How it works

Your pattern in four steps.

Choose the garment. Enter your measurements, once. Shape it and your pattern is ready to print.

  1. Step 1

    Choose the garment.

    Three garments ready to go, each one can be a top or a dress. You see them drawn before you start.

    The Kokïn app home: “What do you want to sew today?”, with the KS1, KS2 and KS3 cards.
  2. Step 2

    Enter your measurements, once.

    All you need is a tape measure. Save your measurements in a profile and your next pattern already uses them.

  3. Step 3

    Shape it.

    Choose top or dress, the neckline, the skirt length and how much flare. See it take shape before you cut anything.

  4. Step 4

    Your pattern, ready to print at home.

    Download the pattern on A4, print the pieces and follow the sewing instructions. Join the sheets at the marks and… start sewing!

    The Kokïn app: the KS1 download, with the pattern split over A4 sheets and the print options. The Kokïn app: the KS3 as a dress, with the pattern on A4 sheets and what you can download.

Patterns

What do you want to sew today?

Choose a garment. The pattern is drafted with your measurements and you print it at home.

  • The sleeveless KS1 as a dress, worn, in a park.

    Ref. KS1

    • Neckline
    • Length
    • Flare
    • Lining
    Fitted sleeveless bodice. Front and back neckline as you like. Add a skirt to make it a dress.
    Start Ref. KS1
  • The KS2 with sleeves as a dress, worn, in a park.

    Ref. KS2

    • Sleeves
    • Length
    • Flare
    Fitted crew-neck top, with sleeves in any length you like. Add a skirt to make it a dress.
    Start Ref. KS2
  • The one-shoulder KS3 as a dress, worn, in a park.

    Ref. KS3

    • Sleeve
    • Length
    • Flare
    One-shoulder asymmetric top, with or without a sleeve. Add a skirt to make it a dress.
    Start Ref. KS3

How they look

From paper to body.

The three garments, worn: KS1, KS2 and KS3 as dresses.

The KS1 sewn in white fabric, from the front, in the shade of a park.
KS1 · Front
The KS1 from the back, showing the skirt’s flare.
KS1 · Back
The one-shoulder KS3 as a dress, in a park.
KS3 · One-shoulder
KS1 · In motion
The KS2 with sleeves as a dress, in a park.
KS2 · With sleeves
The sleeveless KS1 as a dress, in a park.
KS1 · Sleeveless
The KS1 in profile: the fitted bodice and the skirt’s flare.
KS1 · Profile
KS1 · Flare

The difference

What a standard-size pattern doesn’t tell you.

It sells you a size and leaves you the work of fitting it to your body.

What Standard-size pattern Your Kokïn pattern
Who it’s for An average body that isn’t anyone’s. You: it’s drafted with your measurements.
The size You’re between two sizes and pick one. No size: the measurements are yours.
Stretch fabrics It doesn’t know how much your fabric stretches. It takes into account how much your fabric stretches.
The design A fixed design. If you want a variation, you have to redraw it all by hand. You choose neckline, length, flare, lining and whether it’s a top or a dress.
In the end The garment that stays in the wardrobe. The garment you actually wear.

Pricing

Choose your plan. Start for free.

No card to get started. Cancel anytime.

Explorer

Ideal for sewing your first garment and seeing if this is for you.

0 €forever

  • 3 patterns
  • One measurement profile
  • Downloadable A4 PDF patterns
  • Personalised sewing instructions
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Creator

Ideal if you sew often and want everything that comes out.

9,90 €per month

  • Unlimited patterns for every garment, including new ones
  • Unlimited measurement profiles: for you and anyone you sew for
  • DXF file for plotter and cutting
  • Your pattern history: re-download or adjust any of them in one click
  • Everything in the Explorer plan

Studio

Ideal if you sew to order and sell what you make.

19,90 €per month

  • Everything in the Creator plan
  • History by client: her measurements and all her orders, to repeat or adjust one in a click
  • Commercial licence: sew and sell the garments
  • New patterns, before anyone else
  • Priority email support, within 24 working hours

Cancel from your account in one click, no commitment. Patterns you’ve already downloaded are yours to keep, whether you cancel or not.

Everything you need to know

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know pattern making?

No. You enter your measurements and the pattern drafts itself. You just sew, and the instructions guide you step by step.

Which fabrics work?

Stretch knits: lycra, cotton jersey, ponte… Before drafting you measure how much yours stretches with a tape measure, and the pattern takes it into account.

Do I need a special printer?

No. Any home A4 printer. The pattern is laid out for regular A4 sheets.

How do I know it prints to scale?

Every pattern includes a test square. Measure it with a ruler before cutting: if it measures what it says, you printed at 100%.

Does the pattern include seam allowances?

Yes. They’re included and marked, and you know how wide each one is. If you’d rather draft without them —to cut on the line or add them yourself— you can switch them off before downloading.

Which sizes does it cover?

There are no sizes. It uses your measurements, whatever they are.

Can I sew for other people?

Yes. Save a measurement profile per person and draft for any of them.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. From your account, in one click, no commitment. Patterns you’ve downloaded stay yours.

Get started

Your next garment starts with your measurements.

Three free patterns, no card. Your measurements, an A4 and an afternoon.

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