Five unique shirt patterns for different historical and contemporary uses, offering variety for each day of the week
Detailed instructions for all views, including traditional 19th-century and modern western styles, ensuring accessibility for all skill levels
Includes historical information and tips for piped trim, smile pockets, and decorative yokes, enhancing authenticity
Available in both PDF and printed formats for flexible learning and sewing options
Sized for a wide range of men's and women's sizes, accommodating diverse body types
Summarized by Shop
Sizes: Women's XS-2XL; Men's XS-2XL
Here are five sewing patterns for shirts worn in the 19th century. Choose one of these traditional Western shirts for the cowboy or cowgirl in you, and sew up the five different variations for every day of the week: lace-front, square bib, shaped bib, contrast yoke, and traditional bull's-head yoke. Pat
Pattern Distribution Format
PDF, Printed
Skill Level
Beginner, Intermediate, All levels
Brand
Folkwear
Pattern Sizing System
Men's XS–2XL, Women's XS–2XL
Required Yardage
Varies by view and size (see pattern for details)
Recommended Fabrics
Light to medium weight fabrics such as chambray, cotton, calico, corduroy, flannel, denim, wool