The Boxy Jacket is a relaxed, oversized jacket designed with simplicity and resourcefulness in mind.
It’s refreshingly straightforward — no endless cutting or head-scratching required. Each step is logical and easy to follow, so you can focus on the creative part: choosing your fabric, sewing at your own pace, and enjoying watching it all come together.
Perfect for using vintage quilts, old blankets, or second-hand fabrics you’ve fallen in love with, the Boxy Jacket features a clean silhouette with generous proportions made for everyday wear. It’s a minimal-waste design that uses fabric efficiently and thoughtfully.
Rooted in the ethos of using what already exists, this pattern celebrates creativity, sustainability, and the beauty of giving lost fabric a new life.
Lea –
l’ve been waiting for months for this pattern to be released. The #boxyjacket is everything I could dream of. The oversized fit and the big pockets are so comfy.
The instructions were very easy, so I made the whole jacket in one day. The fabric I used was a vintage wool blanket from my grandma and for the placket etc. scraps from a thrifted a dyed bedsheet.
Alejandro (verified owner) –
Thank you for all the work you did to make this pattern. It was easy to follow and required minimal adjustment. It has been one of my favorite quilt coats I’ve tried thus far!
Jamie Maestas (verified owner) –
I love the youthful look of this quilted jacket. The fuzzy collar and short fit creates a fresh style to the typical quilt coat. I made the full length jacket like the one above, which is plenty cropped for me. I easily printed this pattern on 8×10 paper and taped it together without any difficulty. The instructions are easy to follow and the cut has limited fabric waste. I love how this pattern leaves room for creative choices. I can’t wait to make another jacket.
Molly Blum (verified owner) –
I have made two boxy jackets so far, one with a thrifted fuzzy blanket and one with a quilt. They have both turned out SO CUTE! The pattern is refreshingly simple while still being descriptive enough for an adventurous beginner. I was waiting for this pattern’s release and was not disappointed!