Cynthia Virtue wrote:
Adele de Maisieres wrote:
People here practically use "t-tunic" as a techinical term. It
means "a basic tunic with a rectangular front and back, unshaped
sleeve heads, small square gussets at the armpit and two-piece gores
in the side-seam." Great shorthand when you want to use that as a
starting pount for descriding something -- ie, "it's just like a
t-tunic only it has additional gores at the cente front and back" etc.
Interesting -- to me, it's not really a proper tunic without center
front and back gores. Otherwise that's a great description.
Where's "here?" NZ on your email means New Zealand, I'd guess?
Yup, Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Adele de Maisieres
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