Fitted Henley Shirt Sewing Pattern (PDF + Video Tutorial)
Create your own fitted Henley shirt with this detailed, step-by-step sewing pattern. This long sleeve Henley features a clean, athletic fit with a classic button placket, making it a versatile piece for everyday wear, layering, and technical apparel projects.
This pattern is beginner friendly and includes a full instruction PDF along with a YouTube video tutorial to guide you through the entire process.
YOUR ORDER WILL CONTAIN:
Printable Pattern (A4 / Letter):
Print the pattern at home on A4 or Letter-sized paper. Cut and tape the pages together to assemble your pattern.
Be sure to check scale before cutting your fabric.
Optional Large Format Pattern:
Includes a copy shop file (24" x 36" / A0 depending on your file).
This can be printed at most print shops for easy, no-tape assembly.
Always confirm scale before use.
Step-by-Step Illustrated Tutorial (PDF):
A detailed guide walking you through the full construction process, from cutting to final assembly.
Full Video Tutorial: A full video walkthrough is included to help you follow along visually.
📺 Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/CwrLb7GjydA
FEATURES:
• Classic Henley neckline with button placket
• Fitted athletic silhouette
• Long sleeve design
• Beginner-friendly techniques with professional results
• Designed for knit fabrics
• Clean, modern fit suitable for layering
WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
• 2 meters of waffle knit or piqué knit fabric
• 1.5 meters of knit ribbing
• Matching or contrasting thread
• 4–5 small buttons (1/2" (13 mm) or less)
• Fabric scissors, paper scissors, thread snips
• Measuring tape, ruler, chalk, pins, tape
• 0.2 meters fusible interfacing
• Optional: Hemming tape
• Sewing machine with a zig-zag stitch function
• Recommended: Serger
NOTES:
• This is a digital download, no physical product will be shipped
• Seam allowances are included in the patterns
• For best results, use light to medium weight knit fabrics with moderate stretch
• Check the size chart before printing and sewing
• Ensure scale box is correct on printed patterns
