Sports Luxe fleeces and hoodies

I wrote a previous post about the current Sports Luxe style, with some patterns for ‘designer’ sweatshirts.
How about some designer style for your fleeces and hoodies 😀

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Pullover Tops

Cutting Line 2 x 4.

”cuttingline2x4”

Great Copy Yukon Pullover

”great-copy-yukon”

Great Copy Cascade Mountain pullover

”great-copy-cascade-mountain”

Jalie 2212 half-zip fleece pullover

”jalie2212fleece”

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Jackets

Christine Johnson Travel Trio Two jacket.

”cj-travel-trio-2-hoodie”

Hot Patterns Classix Nouveau Sportive Skirt Suit.

”hp-sportive”

StyleARC Maggie jacket

”stylearc-maggie”

Jalie 2795 zip-front hoodie

”jalie2795hoodie”

From the Big4 there’s new Butterick 5698.

”b5698”

McCall’s 5538 and McCall’s 5252 are both yoked styles for pullovers and jackets with hoodie options. And McCall’s 4261 is for a classic gym/ sports wardrobe.

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Something a little more unusual

Shapes Four Good Measure top
(One pattern piece, with one shoulder seam and one side seam.)

”shapes-4-good-measure”

Shapes Nine Lives vest

”shapes-9-lives”

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Interesting. I often don’t pick patterns for raglan styles as I don’t wear them myself. This time I wasn’t deliberately avoiding them, as I think of them as classic for the sports style. But I haven’t found many.

If you’re still dubious about this style : YouLookFab has a new post about ‘loungewear‘ including sweat pants and hoodies.

Use high quality fabrics and trims for a casual Sports Luxe look. Or a modern shine/ sheer/ sequin fabric for a party version of the style. What is your favourite way of feeling and looking relaxed 😀

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Patterns and links available December 2011

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6 Comments on “Sports Luxe fleeces and hoodies”

  1. Carol Says:

    Do you know of any fleece hoodie patterns for children? Would appreciate some help. Love reading your blog! Thanks

    • sewingplums Says:

      I don’t keep up with children’s patterns and there are many small specialist companies, but these styles are easy to find from big companies.
      At least one from Jalie and McCall’s.
      Several at Kwik Sew
      and see The Rainshed for active outerwear patterns.

  2. ejvc Says:

    Fun! I am now thinking about a wonderful piece of wool gauze that I have — I’ve been wondering, but perhaps it wants to be a hoodie?

  3. Chris Says:

    thanks for this post – I’m fantasizing about making a nice hoodie that actually fits me!


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