Classic collar with stand and front button placket for timeless style
Cuffed sleeves with short sleeve option for versatile wear
Curved hemline and optional pleated or unpleated back for personalized fit
Relaxed fit with both pointed and band collar options for comfort and style
Includes both A4/US letter printed instructions and A0 copy shop and projector files for flexible use
Summarized by Shop
The Jensen Shirt Sewing Pattern is the ultimate button-up pattern featuring all the traditional details. It includes a classic collar with a stand, a front button placket, cuffed sleeves, and a back yoke. The relaxed fit ensures comfort while maintaining a polished look, with a slightly longer curved hem in the back. Choose between short
Pattern Distribution Format
Printed, PDF
Pattern Sizing System
Men's 2XS–4XL
Recommended Fabric
Lightweight to medium weight wovens (cotton, linen, silk, oxford, poplin, denim, flannel)
Required Notions
Interfacing (0.3–0.5 m, 0.4–0.6 yd), Buttons (11 for long sleeve, 7 for short sleeve), Sewing thread
Skill Level
Intermediate
Pattern Length
25–28 pages (A4/US letter), 2 sheets (A0)
Summarized by Shop
4.7
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Love this shirt! 👕
The pattern was really well written and illustrated, as per other WbM patterns I've used. Sizing is spot on and the fit is perfect. I'm really pleased with the finished shirt, and I'll be making more!
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Stephen · 5 days ago
Lovely shirt
I only had to make one alteration, shorten the long sleeves by 2 inches. I have started a short sleeved linen version.
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Valerie · July 10, 2026
Great Shirt
The shirt is a similar pattern to a McCalls men’s shirt. I made both the Jensen and the McCalls. The WBM pattern was and is my favorite. The PDF printed perfectly. I usually wear a medium but noticed that many patterns fit a bit snugly, so I went with a large. It fit like a glove. Also, the instructions were easy to follow and I put the shirt together with only the written instructions, no video help needed (maybe I’m just getting good at the sewing thing). In any event, the Wardrobe By Me Jensen shirt is my favorite shirt pattern, and I’m looking forward to more patterns from them. As a side note, the Jensen shirt paired up nicely with the Pikes Vest.