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13th November 11, 07:12 AM
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Re: Vest cut on the bias or not?
 Originally Posted by Santa Kona
Can someone post a few photo's of front and back of a bias cut waistcoat? I think that would help.
the front:

I don't have one of the back but it exactly the same as a standard waistcoat with a silk back, so nothing very unusual.
As the waistcoats I make are almost always for use with jackets, I much prefer the back to be plain and smooth, and even if it was to be worn without a jacket , it also doesn't add much thickness or weight .I think that the "face" or "tartan" fabric all the way is uneeded, but I know some wearers prefer it that way.Traditional waistcoats normally have a plain back,or one with a contrasting colour, which adds a little bit of hidden colour when ocasionally seen.
The bottom line I think is to talk to your maker , and they will almost always be happy to make it whichever you want!
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