Vintage sewing pattern Prima Saharan jacket N237, old, 80s retro

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Description

Vintage sewing pattern visible in the photo, published by the Prima brand under the name "Le Super patron gratuit Prima N°237". This pattern offers instructions for making a women's safari jacket, typical of casual chic style, with the mention "Grandeur Nature" (Life Size) and sizes 36, 40, 44, 48 clearly indicated on the cover. The set is presented in its original paper sleeve, predominantly white and blue, with monochrome printing and an image of a model wearing the completed jacket.

The graphics, font, and photographic style suggest an 1980s edition, consistent with the "free pattern" mention typical of women's magazines from that period. The visible side also shows complementary elements included in Prima publications, such as cutting diagrams for striped fabrics and blinds, with "easy" indications and technical instructions.

The sleeve has a slightly satin finish, typical of paper patterns from that era. No major defects are visible on the side shown: the sleeve appears clean, without stains, significant creases, or apparent tears. The inscriptions are clear and legible, with "Misez sur les rayures p.54" (Bet on stripes p.54) and "Des stores acidulés p.60" (Acid-coloured blinds p.60) as technical inserts.

The main visual features a female model wearing a short-sleeved safari jacket, buttoned at the front, with two flap chest pockets and a tie belt, characteristic of the proposed pattern. The entire image is printed in blue on a white background, faithfully reflecting the graphic codes of vintage Prima patterns.

The entire internal content is not visible in the photo. Only the front of the sleeve is described here, in accordance with the strict observation policy.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. Sleeve in good visual condition on the side shown, with no notable defects. Internal content not checked.

Did you know? Prima sewing patterns were widely distributed in French women's magazines starting in the 1980s, enabling many households to make trendy clothes themselves at a lower cost. The safari jacket, popularized in the 60s and 70s, remained a wardrobe classic into the 80s thanks to these accessible patterns.

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