Overalls for men with a slanting clasp

Electronic pattern for life-size printing on a home printer or large-format plotter. Can be printed on sheets of paper from A4 to A0.

Photos of sewn overalls for men according to this pattern were sent by my subscribers.

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Ekaterina Timonina (lilac jumpsuit): "I recommend the pattern of men's overalls with a hood. Excellent cut, everything turned out exactly, beautifully. I used a 2-thread footer. Thank you very much."
Jumpsuit made of fabric with drawings by Olenka Korotetskaya and sewn by Nastya Fonchukova:
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How to sew a men's jumpsuit with an oblique fastener according to a pattern

Contents of the instruction:

1. Pattern description.
2. What is included, what to sew from and how to download a jumpsuit pattern.
3. How to cut men's overalls with your own hands.
4. Seam allowances.
5. Sewing step by step.

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1. Description of the pattern

Sizes: 42-52 and 52-62 (the buyer receives all sizes of the selected gradation)

File format for download in order:

PDF in full size and without seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns of men's overalls for each size gradation you choose:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing difficulty level: easy - suitable for beginners learning to cut and sew. Sewing requires basic overlock skills, household overlock and a machine with an adjustable zigzag.

2. What's in the kit, what to sew from and how to download the overalls pattern

A set of patterns for men's overalls consists of:

(picture 1)

1. Shelf.
2. Back.
3. Sleeve.
4. Hood.

The pick-ups are cut out according to the pattern of the shelf.

Style and consumption of fabric for overalls

This style of jumpsuit is suitable for most male figures, with the exception of figures with a very large belly. The silhouette of the jumpsuit is loose.

An additional zipper line has been added to the details of the back, which will allow using the jumpsuit as pajamas.

Fabric consumption for overalls with a width of 180 cm will be 250 - 270 cm, depending on height and size.

For sewing, you may also need a "cuff" ("dovyaz"). The consumption of the cuff pipe will be about 25 - 30 cm, depending on the desired cuff width.

Lightning, to facilitate stitching, it is better to choose on a narrow braid and with medium-sized teeth. It is highly desirable to choose a zipper with two sliders ("dogs").

What to sew men's overalls from

Better than the footer, the fabric for overalls is hard to imagine.

Fleece can also be used, but due to the width of 150 cm, the layout on it will be inconvenient for beginners.

The hem and the inner part of the hood can be cut from a cooler of the same or contrasting color.

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3. How to cut men's overalls with your own hands

We choose the size not by the number, but by the desired volume of the product. Pg (an increase in the chest should be about 6 cm). Measure patterns before choosing a size!

Having on hand a ready-made jumpsuit pattern, before cutting, you should pay attention not only to the total length of the product, but also to the so-called "saddle length".

For overalls, it is better to measure it not as in trousers, but from the jugular cavity through the groin to the seventh cervical vertebra. Let me remind you that in trousers, the saddle length is measured through the groin from the waist in front to the waist in the back.

So, the length of the saddle (Dsed) of the jumpsuit should be free enough for the person to be able to sit.

Height is adjusted at the bottom.

If necessary, the legs at the bottom can be narrowed to fit your favorite trousers. It should be narrowed evenly and smoothly.

When adjusting the length of the pattern, do not take into account the cuffs - the overalls fit better if there are laps.

4. Seam allowances and cuff width calculation

When sewing clothes from a footer on an overlock, you do not need to add seam allowances. But, if you cut the detail of the right shelf for attaching the zipper braid, an allowance of 1 cm at the cut point is necessary (picture 2). The same applies to the fastener behind the back-ZP - add an allowance of 1 cm along the cut line.

Of course, in some cases, the zipper can be sewn to the shelf without cutting the part.

How to cut a jumpsuit according to a finished pattern

Layout (picture 3) does not look complicated, but if you cut the right shelf under the zipper, you will first have to cut out the left shelf and the “middle”, then the right shelf (solid).

And the rest of the details can be cut out two at a time, as with normal cutting.

Cuffs - strips of fabric are cut out of the dovyaz according to the measurements of Oz (wrist girth) and Osh (ankle girth). Width calculations are very simple:

Finished cuff width + 2 cm

5. Step by step sewing sequence

1. We start with the fastener on the left shelf. As mentioned above, the zipper braid can be sewn onto a solid top shelf or by placing it between the “left shelf” and “middle” parts. On the right shelf there is a zipper along the edge of the board.
2. It is advisable to make pockets only if you have experience. If there is no experience, then it is better to try to make a pocket on a piece of fabric. Markup - arbitrary - can be higher, can be lower. How to sew zip pockets
3. Stitch and fasten the sides. Iron.
4. If there is a fastener on the back-ZP, then the middle seam of the back and the seat of the ZP on the overlock are first ground knitted stitch. The seams are ironed and then the fastener is processed. The sections of the fastener should be swept over on the overlock and then the zipper should be sewn.
5. Then, stitch the shoulder seams with a reinforcing strip on the overlocker and iron.
6. Sew sleeve on overlocker without prewashing. Iron the seam.
7. Side-sleeve, step, bow-seat, hood seam - are ground on an overlock and ironed.
8. The hood is fitted to the neckline. The fit is "adjusted" by darts or pleats. Please note that darts or folds should not overlap at the top and bottom hoods. When all the estimates are made, the hood is sewn into the neck.
9. The cuffs are ironed in half and ground into a ring. The stitching seam is ironed out on the sleeve cushion.
10. Lastly, cuffs are sewn on the overlock.