Se Sarouel PDF sewing pattern Lagenlook pants for download!

What makes it special:

This Sarouel was born from a traditional idea — the hill tribe “Se” pants from Northern Thailand.
Originally, they were made by folding a long rectangle of fabric into shape — simple, smart, and full of character. These pants were worn by men working in the fields, but their effortless style and comfort have always spoken to me.

When I reimagined them, I wanted to keep that same spirit — the feeling of freedom, the easy drape, the quiet strength — while making the cut more fluid and balanced. I softened the volume around the drop crotch and added two generous pockets, perfect for today’s life.

The result is a piece that honors its roots yet feels timeless — relaxed, gender-free, and truly wearable art.

Finally, as a PDF instant download, you can start your sewing project right away and enjoy step-by-step instructions for a smooth making process.

Pattern files:

You will receive the following files in PDF format:

• Se Sarouel description file for US Letter.
• A4 paper Print at home file.
• US Letter Print at home file.
• Copy Shop A0 paper file.
• Copy Shop 36” roll file.

Please note: The pattern does not include multiple sizes on a single sheet. You must select the print pages according to the table of contents. For A4 and US Letter, there are about 18–31 sheets. A0 has 1 or 2 sheets, and a 36” roll has 1 sheet.

Sizes:

• Se Sarouel with an elasticated waist are available in 8 sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, and 4XL.
• Hip sizes range of the finished garment from 107 to 166 cm (approximately 42″–67″). Refer to the measurements chart for details.
• The Sarouel length from 81 to 93 cm (approximately 31″–36″).

Difficulty:

Little bit of experience.

Material:

1. Pants fabric weight 140-280 g/m². Width 1.4 m or 56”. Length of fabric: See Measurements chart.
2. Waist elastic width 3 cm or 1″ ³/₁₆ measure 7.5 cm or 3″ shorter than the size of your waist. To check the fit, wrap it around your waist and pin the end of the elastic together. It should not be too loose.
3. Thread in matching color.

I’m truly honored to help you create your own unique wardrobe.
Thank you so much for supporting my work — it means a lot to me.

P.S. Technical sewing English is not my strong point, but I’m always eager to improve. I’d be grateful for any feedback if you notice something that could be made clearer.

Orathai Guignard

This product are PDF pattern file, not a finished product. Pattern designed by Aura Guignard for personal use only.

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