Connie,
My guess, gleaned form modern tailoring, is that the issue is posture. It
usually indicates that the shoulders are rolled forward. I am not sure how to
fix this if the gussets are at the ends of the neck slash in a single piece of
fabric like I am used to. The modern fixes that I have seen involve changes in
the back piece, the front piece as well as the sleeve head, and I don't know if
you can do something equivalent without a shoulder seam. Good luck!
Laurie
> Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 10:45:40 -0500> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> From: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> CC: > Subject: [h-cost] Renaissance shirt question> > We have
> made several shirts and keep running into the same problem. The> neck
> consistantly pulls to the back. That leaves us constantly pulling> the shirt
> to the front to keep from choking.> > Our theory is that our gusset is either
> in the wrong place or not large> enough or both.> > Has anyone else had this
> problem? Does anyone have suggestions on how> to correct it?> > Thank you,> >
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