I like a lot of them, even if not for my own body, LOL!

And I have to agree with @Francesca regarding the target audience for the different brands.

I love the dress @UttaRetch posted and those patterns posted by Francesca.

Also love the Vintage dress:


And the asymetrical "lapel" top View D which I had seen last night on someone's IG:


I really like the mid-Victorian feel of this dress, those "bound" shoulders but I think it's would do better as a blouse:


Irrationally, I want all the jumpsuit patterns ever created so those are on my "Just Because" wishlist.

ETA: I have problems with a lot of the Beaute' J'adore patterns (and that stupid Faux-French Name!). They seem very High Fashion but not Real Life. McCall's is NOT IMO the brand for this styling.

And, if I'm going to be very blunt, I dislike how she features her daughter all the time in Mini-Me outfits. People in the US have no problem using their children for advertising (or as props) but it just bothers me. Just like Kim Kardashian does with North West, it just feels creepy to me. What toddler would really want to wear an all-black outfit with a trench coat???

All technical drawings available on the RU site and on the DE site (bonus: images of the pattern pieces if you know where to look! )

Several tops for my  mother, one or two things for me. Hopefully May will be the dress issue???

So, as promised, I wrote to the Montreal, QC (CA) plotter printing place, MPRepro and they said :

Bonjour,
Oui, nous imprimons cette grandeur A0 sur papier bond 8.60$ ou vellum (plus mince et transparent) 12.00$ + frais de poste

FYI, that comes to about $6.69 USD, 5.40 euros and 4.79 pounds.

Was browsing Fabric Mart Fabric (US) and they sell a 26W silk woven for tuxedo lapels!!! I had no idea this even existed...

I could always order to my house and then send them on to you no issue.

That is so kind of you! Thank you so much! But I'm really looking for the info for my Sewing Aunt in Montreal.

But, rest assured, if I ever need some UK thing, we can work out a trade.

Cashmerette did a good blog writeup

Thank you for this. I both wrote to the US company she recommended AND found 1 Single Company in Montreal and wrote to them, attaching an SBCC pattern as an example.

I will update with the information I find. Stay tuned!

I think it depends on the quality of your interfacting. I was gifted the product sold by Fashion Sewing Supply (US) back in 2010 and I loved it so much, I decided to invest in a couple of varieties, for wovens and knits. Best. Decision. Ever. Sooo much better than Pellon!