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2nd November 10, 10:49 AM
#7
 Originally Posted by Tobus
That's what I would do too. A waistcoat looks a bit 'unfinished' to me when worn by itself, if it has only a silk (or other lining material) back. I believe silk is usually used for the back so that you don't get friction between it and the inside of a jacket. But without the jacket, that issue goes away, and I think it looks better to use the same material as the front. That's just my opinion, though, and I've certainly seen a lot of folks running around with a waistcoat, sans jacket, with a silk back, so apparently that's not 'wrong'.
That is kinda what I wanted to hear. More than anything, I wanted my vest project to be the best that it could be. I agree that the back matching the front is going to look best for my usage and wear.
Thanks to all!
 Originally Posted by Alan H
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