The document provides construction details for a garment with two layers: a body and lining. The body includes pleats while the lining does not. The sleeves and yoke are fully lined. The body and lining are stitched together only at the yoke and sleeves, not at the side seams. The lining is rolled under 1/16" and understitched at the neck edge. Center front pleats are secured at the hem while the center back pleat is not stitched down. The sleeve cuff is blind hemmed. All seams are constructed with a 1N 301 thread at 8-10 stitches per inch unless otherwise specified.
WHEN FINISHING THE NECKLINE EDGE OF A GARMENT, THE DESIGNER CAN CHOOSE TO ATTACH A COLLAR. THE SLIDES HIGHLIGHTS ON THE TYPES OF COLLARS AND HOW TO ATTACH THEM.
General Lytle's wool topcoat worn in 1862, owned by the Cincinnati Museum Center, erroneously dry cleaned by the previous owner-collector. This visual illustrates the treatment of shattered silk and the results of textile conservation.
WHEN FINISHING THE NECKLINE EDGE OF A GARMENT, THE DESIGNER CAN CHOOSE TO ATTACH A COLLAR. THE SLIDES HIGHLIGHTS ON THE TYPES OF COLLARS AND HOW TO ATTACH THEM.
General Lytle's wool topcoat worn in 1862, owned by the Cincinnati Museum Center, erroneously dry cleaned by the previous owner-collector. This visual illustrates the treatment of shattered silk and the results of textile conservation.
1. FRONT & BACK
have 2 layers:
Body & Lining.
Body Includes pleats.
Lining does not include Pleats
Sleeves and Yoke fully lined
DO NOT stitch
together lining and
body at side seams.
Body & lining stitch
together at Yoke &
sleeves only.
ROLL LINING 1/16”TO INTERIOR AND
UNDERSTITCH TO FINISH NECK EDGE
CF pleats are secured
at hem edge
Do not stitch
down CB pleat
at hem edge
blind hem sleeve cuff
EFI
All seams constructed with 1N 301, 8-10 SPI
unless otherwise specified
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
