The cutter's manual; by Smith Clarence B

Author:Smith, Clarence B. [from old catalog]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Tailoring
Publisher: [Providence? R.I.]
Published: 1882-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

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Vest Draft.

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DIAGRAM 10.

First. — Draw line A A. From O to B is h the breast and .^-inch.

0 to C is the natural waist. B to D i breast and 1 inch. B to E i breast, and 2 inches. E to F 4 of breast. F to G h breast. O to P l-() of breast. O to H 1-6 breast. O to J ^ breast. H to I ^ and

1 inch. Draw line from G to J. G to K is .^-inch less than from P to I. K is i-inch below line. Square down from D to L, and for the normal figure take the diflerence between breast and waist (2 inches) out at Q, ^ on each side of line. Square down from E for front, and sweep up from E, using B as a pivot for breast line above E. Form back as per diagram.

For the Disproportions.

For an erect figure, shorten the back, lengthen the strap and bring G and K back, same as in the erect form. For stooping figure, lengthen the back, shorten the strap, etc., same as tor stooping form, being careful, if small waist, ?iot to change front breast line at waist. For a corpulent figure, take only 1 inch out at Q, and give the balance of waist measure on the front. Keep the front as straight as possible, and take out a V at O to bring the bottom of vest into the form. Do not change the front breast line at waist, tor small waists, under any circumstance. (See Corpulent Forms.)

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