1931 Housecoat Robe. Chest 112 cm (44")
This pattern is an authentic early 1930s men's housecoat, featuring a shawl collar. The front includes inside pockets, and the sleeves are finished with turned-back cuffs. The coat can be closed with decorative corded fastenings, as shown in the 1931 illustration. Alternatively, you may choose to make a fabric belt to tie in a simple knot at the front. For fabric selection, consider printed silk, medium-weight jacquard, light wool, or satin. Adding a contrasting shawl collar can further elevate the sophistication of the garment.
For these body measurements, for a 'belly figure', where the waist is larger than the chest:
| Chest | Waist |
|
112 cm (44”) |
114 cm (45”) |
This offer is for a printed paper pattern.
Also available as a PDF pattern- link
Includes:
- 1.5 cm (5/8") seam allowances added.
- Original notations on the pattern pieces are in German and English.
- Guide with original information and written instructions*, in English only.
- Links to our online library of helpful sewing references.
- Printed on 40 GSM semi-transparent paper.
*Previous sewing experience is required, because the instructions are without diagrams.
All enquiries are welcome. If you would like to assess the suitability of this pattern for your skill level, please email me to request the guide for item ID-14537 using our Contact form.
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