. Straight shoulder rules, systems and methods of the present day . Single-Breasted Vest, with Collar. loo DOOLITTLES STRAIGHT SHOULDER RULES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS SINGLE-BREASTED VEST (WITHOUT COLLAR). THE effect of this vest is best displayed by the artistic line of front shaping. Too much of acurved line at opening- has more of the effect of having been for collar than having beentaken off. After establishing the distance for opening, the front can be gracefully linedbelow to form a good shape, as the top button can be placed uell below the opening, and withbetter effect. The pockets
. Straight shoulder rules, systems and methods of the present day . Single-Breasted Vest, with Collar. loo DOOLITTLES STRAIGHT SHOULDER RULES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS SINGLE-BREASTED VEST (WITHOUT COLLAR). THE effect of this vest is best displayed by the artistic line of front shaping. Too much of acurved line at opening- has more of the effect of having been for collar than having beentaken off. After establishing the distance for opening, the front can be gracefully linedbelow to form a good shape, as the top button can be placed uell below the opening, and withbetter effect. The pockets look best in line with the bottom of vest; the small pocket on open-ing line goes inside on the facing, and is very useful to those using eye-glasses ; the middlepocket is useful for the watch, where persons use both upper and lower for other purposes. Infact an extra pocket or two will often express more than many mentions, as they are the proofof a desire to please. DOOLITTLES STRAIGHT SHOULDER RULES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS loi. Single-Bkeasteu Vest, without Collar. I02 DOOLITTLES STRAIGHT SHOULDER RULES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS DRESS VEST—SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BKEASTED. THE only differiiiLr of this form from the single-notch collar No. i is the formation of frontopening, and that is governed by the prevailing style. This, like all low-roll or open-front garments, requires more advancement from CO. In the dress vest, especially thatof a heart-shaped front, there is often too much of a curving-in at line F, showing too muchof an opening. The double forepart to dress vest is simply the extending of front asdesired. DOOLITTLES STRAIGHT SHOULDER RULES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS 103 r
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