Fit for every day, joggers are a style of casual pants that have become very popular in recent years. Their main appeal is that they provide high-end comfort and can be easily dressed up or down.
I wanted to add a pair of fancy joggers to my Fall wardrobe. This Leonard lightweight twill suiting caught my eye because it is slightly textured and has a very fluid drape. The fabric’s color is a nice mix of midnight blue.
The pattern I picked is McCall’s M8099. This high-waist style comes with oversized back pockets, and side cargo pockets. Although I love the style, cargo pockets do not flatter my silhouette. I opted to make the pants without oversized side pockets. Here are the only modifications that I made to the pattern:
These pants are easy to sew; it only took me a couple of hours to finish them. Here’s the order of assembly I followed:
I consider this project to be easy and quick. I highly recommend this pattern if you are looking to sew a quick jogger with the option of cargo pockets. This pattern would work well with various light to medium-weight flowy fabrics such as crêpe or satin. Although I’ve sewn multiple pairs of joggers over the years for the blog, I prefer this pair because the legs are a bit roomier, and the rise is higher. If you prefer a slimmer leg and a mid-rise style, I would highly recommend the Jalie Vanessa sewing pattern.