1750-1778 Men's Waistcoat (2 Versions) Pattern

TG124W - 1750-1778 Men's Waistcoat (2 Versions) Pattern. The two versions cover the craftsman's style or the gentleman's style. This waistcoat pattern comes in two versions and features a rounded neckline and it buttons to just below the waist. The front pockets have decorative three-point flaps over the welted openings. The waistcoat's back panels are 4" shorter than the front panels and are vented center back for ease of movement. This pattern complements wearing drop-front breeches. The pattern comes in sizes 38-49" Chest, 32-47 ½" chest, all included in this one pattern. The two versions cover the craftsman's style or the gentleman's style. This pattern is historically accurate; designed and produced by a tailor with 20 years experience and trained in period clothing and construction. This pattern is designed to fit the 21st century body of modern re-enactors, dancers and historians, yet give a historically accurate look. The pattern pieces are printed on sturdy paper designed to last through many applications. The step-by-step instructions have diagrams and explanations of each detail to guide both novice sewers and experienced seamstresses through making each garment. Suggested fabrics, pattern layouts, and cut-out instructions are included as well as specific definitions and sewing tips. Interesting historical notes included. This pattern is multi-sized; please reference the description for sizes included. Pattern excellent for Colonial Costume, Romance Era Costume, Regency Costume, Lewis and Clarke Era Costume, Wild West Costume, Western Expansion Costume, Fur Trade Era Costume, Military Costume, American Civil War Era Costume and/or War of 1812 and Indian Wars Costume, Pirates of the Caribbean, Johnny Depp Costume, Will Turner Costume, Orlando Bloom costume, Captain Barbossa's Costume, Captain Jack Sparrow Costume, Golden Age of Piracy Costume, American revolutionary War costume.