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Erin is your go-to pattern for a pair of chic and versatile trousers. These pants feature a sleek, tapered fit, slash pockets, and a zipper fly with a hook and bar closure at the waist. Tailored to perfection, Erin includes single darts at the front waist and double darts at the back waist for subtle shaping.
Sew these pants in your favorite wovens, like twill, chino, linen, denim, and suiting. Then pair Erin with heels and a cardigan for a dressed-up look or sneakers and a tucked-in tee for a casual vibe.
Fabric and Fit
Fabric recommendations: For the main fabric, look for medium-weight woven fabrics such as cotton twill, chino, linen, linen blends, denim, and suitings.
Look for lightweight woven linings such as cotton lawn, cotton shirting, cotton poplin, acetate, rayon, or silk for the pocket linings.
Fabric qualities to look for:
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Fitting tips:
- Follow this tutorial to lengthen and shorten a sewing pattern
- Pants Fitting Basics
- Learn some pants fitting basics.
- Seamwork members learn all about pants fitting, including crotch depth adjustments, full belly adjustments, thigh adjustments, rear adjustments, swayback adjustments, and balance in this video sewalong.
- Understanding ease will help you pick the right size or sizes. This tutorial will teach you all about design and wearing ease.
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Seamwork Style Ideas
The Erin trousers are so versatile you can easily dress them up or down. They’ll go with anything in your closet, from a T-shirt to your favorite winter coat.
For a smart, simple outfit formula, pair Erin with a collared blouse, like [Rachel](https://www.seamwork.com/catalog/rachel] and the new Otto vest.
For a casual, smart look, wear Erin with the Ryan T-shirt and Larkin bomber.
In sunny weather—or if you want to bring a sunny vibe to a gloomy day--wear Erin with a floral blouse, like Romie. Grab the Lou jacket for an extra layer.
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