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the direction of N where these two segments intersect each other locates the neck point; measure out from N to O 1⁄6 of the neck, and draw line from O through L to U and X; find point M by deducting distance from I to O S, from over-shoulder measure. Shorten it another ¼ inch and sweep, using point K as a pivot. Make M to N ½ inch less than from A to C; mark forward from N to V 5 inch, making the depth of opening usually about 1½ inches above U; mark back 3 inches from the breast line and draw line from B, as illustrated.
Shape the front with a gradual curve. The length of Vest must he made up to measure, and this usually runs about 3½, to 4 inches below the waist, and it should not extend more than 1 inch below the waist at side; as in no case must it show below jacket; add on 2 inch of button stand, and complete, as diagram.
MESS WAISTCOAT FOR HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY
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For the 1st Life Guards the vest is cut to fasten up the front. and finished with a stand
