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*As far as I know, a shearling jacket is more about the fabric (shearling leather) rather than the design. This one is in the style of bomber with buttons.

Reference garment: BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Shearling Bomber Jacket

Bodice: Loosely based on Burgo leather jacket (p270).

Sleeve: Burgo men shirt sleeve (p254). Followed by a simple 2-piece modification.

Collar: Kershaw "shaped convertible collar with hidden stand" (p227).

Fabric: Leather. Knit rib for waistband and cuff. For the collar, I just use wool because fur is render-only in Clo.

Not recorded: "layer clone under" to help adding more volume. Buttons. Topstitches.

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Footnotes:

#1 this value determine the undearm-level which affects the amout of armhole ease. If your are drafting for real life consider lowering the underam-level (more armhole depth) for more comfort and ease of movement.

#2. I draw to perpendicular baseline first as a guide to be extra precise. MD user don’t have baseline feature, so just eyeball it.

#3. Instead of lowering the biceps-level (increasing the sleeve-cap height), you can also widen the sleeve. It is normal for a sleeve-cap to be slightly longer than armhole. This is for better shape and comfort. You can omit this for stretchy fabric, or if the sleeve is very wide/baggy.

#4. I follow Myoungok et al – Add 30% to 3 inch of lower front and back, 50% to 3 inch of upper front, 55% to 3 inch of upper back. Maybe unnecessary for small-sleeve-cap ease like this but I do it every time else I’ll forgot how to do it.

#5 The width must be reduce a bit for ribbed cuff. Omit if using non-stretchy fabric.

#6. Instead of fullness-point tool, you can use the fullness-line tool to shape the pattern, whereby you don’t need the slash lines. I’m old so I do it the old school way.\

#7. Note that in real life, the waistband and cuff is 2 fabric thick because they are folded.

#8. Leather garment usually have lots of panels because is it harder and expensive to source large size of leather.

Seamly2D file. The folder name is "Thomas - Burgo - Leather Jacket 241007"

3D files (link expire after a month).

Files

Previews only

Drafting Shearling Jacket, Clo, Marvelous Designer

THIS IS NOT A TUTORIAL. Recording of initial basic draft only. Turn on caption or check transcript to see my notes. Files available for purchase. Cgtrader: https://www.cgtrader.com/products/shearling-jacket Sketchab: https://skfb.ly/prAXI Patreon shop: https://www.patreon.com/user/shop/shearling-jacket-521921?u=86972837 Commentary and footnotes: 00:00 preview 00:09 bodice draft 09:24 tracing and fitting the bodice 14:34 sleeve draft 21:26 tracing and fitting the sleeve 30:33 cuff 33:36 two-piece sleeve modification 36:42 collar 51:01 front extension 54:08 waistband 58:40 panels

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