10 FREE Jumpsuit Patterns

What is a Jumpsuit?

A jumpsuit is an all-in-one garment comprising trousers and a sleeved top in one piece, which is now a on-trend item in the fashion world. The life of the jumpsuit started as a protective garment, or uniform for parachuters and skydivers literally jumping out of planes. Pilots and professional drivers also adopted this outfit for their own lines of work. It made the transition into the fashion world much later on and is now a staple for many and can be found in a range of different cuts and fabrics.

High-street Jumpsuits

Here's a selection of on-trend jumpsuits available this season from the likes of Very, Oliver Bonas and George to inspire your next make!

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10 FREE Jumpsuit Patterns

We share a round-up of ten fantastic free patterns from around the web which suit all body shapes, vary in ability and are perfect for the approaching summer months! There's something for everyone in this collection, click the links below to find the pattern you love!

All At Sea Jumpsuit

How twee is this lovely striped summery jumpsuit? Originally seen in issue 83 of Love Sewing - this flattering elasticated waist playsuit features a comfy wrap front and wide cropped legs. Perfect for every occasion!

The Fern Jumpsuit

This smart casual jumpsuit would be a beloved addition to any wardrobe! From fabric legends Mood, this boho-chic design is belted for creating the perfect cinched waist, but loose and comfy with a stunning wide leg that gathers into an ankle cuff.

The Sewing Bee Jumpsuit

Taken from the book From Stitch to Style, this jumpsuit is a comfortable, easy-to-wear garment suitable for day or night and features a smart exposed zipper front. Wear it with small heels and co-ordinating accessories or, for special occasions, add killer heels, statement necklace and clutch bag.

Valley Jumpsuit

This cool and functional jumpsuit is the result of a collaboration between Pepperming and French patternmaker Raphaëlle Bonamy of Readytosew! With an elasticated waistband, front buttons and, of course, pockets, the Valley Jumpsuit will be your go-to for both work and play – all year round.

The Tie Front Jumpsuit

If you're looking for a tailored jumpsuit pattern with that little bit of extra detail, then this garment from Mood is just for you! Mood recommends you create this design from twill, but it also works brilliantly with Linen, Tencel and Jersey fabric also.

Tropical Faux Jumpsuit

Jump into summer with our amazing faux-jumpsuit pattern download! Create your garment from matching fabric or in separates for a completely different look.

The Forrest Jumpsuit

This stunning jumpsuit gives you the best of both worlds, pair with flats for an office look or with heels for a night out! Learn how to create puff sleeves, patch pockets and master topstitching with this pattern. The full button down front makes getting dressed a snap! Just pull on, tie the belt and you’re good to go.

Peppermint Jumpsuit

This stylish jumpsuit is the perfect cross-seasonal piece! Download the pattern, created exclusively for Peppermint by In The Folds and sew your own from chambray, cotton or linen.

The Palm Jumpsuit

The Palm Jumpsuit from Mood oozes class and sophistication and has been designed to carry your wardrobe from summer to autumn with lightweight layers. This patterns simple yet stylish design can be sewn in a variety of beautiful fabrics. From crisp linen to classic corduroy, styling your jumpsuit will be a breeze.

The Meadow Jumpsuit

Step back in time with this retro-inspired jumpsuit - we adore the combination of wide-leg flares and wrap V-neck body for an elegant and comfortable garment. Download your free pattern from Mood and boost your sewing skills!

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Happy Sewing,

Betty