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Folkwear sewing pattern #217, known as the Poet's Shirt. This romantic, unisex design is based on historical styles from the 1820s and 1830s, famously worn by poets like Byron, Shelley, and Keats as a symbol of rebellion against
The pattern includes two main views: View A features a plain collar and narrow cuffs, while View B adds ruffles to the collar, front opening, and cuffs.
True to historical methods, most pieces are rectangular except for the neck facing. It features full bishop sleeves with underarm gussets for ease of movement.
The standard pattern covers unisex sizes Small, Medium, and Large. It is known for having a significant amount of ease (about 10"-12" at the chest), giving it a characteristic "puffy" look.
Modern versions often include historical details, such as instructions for a triangular cravat and openwork techniques for the collar.
Pattern has been stored in a smoke free, pet free home.
