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Solicitor's Gown:—
Cut as Diagrams 7 to 10.
Diagram 7 is the back, cut on the crease, which means there is usually a seam down each side of back. Diagram 8, the sleeve.
Diagram 9 the forepart. Diagram 10, the yoke.
The quantities marked represent inches, and, as a rule, the pattern does for all sizes.
A, F, E of the yoke joins to A, F, E of gorge of the fore-part.
0 of the yoke joins to centre of back.
A, C of the shoulder of the forepart joins on to the back.
The sleeve is made up with an armhole on the top, and a strip of material is put along the top of the sleeve.
In wear, the front turns back similar to the Barrister's.
The material is either Russell cord or Bombazine.
The making up is very simple, as beyond the yoke there is no lining.
The edges are merely turned in and stitched.
The sleeve is seamed up from 13 to 7 and to 48.
