How To Make Anorak Jacket Adaption Pattern With Notes

Anorak Jacket Adaption

Making an anorak jacket—a type of hooded, pullover jacket typically made from water-resistant fabric—can be a rewarding project.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create your own anorak jacket.

Materials Needed:

Fabric:

Outer Fabric: Water-resistant or waterproof fabric like nylon, polyester, or a treated cotton canvas (approximately 2.5 to 3 yards depending on size).

Lining Fabric: Option all, but can use fleece, cotton, or polyester for warmth (same amount as outer fabric).

Zipper: A heavy-duty zipper for the front (6-12 inches for a half-zip anorak).

Drawstrings and Cord Stops: For the hood and hem.

Elastic: For cuffs, if desired.

Thread: Heavy-duty, matching the fabric.

Velcro or Buttons: For closures on the pockets or cuffs.

Sewing Tools:

Sewing machine

Scissors

Pins or clips

Measuring tape or ruler

Fabric chalk or marking tool

Iron

Seam ripper (optional)