Bad weather is not bad: we sew jackets for protection from the wind

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A light jacket made of thick fabric that can protect against wind and weather will come in handy in the fall. You can sew a sports windbreaker or a more versatile park.

Windbreaker is a very convenient and functional element of the wardrobe. And if you sew it from waterproof fabric, then even the cold autumn rain will not be scary to you.
They usually wear a windbreaker with jeans or sweatpants. Depending on the weather, it can be worn on a T-shirt or a warm sweater. A great option for walks and trips out of town!

Long jacket from Burda 12/2012 • Jacket with a hood from Burda 12/2012

If you do not really like sports windbreakers (it can sometimes be difficult to fit into a casual look), pay attention to the parks.

Parka with raglan sleeves from Burda 8/2015 • Park with a hood from Burda 9/2014 • Park from Burda 3/2013
The park, unlike a windbreaker, goes well with different styles of clothing (casual, business, etc.). She will look good not only with pants, but also with a skirt or dress.
How to sew a park from Burda 3/2013, you will learn in our master class "How to sew a park with your own hands."

Elongated parka with hood from Burda 4/2014 • Parka with quilted lining from Burda 10/2013 • Parka with button closure from Burda
Parks are most often sewn from the same fabrics as windcheaters, as these things have one common task: to protect them from strong winds and bad weather, while remaining light clothing.

Short parka with a fling yoke from Burda 9/2014 • Park with one-piece sleeves from Burda 1/2015
Parks can be of different cuts: more strict and concise or, conversely, feminine, complemented by interesting details.
Sewing a windbreaker or park is not very difficult, our detailed workshop “Do-it-yourself jacket with a hood” will help you with this.
Photo: BurdaStyle.ru
Material prepared by Anna Soboleva

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