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Drop Front Breeches or Trousers by Tailor's Guide
Product Description
Sizes 24" to 48" Waist
Men's 18th c. breeches and trousers patterns. Breeches cover the years 1750-1820. The trousers pattern covers the years 1805-1820. Both have features of the fall front style and pocket flaps. The waist band has lacing at the back for adjusting fit, with some fullness at the back, and breeches have a banded closure at below-the-knee. Made in wools, cottons or linens. The wealthy would have goatskin, and brocades.
Sewing Level: Tailoring, intermediate to advanced
Men's 18th c. breeches and trousers patterns. Breeches cover the years 1750-1820. The trousers pattern covers the years 1805-1820. Both have features of the fall front style and pocket flaps. The waist band has lacing at the back for adjusting fit, with some fullness at the back, and breeches have a banded closure at below-the-knee. Made in wools, cottons or linens. The wealthy would have goatskin, and brocades.
Sewing Level: Tailoring, intermediate to advanced
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