1940s WWII Siren Suit Sewing Pattern – Hood or Collar, Bust 36

This 1940s WWII sewing pattern is for a Siren Suit, the practical all-in-one garment associated with air raids and designed to be pulled on quickly over nightwear or everyday clothing.

The pattern includes two versions. One has a hood and gathered ankle cuffs, while the second has a collar and straight, ungathered legs.

Both versions have a button-front fastening, shaped waist and practical pockets at the breast and hips.

Suitable fabrics include wool, flannel, cotton and linen, depending on the weight and finish required.

The pattern is designed for a 36-inch bust and 40-inch hip, with the waist fitted during construction.

Step-by-step instructions are included, together with a sewing guide to provide additional help with construction. Some sewing experience is recommended.

Bust 36 inches – Hip 40 inches.

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