1930s Men's shirt neck sizes 39-45 cm (15.4"-17.7")
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A men's business shirt from mid 1930s. The front of this shirt is cut as one whole piece and the placket opening is folded and stitched to form the buttoned front along the centre line. This means that a small pleat forms below the buttons and the two sides of the front are not separate (as in more 'modern' shirts). The shirt tails are approximately 75 to 85 cm long. The collar is stitched to a collar stand (i.e. not separate or buttoned on).
Available in three original sizes.
For these body measurements:
| Chest | Waist | Neck | |
| 1. | 96 cm (37.8") | 90 cm (35.4") | 39 cm (15.4") |
| 2. | 104 cm (41") | 100 cm (33") | 41 cm (16") |
| 3. | 120 cm (47") | 128 cm (50.4") | 45 cm (17.7") |
Includes:
- 1.5 cm (5/8") seam allowances.
- Original notations on the pattern pieces are in German and English.
- Guide with original information and written instructions*, in English and German.
- Links to our online library of helpful sewing references.
- Printed on 40-GSM semi-transparent paper.
*Sewing experience is required, because the instructions are without diagrams.
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