 16 - 24 = 7", sizes 26 - 34 = 8"


1 ½” Elastic (optional)


Thread in matching colors


Heavy thread for DECO stitch and button application


Mid weight interfacing 1/2 yd, Pocket lining 1/2 yd


Marking tool


Zipper foot

Fabric Usage & Measurements

See measurements Here.

FABRIC RECOMMENDATION

For best results choose a woven fabric; denim/twill/canvas for a more structured look or poplin/viscose/tencel/textured cotton for a more relaxed look. However, we believe you can make everything out of anything, feel free to contact us for advice if you're feeling adventurous.

SIZE & FIT

This pattern is available in 2 size ranges; DD 0-20 and JJ 16-34

Alexandra is wearing a size 16 from the DD size range in 9oz duck canvas, View A with zip fly. Her measurements are; 43"/34.5"/45.5" at 5'4"

Doriana is wearing a size 28 from the JJ size range in 10oz denim, View A with button fly and size 28 from the JJ size range in seersucker plaid, View B with zipper fly. Her measurements are; 55"/47"/60" at 5'8"

Read our pattern reviews here.

See our guide to printing PDF files here and our body measurement guide here.

Sold for individual use and not for commercial or manufacturing purposes.

Click on flats above to print and plan your project.
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