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5/03/2009

Batik Bermuda Shirt

I have a client who spends his time sailing from one Caribbean Island to another. What a nice life, hmm? This very nice "gentleman sailor" contacts me from time to time for a new shirt or two. His recent request was for a casual shirt in "some sort of dark tone print."

How lucky for both of us that I had the perfect cotton batik among my shirt fabrics!


Mens Batik Shirt

This shirt is of my own design, that I call "The Bermuda Shirt". It is a classic "camp shirt" silhouette, with some very subtle shaping of the side seams and a collar that curves, rather than laying flat against the shoulder. The side shaping avoids an overly baggy look, while still providing a loose comfortable fit.
The curved collar elevates this shirt from Off-The-Rack to Just Right...for a night at the nearest island's hottest Tiki Bar :)

"Pool Boy? I'd like a margarita, please....and don't forget the little umbrella ! "



SEWING NOTES: Collar and Facings interfaced with
PRO-WEFT FUSIBLE INTERFACING, from ~Fashion Sewing Supply~

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8 Comments:

Blogger Ann Made Studio said...

Lucky for him you had this perfect fabric. The shirt looks wonderful :)
(I ordered the Barcelona Pattern after seeing yours :) Very anxious to receive it.

2:55 PM  
Blogger Gorgeous Things said...

Oooo, I love that fabric. That shirt is perfect for hanging out at Karel's bar in Bonaire or at Marigot Bay. Mmmmm, I miss the Caribbean!

3:46 PM  
Blogger Pam Erny said...

mmmmmm I do too...miss the warm clear beautiful Caribbean waters. I haven't been able to travel for years! But why am I complaining, LOL...Niagara Falls is 45 minutes to the North, Lake Erie is 45 minutes to the West, and lake Ontario is one hour to the East...Woo-Hoo! LOL

6:28 PM  
Blogger Nancy K said...

As usual, a beautifully made shirt. I love that you are adding what you interfaced with, especially since I have all your interfacings.

7:28 PM  
Blogger mermaids said...

it's those little adjustments that make a shirt perfect.

7:43 PM  
Blogger gwensews said...

Nice shirt--for sailing, or drinking! Love the fabric.

11:54 PM  
Blogger Summerset said...

Perfect for the wearer and activities!

10:52 AM  
Blogger Jean said...

The fabric is fantastic! Side seam shaping for a casual shirt is a nice touch.

8:31 PM  

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