I thought it would be useful, for myself as a memo and for my readers who might discover new brands, to list all sewing pattern companies I know in one place. If you know of another pattern company or would like to share some info about a brand listed here, please post a comment!

Big pattern companies

They cover different styles from daily wear to wedding dresses, costumes or historical clothing, for children, men and women.

• Simplicity (US)
• Vogue (US)
• Butterick (US)
• McCall’s (US)
• Burda (De, website in several languages)
• New Look (US)
• Kwik Sew (US)

Indies brands – adults regular clothing

• Colette Patterns (US) – Retro inspired patterns, 2 collections per year. Offering pdf patterns as well as printed ones.
• Victory Patterns (Ca) – They also have an Etsy shop. Digital pdf patterns.
• C’est Dimanche (Fr) – Mainly for children and teens but also some for women.
• Citronille (Fr)
• Lisette for Simplicity (US) – By Liesl Gibson (designer of Oliver + S patterns)
• Sewaholic (Ca) – Designed for women with a small waist and larger hips.
• Tamanegi-Kobo (Jp) – Digital pdf patterns only outside of Japan. Offering pdf patterns as well as printed ones.
• Jalie (Ca) – Their Jalie 2908 jeans pattern is quite famous.
• Jamie Christina (US)
• Hot patterns (US)
• Blousette Rose (Be)
• Indygo Junction (US)
• Amy Butler (US)
• Christine Haynes (US)
• Papercut (Nz) – More expensive than other brands. Use 100% recycled materials. I’ve never used any of their patterns but I like the Milano cape and Watson jacket designs.
• styleARC (Au)
• Victory Patterns(Ca) – Those are pdf patterns.
• MariaDenmark (De)
• Aime comme Marie (Fr) – Patterns for women, men and children. The shapes are rather large and simple
• Deer and Doe (Fr) – Printed patterns for women with smaller waist and curvier hips and bust, available both in French and English. Some might please the retro lover.
• P&M (former Papillon et Mandarine) (Fr) – Patterns for kids and women

For children

• Oliver + S (US)
• C’est Dimanche (Fr) – Mainly for children and teens.
• Citronille (Fr) – clothes, costumes, dolls, …
• P&M (former Papillon et Mandarine) (Fr) – Patterns for kids and women
• L’atelier des cigognes (Fr) – They have patterns for expectant mothers and babies.
• Figgy’s (US)
• Blousette Rose (Be)
• Indygo Junction (US)
• Gasparine (Fr)
• Her Little World (Fr) – Their website is in French and English. Clothes for children (girls and boys) and dolls, some for teens.
• MariaDenmark Onion patterns with english instructions (De) – This lady is selling Onion patterns, which are originaly in danish, with english translations of the instructions.
• Coccinelle bleue (Fr) – Pdf patterns. The link is to their blog because they have shops on different platforms.
• Shwin Designs (Us) – They have a shop and some free patterns on their blog, so the link goes to a pattern listing page on their blog.
• Heidi & Finn (Ca)
• Violette Field Threads (US) – They have pdf and paper patterns.

For pregnant women

• L’atelier des cigognes (Fr) – They have patterns for expectant mothers and babies.
• Deuxième arrondissement (Fr)
• Megan Nielsen (US)

Retro clothing

• Edelweiss Patterns (US) – 30s and 40s patterns inspired by the Sound of Music movie costumes.
• Colette Patterns (US) – Retro inspired patterns, 2 collections per year. Now offering pdf patterns as well as printed ones.
• EvaDress (US) – Vintage patterns reproductions, from the 19th century to the 50′s.
• Sew Chic Patterns (US) – Patterns inspired by retro styles from the 30s to the 50s.

Historical clothing

• Truly Victorian (US) – Patterns from 1830 to the early 1900s. Mainly women, some girls and men. I like that the website is organized by silhouette styles, and the customer gallery. Heather, the lady who runs it, is really nice and very helpful.
• Folkwear (US) – Patterns inspired from historical, retro and traditional clothing around the world.
• EvaDress (US) – Vintage patterns reproductions, from the 19th century to the 50′s.

Bags and accessories

• Michelle Patterns (former Keyka Lou Patterns) (US) – Digital pdf patterns. She also has an Etsy shop and a Dawanda shop.
• Straight Stitch Society (US)
• U handbag (Uk) – Digital pdf patterns and kits.
• Indygo Junction (US)
• Amy Butler (US)

Other websites where you can find patterns

• BurdaStyle
• Bluprint (formelly known as Craftsy)
• Etsy