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| 1897 Man's Double Breasted Suit
Patterns for a complete man's suit based on an original pattern dated 1897. The suit consists of trousers, waistcoat and jacket. Just perfect for day, office and leisure wear. Cover Ageless Patterns (product code AP) are recommended for experienced seamstresses and tailors!
PP009 EURO 28.00 9 Sizes (Chest 32 - 50” = 80 - 125 cm, Waist 26-44” = 65 - 110) included. AP1309 EURO 27.00
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1870 5 Cravat Bows Package contains instructions for making stylish cravat bows and a foundation pattern (use Buckram for foundation, available from our Millinery Department). This cravat bows are suitable for various decades from 1870s to early 20th C. Some experience in sewing is recommended. One size. AP1472 EURO 2.00
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1869 Gentleman's Stock Package contains patterns and short instructions for making a Gentleman's stock based on an original pattern dated 1869. Some experience in sewing is recommended. One size. AP1445 EURO 2.50
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Underbust Corsets 1894-1909 Views A and B are ladies’ corsets and View C is a man’s. View A is a ribbon corset, which is constructed of alternating pieces of fabric and ribbon. It has a busk in the front and lacing in the back. The bones are placed between two layers of fabric. This corset was popular from about 1899 to 1909. View B is a one layer corset girdle made with coutil with a busk in front, lacing in back, and boning tape. The dates for this corset are about 1894-1909. View C is a gentleman’s corset made with coutil, a busk, lacing in back, and boning tape. Gentlemen wore corsets in the Victorian and Edwardian eras to maintain a slim figure. All sizes (Ladies: 4-36, Gents: 22-64 = Ladies: underbust 60 - 130 cm = 24 - 52", waist 55 - 125 cm = 22 - 50" / Gents: chest 65 - 170 cm = 26 - 68", waist 55-160 cm = 22 - 64") included. LM113 EURO 15.00
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1860-1890s Men's Drawers Long drawers are typical of those worn during the 1860s through the turn of the century. Based on extant garments. Documentation included. All sizes included (Waist 28-42” = 70-105 cm). PP006 EURO 15.00
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1830s-1840s Small-Fall Trousers The man with the hat is wearing a work or dress trowser that closes with a small fall and has frog pockets. The young man is wearing pleated work trowsers. Cossacks, drafted from the 1837 The Tailor's Masterpiece can also be made with this pattern. Those were styled after pants russian Cossacks used to wear and were especially popular in England. All three versions have a narrow fall-front. Comes in sizes (Waist 28-42” = 70-105 cm) or (44-52” = 110-130). PP008 EURO 15.00
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1830-1850s Men's Dress Coat Typical dress coat with cut back tails. Variations included are suitable for 1830-1850s wear. All sizes included (Chest 36-50” = 90-125 cm). W325 EURO 22.00
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1860s Tailcoat, Waistcoat and Trousers A complete suit for formal occasions, the opera, balls, weddings, etc. Includes patterns for a tailcoat, formal waistcoat and trousers based on an original dated to the 1860s. A few alterations make this style suitable for other decades as well! Though the manufacturer claims not much tailoring is needed on this suit, we highly recommend this design - as all Ageless Patterns (product code AP) - to experienced seamstresses and tailors! 9 Sizes (Chest 34 - 50” = 85 - 125 cm) included. AP1301 EURO 27.00
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1830-1850s Frock Coat Single breasted coat with waist seams and lapels. Different versions included for 1830s, 1840s and 1850s. All sizes included (Chest 36-50” = 90-125 cm). W324 EURO 22.00
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1840-1856 Double Breasted Summer Paletot The popularity of the paletot in the mid-19th century is without question. Farid Chemoune, author of A History of Men's Fashion, quotes La Fashion which lamented in 1840, "Paletots, yet more paletots, more paletots still! They have become more fashionable for every class, for every hour of the day, for every occasion." The paletot is cut with a separate side-body, which makes it fit the body closely. Because it fits the body closely it replaces a frock coat. The pattern contains a brief history of the paletot from the 1840's-1870's which describes the difference between a paletot and a frock coat: hand sewing instructions, alterations and sewing instructions in 11 well-illustrated steps. Sizes (Chest 34 - 38” = 85 - 95 cm) or (40 - 46” = 100 - 110 cm) per pack. PP009 EURO 28.00
