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PDF Pattern Men's shirt

Trevi

A straight-silhouette shirt with a button fastening, a turn-down stand collar and short sleeves. Two patch pockets sit on the chest.

Man wearing the Trevi shirt in beige linen, shown next to front and back technical sketches
46–60 Sizes included (S–5XL)
1.30–1.50 m Main fabric, by size
7 Pattern pieces
1 cm Seam allowances included

A short-sleeved shirt with a stand collar

A straight silhouette shirt with buttons fastener, a turn-down stand collar and short sleeves.

There are patch pockets on the front in the chest area.

What you'll need

Suggested materials

  • Natural fabrics are well suited for sewing the shirt: cotton, linen
  • Fabric width used throughout this tutorial — 1.50 m (1 5⁄8 yd)

Also needed

  • Buttons — 6 pcs
  • Interfacing — 20 cm (7 7⁄8″)

Fabric requirement by size, for fabric width 1.50 m (1 5⁄8 yd)

Size 46–48
S–M
50–52
L–XLMOST PICKED
54–56
2XL–3XL
58–60
4XL–5XL
Main fabric 1.30 m
1 3⁄8 yd
1.40 m
1 ½ yd
1.50 m
1 5⁄8 yd
1.50 m
1 5⁄8 yd

Pattern pieces already include 1 cm (3⁄8″) seam allowances. When purchasing fabric, please account for shrinkage and buy 5–10% more than required.

Cutting list

Specification

Pattern piecePcs.
Main fabric
1 — Front2
2 — Back with a fold1
3 — Sleeve2
4 — Top collar with a fold + interfacing1
5 — Under collar with a fold + interfacing1
6 — Stand with a fold + interfacing2
7 — Pocket2
Diagram of the seven numbered pattern pieces for the Trevi shirt

Pattern pieces — tap to zoom in

Interfacing Top collar (4), under collar (5), stand (6). Interface the placket for buttonholes and buttons on the front pieces (1), and the pocket allowances (7).
Total ease allowances Chest 18 cm (7 1⁄8″), waist 30 cm (11 7⁄8″), hips 13 cm (5 1⁄8″), shoulder 8 cm (3 1⁄8″).
Cutting layout

Layout of parts on fabric

Main fabric, width 1.50 m (1 5⁄8 yd), shown for sizes 46 and 60

Size 46 (S)
Main fabric cutting layout for the Trevi shirt, size 46

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Size 60 (5XL)
Main fabric cutting layout for the Trevi shirt, size 60

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Step by step

Sewing instructions

23 steps in four stages, from the plackets to the final press.

Plackets

1 step
  1. 1

    Press the plackets to the wrong side on the front pieces (1) by 3 cm (1 1⁄8″) and again by 3 cm (1 1⁄8″).

Pockets

9 steps
  1. 2

    Press the upper allowance of the pocket (7) by 1 cm (3⁄8″) and then by 3 cm (1 1⁄8″).

  2. 3

    Stitch the upper corners of the pocket. Fold the allowances over the right side and stitch.

  3. 4

    Turn it to the right side and press the side and bottom seams to the wrong side.

  4. 5

    Topstitch the pressed upper seam allowance. Check the prepared pockets if they are even and symmetrical.

  5. 6

    Using the pattern, mark the location of the patch pockets on the front pieces. Pin and stitch with two lines at 0.1 cm (1⁄16″) and 0.5 cm (3⁄16″) from the edge.

  6. 7

    Place the two front pieces (1) on the back (2), stitch and overlock the shoulder and side seams. Press seam allowances to the back.

  7. 8

    Overlock the bottom of the shirt and press it to 2 cm (¾″).

  8. 9

    Stitch the bottom corner of the placket along the hemline. Fold it to the right side and stitch along the pressed hem line. Turn out and press.

  9. 10

    Topstitch the bottom of the shirt.

Collar

6 steps
  1. 11

    Place the under collar (5) on the top collar (4) and stitch along the short sides and the collar roll line. Turn out and press them flat.

  2. 12

    Topstitch along the collar at 0.5 cm (3⁄16″) from the edge.

  3. 13

    Press one of the stand pieces (6) with an allowance of 1 cm (3⁄8″) for stitching it into the neck.

  4. 14

    Place the collar between the stand pieces so that the stand with the pressed seam allowance lies right together with the top collar. Stitch the stands along the entire length, cut out the allowances and turn them to the right side. Press.

  5. 15

    Pin and stitch the lower unironed stand with the collar into the neckline from the wrong side of the shirt. Press the seam allowance towards the stand.

  6. 16

    Pin and topstitch the pressed seam allowance of the second stand from the front side at 0.1 cm (1⁄16″) from the edge, continuing this stitch along the entire perimeter of the stand. Press.

Sleeves and finishing

7 steps
  1. 17

    Stitch sleeves (3) along the edges, overlock them. Press seam allowances to the back.

  2. 18

    Press the bottom of the sleeves at 1 cm (3⁄8″) and then at 3 cm (1 1⁄8″), topstitch. Press.

  3. 19

    Press the bottom of the sleeves at 1 cm (3⁄8″) and then at 3 cm (1 1⁄8″), topstitch. Press.

  4. 20

    Topstitch along the shirt, along the entire armhole at 0.5 cm (3⁄16″) from the seam.

  5. 21

    Press the collar along the fold line.

  6. 22

    Mark the location of the buttonholes and buttons on the placket and front stand. Make the buttonholes and sew on the buttons.

  7. 23

    Give the garment a final press.

The shirt is ready!
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