[Mahseer]

Any comments on cut, fit, pattern or color would be greatly appreciated.-jason

 

[saiko]

Very nice tailoring, I like it, and the stripes are great. Definitely gives Mustapha a run for his money. :thumb

 

[laughinggravy2]

Any comments on cut, fit, pattern or color would be greatly appreciated.-jason

The cut and tailoring are great. Color looks good, too. On many I've seen, the stripes on the sleeve run the same as on the body, which means around the arm.

Didn't know you were still playing. Good to see you still putting stuff out.

 

[MK-23]

Nothing wrong with it at all! Wish I had your talent bud, it looks really good.

 

[Mahseer]

On many I've seen, the stripes on the sleeve run the same as on the body, which means around the arm.

Armand, having the stripes run around the arms will make the pattern even easier to sew! I can cut the whole thing out in 1 piece.

 

[saiko]

What are you planning to bash with this? Moroccan infantry? What era?

 

[The Saint]

The tayloring is nice, but the colours of Army issue jellabahs were very codified.

Eric

 

[laughinggravy2]

The tayloring is nice, but the colours of Army issue jellabahs were very codified.

Eric

That's very true. I'm thinking he was going for just a generic native garment look. If so, this is fine. Cut a bit tighter, this can even be a sous-vetement for the djellabah, in which case the lighter color is ideal.

Regimental-denoting issued garments had specific woven patterns to the lines as well as colors, did they not? If so, finding fabric in scale could prove difficult.