Vintage Prima 1990 women's jacket sewing pattern, old retro model, rare

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Description

This document, visible in the photo, is a vintage sewing pattern published by Prima magazine, titled "SUPER OUVRAGES" (SUPER WORKS). It is a pattern for a women's jacket, a straight cut with a notched collar, displaying an elegant design typical of the early 1990s. The cover, protected in a plastic sleeve, features a photo of a model wearing a light beige jacket, accessorized with a patterned white shirt and brown trousers. The full-page illustration highlights the understated and chic style of the period.

The pattern is referenced for sizes 42, 46, and 50, as indicated on the front. Clearly visible are the printed instructions regarding the amount of fabric needed, notions (buttons, thread, shoulder pads), as well as a technical diagram of the jacket model in the bottom left corner. The printing shows the publication month: October 1990, confirming the authenticity of the period.

The visual design of the Prima pattern is characterized by soft colors and graphic design typical of French sewing publications from the late 20th century. The blue "prima" logo in the upper left corner and the "SUPER" mention on a white and blue background are clearly visible and attest to its origin. The entire document appears well-preserved, with no apparent tears on the visible side, apart from a slight fold at the bottom.

The photo shows only the front of the pattern, revealing a clear and legible presentation of the main information. The printed texts are in French, with an emphasis on practicality and technical detail for making the jacket. The whole is presented in a plastic sleeve, suggesting careful preservation.

This vintage sewing pattern is a testament to women's fashion of the early 90s, with its straight cut, flap pockets, classic notched collar, and finishing details highlighted in the printed description.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. A slight fold is visible on the sleeve, with no other notable defects on the front.

Did you know? Prima magazine largely contributed to the popularization of home sewing in France starting in the 1980s, offering exclusive patterns adapted to current trends every month. Jacket styles from the 1990s are distinguished by their structured shoulders and straight cut, echoing the professional women's fashion of the time.

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