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Title: New standard trousers and breeches systems, self-varying in distribution of material and in balance; an encyclopedia of styles in trousers and breeches for all sizes and forms
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Mitchell, The Jno. J., co., New York. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Pants
Publisher: New York, The J. J. Mitchell co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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5 is \\ inch. Shape the on-growing waistband as represented. Draw a straight line from R to F, and shape the undress side as represented from Rthrough S to H. Draw a straight line from J up through R, and shape the dress side as represented to atrifle below I. V is half-way between C and F. Square down from V, establishing P and Z. Z to L is one-fourth bottom. Z to N is one-fourth bottom. Draw a straight line from H to L, establishing 1. C to 4 is more or less according to taste or fashion. For this draft it is 1 inch. Draw a straight line from 4 to N, establishing 2. 2 to 3 is ; inch. 1 to 5 is f inch. Sbape the undress side of the inside seam from H through 5 to L as represented.Shape the dress side of the inside seam from I to about half-way to 5 as represented.Shape the outside seam from Q through 4 and 3 to N as represented.The Backpart.—Extend all the cross lines as represented.F to 6 is \ inch more than \ seat.Square down from 6. NEW STANDARD TROUSERS AND BREECHES SYSTEMS 103
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Diagram 51. 104 NEW STANDARD TROUSERS AND BREECHES SYSTEMS 6 to 7 is § inch. W is half-way between O and R. Draw a straight line from S up through W. W to X is £ seat. Shape the seat seam as represented from X through \V and S to 7. 5 to 8 is ^ inch. L to 9 is J inch. Shape the inside seam as represented from 7 through 8 to 9. X to Y is 1 inch more than J waist. 4 to 21 is -; inch more than C to 4. 3 to 10 is h inch. N to 11 is \ inch. Shape the outside seam as represented from Y through 21 and 10 to 11. 21 to 19 equals 4 to Q of the forepart. 19 to 20 is 1; inch. Shape the on-growing waistband as represented. With the continuations a 2-inch slit is made in the forepart beginning 2 inches from Nas at 12, and extending to the knee line—to which point 10 of the cuff joins. The bottom finish of the knickerbockers just drafted may be cither a cuff or a garterand buckle. The Cuff.—Square both ways from 1. 1 to 2 is J inch more than one-half small-of-knee. 1 to 3 is 4J inches.Square b

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