FIG. 20. BRAIDED JACKET.

This Figure represents a fashionable style of close-fitting jackets for

Spring wear. They are made single-breasted, having the buttons close

together, and have the appearance of a Jersey. The same may be made

double-breasted by the addition of 2 inches to the front. In trimming

they may be plain, with nothing but small flat lasting, or a round

crochet button. Braid in military style may be used, or a simple binding.

The Figure is drawn from a pattern of a 36 breast, 25 waist; the length

may be regulated to taste. In drafting this pattern use inches for all

the figures on the draft.

[Illustration: Fig. 20.]

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