Create your classic fitted T-shirt with a choice of five necklines, six sleeve lengths, and three body lengths, designed for jersey fabric. The T Shirt sewing pattern come in sizes 0-24 / 30-54 with the following features:

• Color PDF pattern printable on paper formats Letter, A4, A0, and separate projector file
• Fitted Silhouette
• Slim sleeves
• Five necklines
• Six sleeve lengths
• Three body lengths
• 90 possible combinations

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T Shirt pattern description

Use the Wardrobe Builder T-shirt sewing pattern to create a fitted T-shirt with multiple options. Mix and match from five necklines, six sleeve lengths, and three body lengths to create up to 90 unique T-shirt combinations.

Skill level 1/4

The wardrobe Builder T-shirt is a wardrobe essential and easy-to-sew project. The instructions feature detailed descriptions with illustrations, and the sewing pattern is designed for individuals with beginner sewing skills. 

 What materials you need for the Wardrobe Builder T Shirt

• Jersey fabric with 15-20% stretch*
• Sewing thread

*Single jersey, rib, or other knitted fabrics with 15-20% stretch in cotton, rayon, polyester, silk, Modal, or Tencel. The fiber will affect the fit of the T-shirt. 

T Shirt sewing pattern features

• Layers for each size
• Trimless pages
• Fully illustrated instructions
• Metric and imperial measurements
• A4, and letter paper format in color (29 pages)
• A0 printshop format in color (2 pages)
• Projector file in color
• Seam allowances

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