Women M (bust 93 cm)

Roman tunic pattern, women's size M (93 cm bust)

Historical Roman tunic, very easy to sew.

Roman tunic – Women M (bust 93 cm)
Full pattern with 1 cm seam allowance · 39 × 93 cm
1pattern pieces
2pieces to cut
≈ 2.5 ydof main fabric (60" wide)

Sewing instructions

General steps to sew this garment. Seam allowance is 1 cm (3/8") unless stated otherwise.

Supplies

  • Linen or light wool
  • Matching thread and the right needle
  1. Print the pattern at 100%, check the test square and cut the pieces following the cutting list. Transfer notches, darts and button marks.
  2. If you chose clavi, sew the decorative stripes before assembly.
  3. Fold the piece at the shoulders and sew the sides, leaving the armholes open.
  4. Finish the neck opening with a facing or hem.
  5. Hem: double-fold to the inside, press and topstitch or blind stitch.

Cutting list

PieceCutMaterial
Tunic2× on the foldMain fabric

Measurements used in this size

MeasurementValueHow to measure
Head circumference56.5 cmAround the head, above the eyebrows and ears.
Shoulder to elbow34 cmFrom the shoulder point to the elbow, arm slightly bent.
Shoulder width41.5 cmFrom one shoulder point to the other, across the back.
Biceps circumference27 cmAround the widest part of the relaxed upper arm.
Back length39.5 cmFrom the high shoulder point, down the back, to the waist.
Waist to knee60 cmAlong the side, from the waist to the knee.
Waist circumference75 cmAround your natural waist, the narrowest part of the torso.
Chest/bust circumference92.5 cmAround the torso at the fullest part of the chest, tape level.
Seat circumference101 cmAround the fullest part of the buttocks.
Hip circumference90 cmAround the hips, at the level of the hip bones.
Waist to floor105 cmAlong the side, from the waist to the floor, barefoot.
Waist to thigh28.5 cmAlong the side, from the waist to the thigh line.

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