This early 1910s Four Piece Skirt sewing pattern was originally published by The Standard Fashion Company
On the original packaging, the garment was described as a “Ladies' Four Piece Draped Skirt; Slightly High or Regulation Waistline; in Round or Shorter Length; Closed in the Front or Back; Darts or Gathers at the Top; Cutaway or Straight Outline at the Lower Part of Front. (This skirt may be attached to a waist [blouse] or worn separately).”
This garment is from the era just before Downton Abbey.
This skirt pattern was originally developed for the size and shape of a 1910s woman with 26” waist and 40” hips. This is the only size provided with the package.
For resizing information, see https://pastpatterns.com/resizing-vintage-patterns/
Materials Required
With or Without Nap 2 5/8 Yds of 44” wide fabric + 7/8 Yds 1 ½” wide Belting ofr Stay Belt
Skirt patterns like the ones that can be developed from this package were made of bottom weight linen, cotton or velvet.
