Sleeved Back-Tie Smock Apron
Plan a sleeved smock apron with a continuous front, two pockets and rear ties at the neck and waist. PDF pattern prepared after purchase.
First Release: drafting begins after purchase. This design has not yet been drafted, sewn or fit-tested. Final sizing, measurements and print layouts are confirmed during preparation; contact us before ordering to check suitability.
- Recommended fabric
- Woven
- Instruction language
- English
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Full pattern details
Prepared after purchase. Digital delivery within 1 business day. Two short rear ties close this planned sleeved smock apron at the neckline and waist. Its loose front continues to an above-knee hem without a waistband or gathered skirt, with two broad pockets for everyday household or studio tasks.
A continuous body with a tied back opening
- Modest rounded neckline and gently flared continuous front
- Extended shoulders with separate loose sleeves ending below the elbows
- Closed side seams and a full center-back opening
- Two small rear tie closures, one at the neck and one at the natural waist
- Two front patch pockets with slightly rounded lower corners
- Narrow binding at the neckline, back opening, sleeve ends, hem and pocket edges
- No waist seam, gathered skirt, front button opening or side ties
Rust-terracotta cotton with small cream sprigs shows the same sleeved view from front, back and pocket detail. The rear opening reveals an opaque charcoal top and trousers underneath. This order covers one sleeved apron view; a sleeveless bib apron, ruffles, embroidery transfers and matching kitchen accessories are not included.
Fabric and coverage planning
A washable, opaque cotton woven is the starting direction. Test the print and binding for shrinkage and color transfer together, and sample the pocket edge to avoid unnecessary bulk. The small sprig print is a fabric-selection idea, not a supplied textile design.
The English guide will address sleeve assembly, clean bound edges, the two rear closures and reinforced pocket corners. Make a sample over the clothing you intend to wear beneath it. Check shoulder balance, reach through the sleeve tubes, arm and elbow room, coverage through the back opening and comfortable tie positions. The neck tie should hold the opening gently rather than tighten the neckline. This is an everyday textile apron with no specialist protective-performance claim.
The side-tie cobbler apron has open sides and no sleeve tubes. The nurse pinafore and canteen apron set uses a gathered waist and a different back fastening. This smock instead develops one continuous body with closed sides and a two-level tied rear opening.
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Your digital order
Your $25 USD order covers preparation of a PDF sewing pattern and an English sewing guide for the design described here. Drafting begins after purchase. This First Release has not yet been drafted, sewn or fit-tested. Make a complete fitting sample before cutting your final fabric.
The final size chart, finished measurements, material quantities, print formats, layouts and PDF page counts will be confirmed during preparation. Please contact Sewlore before ordering to check your measurements and project suitability. Custom fitting is not included.
We will email your download link within 1 business day of payment, Monday to Friday, by the end of the next business day in Istanbul time (UTC+3). Files are not available for instant download. No finished garment, fabric or printed paper pattern is shipped. Read our pattern preparation and delivery details.
Images are design previews, not photographs of sewn or fit-tested garments. Styling garments, footwear and other objects are not included.