Georgian Mens Waistcoat, late 18th century Sewing Pattern #0819 Size US 34-56 (EU 44-66) PDF Download
This is a digital sewing pattern for a Georgian men´s waistcoat of the late 18th century.
During the late 17th century when the doublet transformed into the coat, the waistcoat developed as an independent garment. Originally the waistcoat often had long sleeves to be seen below the shorter coat sleeves. During the 18th century the waistcoat lost it´s sleeves and became shorter. At the end of the century the waistcoat had a straight front ending at or just below the waist and had a high collar, following the high stand-up collars of the coat.
This sewing pattern shows a single-breasted waistcoat from circa 1790 with it´s typical characteristics mentioned before. It has a cut-on standing collar, the lapels are faced to be worn folded back. The waistcoat has two piped welt pockets and is closed with a single row of small fabric covered buttons.
The sewing pattern itself counts 15 US letter pages up to size US 56 (EU 66)
A seam allowance of 5/8" (1,5cm) is included.
The instruction explains the historical sewing process as accuratly as possible, but the pattern is also suitable for historical cosplay or steampunk costumes.
The pattern comes with detailed and illustrated sewing instructions in English and German.
It is a multi size pattern, you can choose between US 34-44 (EU 44-54) and US 46-56 (EU 56-66).
This is a PDF-Download pattern, immediately after payment you can download both sizes of the pattern.
Printable on paper size DIN A4 or US Letter.
Format DIN A0 to be printed on a plotter / copyshop on request without additional costs.
Recommended Fabrics:
Fashion fabric: (silk) sateen or taffeta
Lining: cotton twill
Interfacing: midweight linnen or cotton fabric
During the late 17th century when the doublet transformed into the coat, the waistcoat developed as an independent garment. Originally the waistcoat often had long sleeves to be seen below the shorter coat sleeves. During the 18th century the waistcoat lost it´s sleeves and became shorter. At the end of the century the waistcoat had a straight front ending at or just below the waist and had a high collar, following the high stand-up collars of the coat.
This sewing pattern shows a single-breasted waistcoat from circa 1790 with it´s typical characteristics mentioned before. It has a cut-on standing collar, the lapels are faced to be worn folded back. The waistcoat has two piped welt pockets and is closed with a single row of small fabric covered buttons.
The sewing pattern itself counts 15 US letter pages up to size US 56 (EU 66)
A seam allowance of 5/8" (1,5cm) is included.
The instruction explains the historical sewing process as accuratly as possible, but the pattern is also suitable for historical cosplay or steampunk costumes.
The pattern comes with detailed and illustrated sewing instructions in English and German.
It is a multi size pattern, you can choose between US 34-44 (EU 44-54) and US 46-56 (EU 56-66).
This is a PDF-Download pattern, immediately after payment you can download both sizes of the pattern.
Printable on paper size DIN A4 or US Letter.
Format DIN A0 to be printed on a plotter / copyshop on request without additional costs.
Recommended Fabrics:
Fashion fabric: (silk) sateen or taffeta
Lining: cotton twill
Interfacing: midweight linnen or cotton fabric
