10/19/2026
MADE FOR HIM | DAY 1: THE TAILORED GENTLEMAN
Two ways to knit 1960s elegance.
The Men’s & Boys’ Nehru Jacket transforms the era’s distinctive standing-collar silhouette into a hand-knitted, button-front jacket with pocket flaps. The original pattern includes men’s sizes 36–44 and children’s sizes 4–14. Its Heritage Edition also explores the style’s South Asian roots and its reinterpretation in 1960s Western fashion.
Beside it, the Sussex Men’s Double-Breasted Cardigan combines a deep V-neck with overlapping fronts, six leather buttons, and grosgrain-backed finishing—casual knitwear with the polished attitude of a tailored jacket. Men’s chest sizes 38–44 inches.
These are two separate Dazespast Heritage Editions: restored vintage knitting instructions, original pattern photographs, historical notes, and practical Modern Maker guidance for today’s knitters.
Digital PDF patterns—not finished garments.
NEHRU JACKET: https://www.etsy.com/listing/590455958/vintage-nehru-jacket-knitting-pattern
SUSSEX CARDIGAN: https://www.etsy.com/listing/546304552/1960s-mens-cardigan-knitting-pattern
Which would you knit first: the standing-collar Nehru or the double-breasted Sussex?