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Jetty McClaskey, VPI Extenion Clothing Specialists. Neckline—should fit snugly .round the base of the neck, mt not *;ght enough to be unomfortable, nor loose enough o gap. This applies to low as veil as high necklines. Shoulder seam—falls exactly I in top of shoulder one inch be- | lind the lobe of ear. When tn iroper place, it cannot be seen 'rom front or back when | hou'der is at eye level. Armscye—should fall where j he arm breaks from the body it back and front, and right on ; ;he outer edge of the socket at j he shoulder.
Sleeves—s h o u 1 d be full ' ?nough to allow movement without binding. The grainine should run straight across ! the arm at the top of the sleeve. 1
Bodice Darts—stop about 1 to I1-’ inches below the point jf the bust. Darts on the side :>f the garment should be in line with the crown of the bust
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