While I have the MS office suite, I prefer Open Office because I found it to be easier to use for accurate measurements when printing. Since everyone may not feel the same, I have provided both Open office format drawing files “.odg” and text file “.odt” as well as the MS “.doc” version with “.jpg” files. Just be warned that getting them to print in scale from another program may give you ‘issues’!

If you would prefer to use Open Office, it’s a free download at http://www.openoffice.org

Open Office files:
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Sewing Instructions - 4 pages.
MensCargoShorts_Sewing_Instructions.odt

You should have 7 printed pages comprising (after cutting and taping sections):

Four pattern pieces as follows:

1 – Pocket Support Facing
1 – Under Flap (contrasting fabric)
1 – (Upper) Flap (cut 2 per pocket)
1 - Pocket

MensCargoShorts_PocketSupportFacing.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketFlap.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketFlapUnderFlapLining.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketLowerLeftBackSide.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketLowerRightBackSide.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketUpperLeftBackSide.odg
MensCargoShortsPocketUpperRightBackSide.odg

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Other (MS and jpg formats) *note - These may not print to scale - check measures against a ruler)
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Sewing Instructions - 4 pages

MensCargoShorts_Sewing_Instructions.doc

Jpeg images of pattern drawings above:

Pocket Support Facing
Pocket Flap
Under Flap Lining
Pocket Lower Left
Pocket Lower Right
Pocket Upper Left
Pocket Upper Right