The Tsar is the coat that becomes the centerpiece of your wardrobe: a distinctive cut and a collar that shows off.

If you sew it in gabardine with body, you get an overcoat with trench allure. If you sew it in medium-weight wool, you have a coat for the entire winter. The line is constructed with princess seams, the length falls above the knee, and the lining is thoughtfully designed.

What you will master: attaching the collar, making the pockets, assembling the lining, and working with thick fabric. This is a pattern with many parts, which requires precision.

Which fabric do you need: gabardine, medium-weight wool coat fabric, jacquard, or velvet with sufficient body. For the lining, a fabric that glides, especially for the sleeves.

How much dust:
Up to size 36: 2.30 m fabric and 1.70 m lining
Up to size 46: 2.80 m fabric and 1.80 m lining
Sizes 48 to 52: 3.20 m fabric and 2.20 m lining

Haberdashery: 11 buttons from 15 to 20 mm and 1 m of fusible interfacing for facings, collar, bottom hem, and sleeves.

Sizes: 34 to 52
Difficulty level: advanced
Language: the pattern and instructions are in French, with an English translation. Seam allowance of 1 cm included.

A video tutorial with step-by-step instructions is available.