Nagano is a unisex children’s jacket pattern with a slightly oversized, comfortable fit, a stand collar, and raglan sleeves. Fully zipped at the front, it features pockets in the side seams and optional zipped patch pockets. Its style, inspired by outdoor clothing, lends itself to countless combinations of fabrics, colors, and contrasts.
A cozy, functional outdoor jacket to customize as you wish.
Available in sizes 3 to 12 years.
Intermediate to advanced
What you’ll learn with this pattern: inserting a zip, applying bias binding, sewing pockets, sewing raglan sleeves.
Fabrics & Supplies
Fabric suggestions
- Body, sleeves, and outer collar: fleece, sherpa, softshell, sweatshirt fabric, denim or heavy corduroy, wool fabric.
- Pockets and inner collar: lightweight nylon fabric, pinwale corduroy, flannel, poplin.
Materials
- Standard or elastic binding
- Lightweight fusible interfacing
- Separating molded plastic, metal, or nylon zipper (coil zipper) for the front opening.
- Optional for zippered patch pockets: non-separating molded plastic, metal, or nylon zipper, or zipper by the yard.
Designed to be sewn in a knit fabric (fleece, sherpa, sweatshirt fabric, etc.), this pattern is also suitable for woven fabrics.
Zippers: prioritize zippers of the correct length. Otherwise, choose a slightly shorter zipper for the center front and slightly longer zippers for the pocket openings.
Contents of the pattern
- Bilingual French/English tutorial
- Multi-size pattern sheet. On this pattern the pieces do not overlap.
Seam allowances are included in the pattern.








































