Simplicity 5630 1982 Misses’ Lined Semi-Fitted Jacket Pattern (Sz 12)
3 vintage jacket styles with collars & patch pockets classic & tailored
$2.00
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Sew a timeless wardrobe staple with Simplicity 5630, a vintage 1982 sewing pattern for Misses’ size 12. This pattern includes a set of fully lined, semi-fitted jackets with front patch pockets, button closures, and pleated long sleeves for a tailored look.
Choose from three classic collar styles:
View 1: Notched collar
View 2: Turn-back lapels
View 3: Soft shawl collar
Ideal for crisp, structured fabrics like wool, corduroy, gabardine, suede cloth, and firm silk types, these jackets offer a vintage silhouette that’s still stylish today.
📏 Size Included: Misses 12 (1982 vintage sizing—check measurements)
🧵 Suggested Fabrics: Wool & wool blends, flannel, gabardine, linen types, suede cloth, firm silks, corduroy, velveteen, mohair
📎 Notions: Thread, interfacing, shoulder pads, one ¾" button
📦 Condition: Pre-owned, factory-folded with moderate envelope wear and faded instructions from age.
Ships via USPS Ground Advantage in 1–2 business days with tracking.
💡 Sewing Tip:
When working with thick fabrics like wool or corduroy, use a walking foot to feed layers evenly and avoid shifting. Steam-press seams open with a pressing cloth for a crisp, professional finish.
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