The iconic piece of the bohemian wardrobe, halfway between a jacket and a cover up, the Nage Libre jacket is ideal for curling up after a swim when nightfall. A straight sleek cut, with a large collar that emphasizes the neck and bust, raglan sleeves flared and cropped, modernized by the back yoke detail that rejuvenates the silhouette. Available in a long version below the knee or in a short version that is flush with the hips, with or without the collar, it can be reinvented according to your choice of fabrics and your visions.

Sewing Level: intermediate

UK Size: from 8-24(34 to 52), for a height of 1m 65.

The seam allowances are included and are 1 cm.

SIZE

Emilie is wearing Nage Libre in UK size 8,(36...)

Supplies:

- Fabric for a width of 140 cm:
Fabric long version:
6-10 (34-38): 200 cm
12-14 (40-42): 240 cm
16-24 (44-52): 260 cm

Lining long version:
6-10 (34-38): 140 cm
12-16 (40-44): 150 cm
18 (46): 170 cm
20-24 (48-52): 210 cm

- 100 cm of fusible interfacing G700
- If you want embellished your seams: 4 m of decorative pipping

Fabric short version:
6 (34): 140 cm
8-14 (36-42): 180 cm
16-24 (44-52): 200 cm

Lining short version
6-8 (34-36): 100 cm
10-18 (38-46): 120 cm
20-24 (48-52): 145 cm

Choice of fabric: This will depend on if you want a very supple or more structured look. You can sew your jacket in viscose, cotton sateen, crepe or light to medium weight jacquard, fine wool, fine gabardine, between 120 à 300 Put iron on interfacing on the bottom of your bust and sleeve pieces with 3 cm high strips.