Basic vest Too warm for a coat, but too cold without? That's the key to the new trend piece: the vest.

Jersey, also known as tricot, is a knitted cotton fabric, usually with a percentage of elastane. Its light and soft feel makes it the most commonly used fabric for T-shirts. It can also be used to sew sweatpants, hats, dresses, and much more.

Basic blouse shirt The basic blouse shirt is a very versatile cut. It has a casual cut and immediately catches the eye with its rounded hems. The neckline can be sewn with either a round or a V-neck. The blouse closes with a small button or a bow at the neck. It is available in three different lengths: shirt, tunic, and dress...

We love the oversized trend. It's casual, looks good, and is really comfortable to wear.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

The pattern includes sizes 32-48. This set consists of a color A0 sheet and detailed, illustrated sewing instructions as a printed A4 brochure. Because the pattern is printed on a single sheet, some of the pattern pieces overlap and must be copied. Seam allowances are not included in this pattern.

We wanted a true classic for our wardrobe. A shirt or dress that we could wear all year round, that would always look good, and that would fit slim but not be skin-tight.

Emma is an elegant polo shirt with a modern cut, featuring a V-shaped neckline with an overlapping placket. The shirt's contours are slim but not tight, flattering the figure and skillfully accentuating the feminine shape.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.

Jersey, also known as tricot, is a knitted cotton fabric, usually with a percentage of elastane. Its light and soft feel makes it the most commonly used fabric for T-shirts. It can also be used to sew sweatpants, hats, dresses, and much more.

This cuff is significantly lighter than the solid ones. It's ideal for delicate edging or shirt necklines. The cuff is nicely stretchy but also retains its shape. It's ideal for thinner fabrics like jersey or viscose.