The Cloth Required

Men’s wear woolens, worsteds, etc., are commonly 54 inches wide. These

yardages are figured on that basis.

A sack suit requires 3¼ to 3¾ yards.

An evening dress suit requires 3¼ to 3¾ yards.

A Tuxedo suit requires 3¼ to 3¾ yards.

A cutaway frock suit requires 3¼ to 4 yards.

A double-breasted frock suit requires 3¼ to 4 yards.

A Norfolk jacket and trousers require 3¼ to 3¾ yards.

A hunting coat and trousers require 3¾ yards to 4½ yards.

A top coat requires 2¼ to 3¼ yards.

A Chesterfield overcoat requires 2¾ to 3½ yards.

A raincoat requires 3 to 4 yards.

An ulster requires 3½ to 4½ yards.

A skirted overcoat requires 3½ to 4 yards.

Trousers require 1¼ to 1½ yards

Hunting and broad fall trousers require 1½ to 2 yards.

Riding breeches require 1⅜ to 1¾ yards.

Waistcoats, single-breasted, no collar, require ¾ to 1¼ yards 27″ goods.

Waistcoats, single-breasted, notch collar, require ⅝ to 1⅜ yards 27″

goods.

Waistcoats, double-breasted, no collar, require ⅝ to 1¼ yards 27″ goods.

Waistcoats, double-breasted, notch collar, require 1 to 1¾ yards 27″

goods.

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