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The Rider Basque

Concocted to elongate the front of the Velvet Frock Coat, the rider’s basque is designed to provide sitting comfort whilst guarding the lap.

The Rider Belt Design

Giving an oriental touch, the belt’s frontal panels feature sets of downward curves, providing layered protection of the lap, whilst able to maneuver individually during traversal.

The same goes for the back panels, which cover solely the buttocks, causing no friction with the sitting-surface, yet having a regular coat-level split allowing them to maneuver freely. 

 

The beltpart itself is hightened towards the front center, producing a more armor-like appearance, together with the lenghtened side panels, providing the construction with a skirt-like span.

Detachables

Red Shirt Detachables

? detachable belt and front-panel for the Red Shirt

Having slice-lines accurately marked with fine white thread, these individually finished pieces are to be sent off to the boutonier to have their buttonholes done.

 

 

 

Preparation

With today’s arrival of this year’s gorgeously decorated festival tickets, brought together with international train reservations and the prepaid hotel booking, everything seems to be in place for the ‘acoming citytrip.

Hotel booking, Train tickets, Seat seservations, Bahn reduction cards, Pasports, Calling cards, Wave Gotik Treffen entrance tickets

Presswork

Velvet Frame, BEFORE pressingVelvet Frame, AFTER pressing

When pressing seams in velvet without decimating its shine, it is preferable to keep contact with the iron to an absolute minimum, relying heavily on both steam and suction while padding a brush to get the job done.

Collective Recreation

 

Crossing the Dolitz-grounds, while scanning the premises for the origin of that distinctive nourishing scent, tasting the local ales while enjoying the peaceful crowds and laid-back atmosphere of the last festival day.

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