Paper Sewing Pattern.
If there is only one shirt in your wardrobe, it should be the Skyline!
Its cut is timeless, straight but not loose, the length is perfect to be worn outside of as well as slipped into trousers. The Skyline shirt stands out from the crowd because of its very Fauve details, stitched pleats on the front, collar, back and cuffs, but also by its duo of collars - classic and Peter Pan, and the possibility of sewing an opening in the back, a small triangle of skin that is shown off without showing off too much. With this pretty pattern, you can make the perfect "white shirt", but colour and print versions also work very well.
 
Sewing Level: Intermediate, the technical aspects are the pleating, collar and cuff assembly, button placket and rip stop sleeve slit.
 
Size: The pattern goes from a UK size 6 (34) to 24 (52).
The fit is true to size, follow the body and finished garment measurement charts.
SEWING MARGINS ARE INCLUDED (1 CM).
Size
Emilie, Amanda and Cathy are wearing Skyline in UK size 8 (36) and Vanina in size 20 48.
Finished Garment Measurements 
6 (34)
8 (36)
10 (38)
12 (40)
14 (42)
16 (44)
18 (46)
20 (48)
22 (50)
24  (52)
Chest
100
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
134
140
Waist
99
103
107
111
115
119
123
127
133
139
Hips
102
106
110
114
118
122
126
130
136
142
Across Shoulders
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Sleeve length
59,5
60
60,5
61
61,5
62
62,5
63
63,5
64
Arm width
35
36,4
37,7
39
40,3
41,6
42,9
44,2
46,5
48,8
From shoulder to bottom height at front
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71,2
72,4
From shoulder to bottom height at back
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75,5
76,4
 
Choice of fabrics: poplin, voile, crepe, cotton, tencel, viscose, linen, very light denim, light velvet, light to medium weight materials depending on the season and the desired look (70 to 160 g/m2). 
Supplies
- 70 cm of fusible interfacing as Vlieseline G700 for pieces 8-9-10-12-14
- 10 buttons 10-12 mm
- Fabric for a width of 140 cm:
34: 140 cm
36-40: 150 cm
42-46:170 cm
48-52: 180 cm
 
Tutorial - You can find a step by step video of the pattern on Maison Fauve's YouTube channel as well as in the tutorial section of the blog.