Ever wonder where the modern man's suit coat came from? It came from this jacket from the 1860s! Known as a "Tweedside" after a district in England, this simple jacket became the modern suit jacket.

Our pattern is based on an original tailor's draft from the period and fits chests 38"-54" with instructions for making the pattern fit larger sizes. All sizes are included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions, historical notes and period tailoring techniques are also included.

Suggested Fabrics:
tweed wools, country plaids

Yardage Requirements:
4 yds at least 45" wide or 3 yds 60" wide

Notions:
thread
buttons for front closure
buttonhole floss
interlining

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Availability:

2 on stock

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