View styleAn open collar, short sleeves and a straight hem give the shirt a lighter outline. Lake blue and white can be worn closed or left open as a layer.
From September to November, the wardrobe builds in layers.
Tailoring, shirts, knitwear and light outerwear are arranged by group. Open the key styles for cut and material notes; the remaining garments come from the Doverist pattern archive.
Key styles04 / D1—V1
View style
View styleA V-neck top and drawstring shorts share one colour. Each piece stands alone, while the set keeps the upper and lower lines connected.
View styleA crew-neck short-sleeve cardigan finished with rib at the placket and hem. Wear it closed as a top or open as a light layer.
View styleThe V-neck opens down the centre while the shoulder and armhole stay precise. Wear it alone or as a clean layer under a jacket.
DOVERIST PATTERN ARCHIVE / 12 STYLES
More from the archive
Existing patterns are arranged by month and category. Every style keeps its original ID and shows only the recorded design direction.
01 / TAILORING
Tailoring & Shirts
Soft shoulders, collarless lines, long shirts and short jackets—each shape begins at the shoulder and hem.
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0402 / KNITWEAR
Knitwear
Four necklines, four lengths.
03 / MOVEMENT
Light Movement
Stand collars, hoods, curved side panels and tapered trousers—structure follows movement.
