Rika Pants Pattern

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One pants pattern, two looks! The Rika Pants are a timeless and versatile design that can feel like tailored trousers or utilitarian workwear depending on your choice of details. Featuring a high rise sitting just below the natural waist, a three-piece waistband, angled front pockets, a fly front zipper, and a straight leg, Rika has you covered coming and going.

  • View A is cropped and tailored with deep hem cuffs, a tabbed waistband, angled belt loops, and rounded back pockets with flaps.
  • View B is full-length and utilitarian with a classic waistband, wide belt loops, and carpenter-style pockets in the back.

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Melinda C.
Great pattern!

I am extremely hard to fit and usually am limited with options for pants patterns. The Rika pants patterns was easy to fit and depending on which options and fabric you use, you can make pants from dressy to casual. The pattern instructions were wasy to follow and the pattern sewed up easily.

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Josie B.
Great pattern

I've been on the lookout for a straight leg pants pattern, and these are it, with the added bonus of carpenter pockets and hammer loop! I love the fit. The instructions are good.

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Knotgoolwa
Rika pants

This pattern looks great, I am in the process of selecting fabric at present and hope to make both versions and think it will be a very versatile pattern

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Stacey
RIKA pants

I was really excited when I saw this pattern and bought it immediately. I am just finishing my 2nd pair, I used a cotton canvas for both. I have made the cropped and the full length "carpenter" and I love both of them. The zip fly video tutorial was so helpful! Thank you.

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Joan Burry
Perfect Trousers

I love these pants, especially the pockets, the rise, and the leg width- not too wide but a nice change from tight fitting jeans style. Made the size which corresponds to my measurements and only had to make them a bit shorter. I used a non-stretch midweight twill and will be making another pair in corduroy.