The Pomona Pants and Shorts are elastic waist, high rise, and loose fitting. They feature no side seams and include patch pockets on the front or back. The waistband is created by folding over the top edge of the pants, which eliminates the extra bulk you would get from a separate waistband seam.
View A is a wide-leg, ankle-length sailor pant with one patch pocket on the back.
View B is a loose tapered-leg, ankle-length pant, also with one patch pocket on the back.
View C is the companion shorts to View A, with a 5” inseam and two patch pockets on the front.
This design was drafted for woven, non-stretch fabrics.
Sizing:
US 00–22
Hip: 86 – 130 cm (34″ – 51″)
View images for size tables and more information on sizing.
Sewing level:
Beginner/Intermediate
Fabric recommendations:
Woven non-stretch fabrics, such as cotton canvas, twill, medium- to heavy-weight linen, silk, or wool suiting.
Fabric Requirements:
150 cm / 60″ wide fabric:
View A – Wide leg pants: 160–274 cm (1 3/4 – 3 yd)
View B – Tapered leg pants: 160–274 cm (1 3/4 – 3 yd)
View C – Shorts: 114–160 cm (1 ¼ – 1 ¾ yd)
115 cm / 45″ wide fabric:
View A – Wide leg pants: 274 cm (3 yd)
View B – Tapered leg pants: 274 cm (3 yd)
View C – Shorts: 160 cm (1 ¾ yd)
See other Anna Allen patterns here
Pattern includes:
Sewing instructions with clear illustrations
Print-at-home pattern
Map + Key for print-at-home layout and page lists
Copy-shop pattern (US and A0 page sizes)
Notes:
Your digital (pdf) sewing pattern and instructions will be available for download immediately after purchase. If you have any problem accessing the files, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
This pattern is for your personal use only.
We can’t wait to see what you make! @indybindyfabrics #pomonapants
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