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1868 Man's Lounging or Neglige Jacket This jacket is perfect for leisure or undress wear. Suitable for light woolen or cotton fabrics. Combine with shirt, waistcoat and stock - even for leisure or sports wear! Cover Ageless Patterns (product code AP) are recommended for experienced seamstresses and tailors! 9 Sizes (Chest 34 - 50” = 85 - 125 cm) included. AP1145 EURO 13.00
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Men’s Frock Coats and Two Vests (1850 - 1915) Both the Double and Single Breasted Frock Coats and Vest A are exact copies of an antique frock and matching vest circa 1880. Vest B is a copy of a vest circa 1850. The silhouette of all garments are appropriate for the time period 1850-1915. The double breasted frock coat can be buttoned on either side. The silk lining shows at the notched collar. The single breasted option has a plain collar and 4 buttons. They both have tails opened to the waist and have inside pockets in both breast and in the tails. Vest A has a notched collar and four welt pockets on the outside and two inside pockets at the breast. The collar is “laid on” and does not go all the way around the back of the neck. Vest B has a shawl collar and two welt pockets. View B’s collar goes all the way around the back of the neck. The back of both vests has a cinch belt. Alle Sizes included (Chest 34-58" = 85-145cm). LM109 EURO 14.99
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Mens Victorian and Edwardian Shirts (1845-1920) Work shirt or dress shirt suitable for Cowboy or Civil War Civilian, any Edwardian or Victorian event. All shirts have a back yoke, shaped armholes and long sleeves. View A is an informal or work shirt with a front placket opening with attached cuff and the choice of 5 different attached collars. View B is a dress shirt with a shield shaped front opening bosom with attached neckband and wristband and is worn with detachable collars and cuffs. View C is a dress shirt with a rectangular plain, 3, or 4 pleated bosom, opens front and back (optional) and is also worn with detachable collars and cuffs. The dress shirts have 7 different detachable collars and 4 different detachable cuff choices. 14 different choices of period neckwear are also included. Alle Sizes included (Chest 32-56" = 80-140cm). LM107 EURO 14.99
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Pants 1850 - 1900 Civilian Style Pants or Modern Western Wear, one women's and three men's fits! Features: large, clear illustrations with simplified directions, intermediate skill level, Biblography and historical notes. The front has vertical front pockets, a button fly, and suspender buttons. The back can have two welt pockets or none at all, a back cinch belt and a split back waistband with suspender buttons. The hems at the bottom of the legs are shorter at the center front than the center back and have a very slight flare. All Sizes included (Waist 28-60” = 70-150 cm). LM106 EURO 14.99
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Classic Plain-Cut Summer Trousers of the Mid-19th Century (regular waist sizes) These trousers are appropriate for summer wear. In the Construction Notes you are introduced to 19th century measuring, let-out seams, middle-line and the location of the 19th century man's natural waistline. In the Marking and Making-Up section tailor's supplies and thread marks are discussed. In the Hand Stitches the stitches used to sew the original trousers, make buttonholes and sew buttons with a neck are illustrated. Alle Sizes included (Waist 28-42” = 70-105 cm). PP014 EURO 15.00
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Classic Plain-Cut Summer Trousers of the Mid-19th Century (in Big and Tall waist sizes) These trousers are appropriate for summer wear. In the Construction Notes you are introduced to 19th century measuring, let-out seams, middle-line and the location of the 19th century man's natural waistline. In the Marking and Making-Up section tailor's supplies and thread marks are discussed. In the Hand Stitches the stitches used to sew the original trousers, make buttonholes and sew buttons with a neck are illustrated. Alle Sizes included (Waist 44-52” = 110-130 cm). PP015 EURO 17.00
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1888 Man's Ulster Overcoat Wear this stylish overcoat with your suit, either high buttoned or open to show of the lapels. Suitable are heavy woolen fabrics. Combine with leather gloves, a fine hat and walking stick and your ready for a most fashionable walk! Cover Ageless Patterns (product code AP) are recommended for experienced seamstresses and tailors! 9 Sizes (Chest 32 - 48” = 80 - 120 cm) included. AP1270 EURO 17.50
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