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{Another} Jalie City Coat 2680 {or two…}

Make 9 Goals by Skirt Fixation for 2021

Do you remember the Jalie City Coat we sewed in olive green stretch twill?  Well, that coat has seen constant wear by me and Allegra and Aria.  So it was time to make one {or two} more.

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

The only change we made from the last version was to remove 1/2″ width from the shoulders.  I had added 1″ for my very wide shoulders, but it turned out to be too much, and the shoulders stick out the tiniest when being worn.  Not like that has stopped any of us from wearing it all. the. time. however!

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

As much as I thought it didn’t get much more basic than an olive green tailored military style jacket, I think this one is right up there on the must-have basics too!  Just like the 1st Jalie City Coat 2680 I sewed, I made a hood on this one.

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

I used the City Coat pattern from Jalie.  Having made it once before, this time was even easier although the instructions were minimal.  Probably my favorite thing about this pattern is how beautifully finished the inside ends being.  Every singe seam is served (or finished) and topstitched down.  It really is a sharp looking jacket.  

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

I love how this jacket has the princess seams down the back as well.  It adds really nice shaping for a jacket and shares your figure from the back as well.  Many jackets have a boxy shape, but not this one.  The sleeves also are pieced, such a nice touch.

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

Here you can see I’ve styled the Jalie City Coat 2680 with a Union Street Tee, a knee length Salida Skirt, some Mountain Pose Leggings and a pair of Ecco slip on sneakers.

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

And here you can see I’ve styled it with a Cheyenne Tunic and a Runway Skirt.  The jacket pairs equally well with both…and a whole lot more outfits too!

Jalie City Coat 2680 sewn and reviewed by Skirt Fixation

Another feature of this jacket I really appreciate are the pockets.  They are constructed so well that they are nearly invisible if your hand isn’t in them.  They are inseam pockets on the first princess seam, not the side seam.  That really is the ideal place for a pocket on a jacket, and my favorite.

Now I’ve been teasing you by hinting that I made TWO of these Jalie City Coat 2680 at a time.  And I did!  The other one is the loveliest shade of aubergine, and you’ll have to head over to Minerva to see it.

Make 9 Goals by Skirt Fixation for 2021Yay!  We completed another item on our Make 9 in 2021 list!  Here are the links:

Jacket Pattern: Jalie 2680 City Coat

Jacket Fabric: Navy stretch twill fabric

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Audrey, a mom of 9, sews and blogs at Skirt Fixation, your home for everything skirt related! There's lots of other sewing goodness too...after all can't leave the boys out of sewing adventures! She also designs and sells pattern through Project Run & Play.

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