Thanks my man good luck

I buy my canvas from www.theliningcompany.co.uk/trimmings/flax-linen-selection/32-linen-holland/

@@LeeMarshsavilerow thank you very much!!!!

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You draft the collar directly onto your jacket pattern, i really don't see what purpose drafting a stand alone collar pattern serves... it's not a one size fits all. I guess they give you a general collar shape and size to follow, so take note and use them in your draft if you're struggling.

Check out all information about the videos only course options 2. www.leemarsh.co.uk/new-page-52 …can always email also to proceed with option 2. Email: [email protected]

You can use any type doesn’t have to be expensive. I use this type it’s not the cheapest out there but I like it. 32" Linen Holland - Black - 1 meter Product/Shade: 025-06 www.theliningcompany.co.uk/trimmings/flax-linen-selection/32-linen-holland/

@@LeeMarshsavilerow oh wow thank you so much for taking the time to respond. Would it be best to use linen on cuffs too? I know people use pocketing fabric, just not sure about linen. I know I'm asking a lot of question, im sorry.

@@thatxonexguy5438 No worries. Yes I use pocketing on the cuff too. Linen too heavy :)

@@LeeMarshsavilerow thanks! Would muslin be an acceptable substitute for silesia when doing cuffs? Its sorta hard to get ahold of 100% cotton silesia in the US to just experiment with unless I want to pay for 25$ for a yard for something that might not work out. I was checking out the Saville Row Jacket MasterClass, Do you run occasionally run promotions on the classes every now and then? It's a subject im greatly interested in but im currently 19 so things are kinda tight at the moment monetarily and you cant really find too much info out there on this kinda of stuff.

@@thatxonexguy5438 You can use muslin as long as you shrink it first, should be fine after that. I do a 15% discount for students or anyone 19 or under😊

Regarding the arm scye by taking a dart out of the canvas you expect length in the cloth right. During the latter stages of construction when the sleeves get machined on you simply shrink the excess length/fullness and machine the sleeves. It ends up being clean cos the machine stitches holding the sleeve to the forepart nicely distribute the fullness assuming you've shrunk it properly. I guess lee marsh didn't know how to explain this as he's clearly ignored u and responded to other comments

Mine no but you can sew all the sleeve in by hand no problem end result little more movement 👍🏾

Thanks for you kind message…happy to help. Good luck 😊

Thanks for that …glad it helped good luck 😊

All good no worries keep it going:)

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Thanks…here you go book a free consultation and I’ll tell you all about it myself. Link below go.oncehub.com/SavileRowMasterclass

Here you go my man www.theliningcompany.co.uk/trimmings/canvas/body-canvas/29-wool-hair-canvas-medium-heavy-weight/

Check out course online my man 👍🏾

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@@shaunigothictv1003 I’ll check it out thanks my man I’m honoured 🙏🏾

@@LeeMarshsavilerow Peace.

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