Sewing Pattern Terms and Conditions of Use

Last updated: 01st July 2025

It’s great to have you here.

These terms explain how you can use your Jane Harbison Design sewing pattern. They are designed to protect the work behind each pattern while giving you the freedom to enjoy sewing and creating.

1. Ownership & Copyright

All sewing patterns are the intellectual property of Jane Harbison Design.

When you purchase or download a pattern, you are purchasing a licence to use the pattern, not ownership of the design itself.

You may:

  • Download and print the pattern for personal use
  • Store the files on your personal devices

You may not:

  • Copy, share, or distribute the pattern digitally or physically
  • Upload the pattern to file-sharing platforms or groups
  • Resell or reproduce the pattern in any format

2. Personal Use

This pattern is designed for personal, non-commercial use.

That means you can:

  • Sew garments for yourself
  • Sew garments as gifts
  • Use the pattern in your own personal projects

3. Commercial & Licensed Use

If you would like to use a Jane Harbison Design pattern beyond personal use, a separate licence may be required.

View licence options here:

Wholesale Teaching Licence

Use the Wholesale Teaching Licence if you are a sewing school or instructor running workshops or private lessons.

This licence gives you access to 10-pack or 20-pack student licences for a particular sewing pattern type across all size ranges and all included formats.

For example, if you purchase a licence for the Camp Collar Shirt, the licence covers that pattern type across all sizes included in that pattern, so you do not need to purchase a new licence each time you buy another size within the same pattern type.

Cottage Industry Licence

A Cottage Industry Licence allows you to sell up to 100 handmade garments per year using the Jane Harbison Design pattern nominated in your licence agreement.

This licence is purchased in addition to the nominated sewing pattern.

4. Sharing Your Work

We love seeing what you create.

If you share your garment:

  • Tag @janeharbisondesignau

If you feature the pattern on your website or blog, please include a link back to one or both:

5. Pattern Accuracy & Responsibility

Each pattern has been carefully developed and tested.

However:

  • Results may vary depending on fabric choice, skill level, and sewing techniques
  • It is your responsibility to select appropriate materials and follow instructions carefully

For best results, we recommend reviewing:

6. Printing & File Use

Your pattern files may include multiple formats:

  • A4 / Letter
  • A3
  • A0
  • Projector

For printing guidance, visit:

7. Terminology & Sewing Knowledge

Basic sewing terminology is used throughout the patterns.

If you need a refresher, refer to:

8. Updates & Improvements

We may update patterns over time to improve:

  • Instructions
  • Fit
  • Clarity

Where possible, updates will be made available to customers.

9. Questions & Support

If you have any questions about:

  • Pattern use
  • Licensing
  • Sewing instructions

Please contact:

info@janeharbison.com.au

Designed for Meaningful Makes

Every pattern is created to help you sew garments that feel considered and worth the effort.

If you’d like help choosing the right fabric colours for your project so the first thing people see is your face and not your clothes when you walk in the room:

Explore The Fabric Formula

About Jane Harbison sewing patterns for men

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