Fran Pajamas Pattern
Elevate your lounging and sleeping game with the Fran Pajamas. Featuring tailored details with a slouchy fit, they look just as good in bed as they do glammed up and on the town.
- The Fran top features a shirt collar, cuffed sleeve, back yoke, inverted back pleat, and button loop at the neck.
- The Fran pants feature a straight leg with a slightly paperbagged elastic waist, optional drawstring, inseam pockets, and back pocket.
Please note this pattern is available in Alpha Sizing, a new addition to our size ranges. This pattern spans from XXS (31" bust, 33" hip) to 4X (60" bust, 62" hip).
Recommended fabric: For a more structured look, choose crisp cottons such as broadcloth, voile, poplin, chambray, and other shirtings. For a more cozy set, choose cotton flannel or light to midweight linen. For a more glamorous or evening look, choose drapey fabrics like silk crepe de chine, satin, tencel, rayon challis, and viscose. The top can also be made as a lightweight jacket or shacket in midweight cotton twills and lightweight wools.
Sizes: XXS-4X (print and PDF)
See our guide to printing & assembling PDF files here.
Customer Reviews
Such an easy pattern to use, nice fit, adaptable & good instructions
Made the top of this pattern as a kit from Guthrie and Ghani in a lovely linen cotton fabric as a summer top. The pattern is oversized as a pyjama so I would probably scale down in the future for a blouse, but it was a really enjoyable make. Really appreciated the support videos and extra information on your website were very helpful. Thank you!
I have to admit, I wasn’t interested in making pj’s. Then I saw what could be done with the pattern to make it into day clothes. Then I had to have it. I’m currently working on a group of items to mix and match, the pattern is so versatile
I have made these as a co ord set to were out for summer and they are so comfortable as usual closet core haven’t disappointed with finishing touches.
I have made 2 sets and will definitely be making more.
First time pajama maker here. I had a great time with this pattern. Just challenging enough - very satisfying!