Plateau Joggers Pattern
Part of our cozy yet stylish Montreal Lounge Collection, the Plateau Joggers are an elevated take on classic knit jogging pants. With a high rise, unique wrap-around pockets and a comfy elastic waist, they are ideal loungewear at home or on the street.
View A is a relaxed fitting pant with an optional drawstring waist and two choices of ankle finish: a fabric cuff or gathered elastic hem. View B is a pair of shorts with a gently scalloped hem. Optional back pockets can be added to either view.
Sizes: 0-20 (print and PDF) and 14-32 (PDF)
Recommended fabric:
- Choose thicker knit fabrics like cotton fleece, polar fleece, French terry, ponte, and double knits with at least 15% crosswise stretch. For a lighter pair of joggers, choose medium to heavy weight jersey knits.
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Customer Reviews
These were my first try at knit joggers and they are my new favorite. I appreciate the clear instructions and will be making these again and again.
I loved making these! Easy and very comfy
Good instruction with clear pictures. I quite like the illustration in regrades to the different stitches and where to us then. A good sew and looking forward to making another pair
Such a pretty pattern - so comfy and easy to sew :)
I started making these joggers with some trepidation. I am a beginner with no previous experience of sewing trousers other than pyjama bottoms. The pattern and fabric were purchased as a kit from Guthrie and Ghani which included a helpful tips video. The pattern instructions were actually brilliant. I had them sewn up in no time and slipped them on to check the fit and they were so comfy I kept them on! I quickly made another pair in 100 % cotton fleece back sweatshirt fabric from Mind the Maker. They are very cosy although I used single jersey for the front pockets to reduce the bulk. As noted by Lauren from Guthrie and Ghani it is worth prepping the back pockets as per the instructions, but then don’t attach them until you can try the joggers near the end of the make. The pockets will look flattering if in the right place. I lowered mine an inch.