Garment cutting in the twentieth century : $b Consisting of a series of articles on garment cutting and making

"Garment Cutting in the Twentieth Century: Consisting of a Series of Articles on Garment Cutting and Making with Illustrations by Diagrams" by Günther F. Hertzer is an instructional guide exploring the world of tailoring and custom garment creation, probably from the late 1800s. It dives into the heart of tailoring, revealing the proven methods for crafting perfectly fitted clothes through smart cutting strategies. This book could be a valuable source for budding tailors and anyone fascinated by the artistry of making clothes that fit just right. The book starts with an introduction where Hertzer talks about his wide-ranging experience with tailoring and making clothes, noting that while fashion trends might come and go, the building blocks of good clothes-making stay the same. He highlights how crucial it is to have a strong base for cuts when making clothes, using specific measurements, angles, and techniques to make sure that bespoke trousers fit comfortably and look good. The author's goal is to pass on what he's learned from years in the business, helping readers master the art of tailoring while recognizing how challenging it can be.