Sweet-Orr Pants

Started by Skeeter Lewis, March 14, 2014, 04:06:49 AM

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Skeeter Lewis

Sweet-Orr was narrow-waled corduroy and often used for cowboy's pants. This is from the Laughing Moon Mercantile pattern. An interesting feature is the small button at the top of the fly that goes through a small button hole and is then attached to the shirt to stop it riding up.

Skeeter Lewis

The button I mentioned...

Grenadier

Skeeter, you should sell these!

Will Ketchum

I have several shirts with button holes for that button (never have seen the pants before) the problem is that one would have to wear the pants nearly up to their armpits to button the darn thing  ;)

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Skeeter Lewis

Thanks, Grenadier. I'm afraid they take too much time for me to make a profit from them. They're a lot of work!
Will - it's a cool little button, even if I never fix it to a shirt. ;D

Blair

Period trouser measurements should be taken at ones Bell Button location.
I think most folks will find  these trouser and shirt types work well together if measured correctly.
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Oregon Bill

Skeeter, that is some truly wonderful tailoring! What a fine skill to have.
Love those trousers too.

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