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Description
This is a PDF sewing pattern and tutorial to teach you how to create these garments. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ANYTHING IN THE MAIL.
The June Bug Boxer Shorts are the perfect blend of comfort and on-trend style. With a nod to the classic boxer short, this pattern brings that relaxed, effortless look into your everyday wardrobe. The boxer short trend is everywhere right now, and this pattern nails the look most teens are loving—while still offering everyday options for a more classic style for those who aren’t.
Designed with an easy elastic waistband and a relaxed, comfy fit, the June Bug Boxer Shorts are great for everything from sleepovers to heading out on the town. Sew them up in light to medium weight woven fabrics like cotton, flannel, chambray, or linen blends for a breathable, stylish finish.
Whether you’re sewing for a little one running around a playground or your trend-conscious teen, these boxer shorts are a summer staple they’ll both love to wear.
Pattern options for the June Bug Boxer Shorts-Youth includes:
- Inseams: 2″ / 4″
- Rise: Midrise/ Highrise
- Hem: Cuff/ Cuff with Contrast / Ruffle
- Pockets: Front Patch Pocket / Inseam Pockets / Back Pockets
- Fly: None/ Closed (only stitching) Fly/ Boxer Faux Fly (Partially open, so looks functional but still closed)
- Optional Drawstring
The June Bug Boxer Shorts-Youth pattern is drafted for non-stretch woven fabrics.
Specific fabric suggestions: cotton, flannel, chambray, linen, linen blends, twill, lightweight denim, seersucker, etc.
Here is an album full of photos to look through!
Here is our Youtube Playlist with some videos you can watch with modeled June Bug Boxer Shorts or of the sew up.
We have a matching adult pattern: June Bug Boxer Shorts and the June Bug Boxer Shorts– Bundle (including the Adult + Youth patterns).
Sizes included: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,12,14. Size chart is in the product images. Both imperial and metric measurements included. You will receive the easy to print and match color coded pattern pieces on NO TRIM pages with LAYERS options at printing in both US Letter, A4 , A0 Copy Shop File, a Projector File, a cutting guide for rectangle pieces and rectangle pattern pieces (so you can pick your preference to print a piece or not), and a full color and detailed picture step-by-step tutorial and guide to making the garment.
*Yardage below calculated for apparel knit fabrics 54″ wide.
Open the downloaded PDF in a PDF reader. For reliable access to size layers, use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader desktop app; layer support varies in other PDF viewers.
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You may sell items made from this pattern. You may not sell, copy, or redistribute this pattern to others.
Sizing and fabric
- Sizes included: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,12,14
- Fabric type
- Woven
The designer identifies a size chart in the product images. Compare your measurements with that chart. View product images
Included files
- US Letter PDF: Print at home and assemble the pages.
- A4 PDF: Print at home and assemble the pages.
- A0 copy-shop PDF: For a print shop that prints large pattern sheets.
- Projector file: For a sewing projector setup.
Size layers let you choose which size lines to show in supported files.
Help with printing and filesPrinting and file help
Start with the instructions for your pattern and choose an available file that matches how you plan to use it.
- Save the PDF to your device. For reliable access to size layers, open it in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader desktop app. Layer support varies in other PDF viewers.
- For home printing, choose Actual size or 100%. Turn off options that shrink, enlarge, or fit the pattern to the page.
- Print the page with the test square first. Measure it against the dimensions shown in your file before printing the remaining pages.
If your file has size layers, select the sizes you need and keep any shared markings shown in the instructions. Follow the pattern’s page layout when assembling.
If your PDF app asks for an editing password, switch to viewing or printing instead. You do not need editing access to print the pattern.
