Pockets. The two (2) front pockets will be quarter top style with a minimum opening of 6" and a minimum depth of 4-1/2” measured from the bottom of the opening. Front pockets to have firm straight bar tacks at bottom of pocket openings. Pockets shall be constructed using the stitch, turn, and topstitch method. Front pocket facing and barrier to be made of the basic trouser fabric. Facing shall be a minimum of 1” and barrier shall measure a minimum of 2" (measured to the inside edge of pocket lining). The two (2) hip pockets shall have a minimum 5-3/8" wide (bartack to bartack) opening and a minimum depth of 5-3/4 " measured from the bottom of the pocket opening. Hip pockets shall be constructed using the double welt method on an automatic welt machine. The welts shall be finished in such a manner that there is no topstitching (topstitched hip pockets shall be cause for rejection). The corners of the hip pocket openings shall have triangular bartacks for reinforcement (use of straight bartacks shall be cause for rejection). Hip pocket facing and barrier are to be made of basic trouser fabric. Facing shall be a minimum of 3/4" and the barrier shall measure a minimum of 1-1/2”. The left hip pocket shall have a centered tab made of basic cloth inserted into the top welt with bartacks at the top and bottom of the tab to form an opening for a button. A button shall be located below the bottom welt corresponding in location with the tab, which shall be interlined with non-woven for added durability. There shall be a dart centered above each hip pocket to waistband. Dart shall be approximately 2-3/4” long tapered from 3/8” at waistband and shall be installed with automatic equipment for a clean non- puckered finish. The watch pocket shall be located on the right front at the waistband. This pocket shall have a minimum opening of 2-5/8” and a minimum depth of 2-7/8". The front of the pocket shall be made of pocketing fabric and the back of the pocket shall be made of basic fabric and the two pieces are securely stitched together. Each corner of the pocket opening shall have firm straight bar tacks. CREASES: The leg creases, front and back will have a silicone bead put in by using the Lintrak process. STITCHING, PRESSING & FINISHING: Trouser must be stitched with matching thread. Trouser must be neatly pressed on Hothead Presses and properly shaped. Out seams and inseams are edge serged on automatic equipment for uniformity of quality and shall be pressed open for a smooth p...
Pockets. There are 6 pockets assembled from internal construction fabric as follows:
Pockets. Two (2) B.DU style patch pockets are on the chest with 1-1/4” box pleat, stitched top and bottom to prevent spreading. Pockets are topstitched 1/16” from the edge, with square corners, to finish 5-3/4” wide by 5-3/4” long. The left chest pocket shall have an internal pencil compartment 1-1/2” wide corresponding to opening on flap. • Hidden napoleon or notebook pockets on the left and right sides are under the chest patch pockets and close with hook and loop, measuring 5/8" wide by 2" long. Notebook pocket opening measures 6-1/4”, shall be secured with 1 vertical bar-tack at the bottom of the opening on both sides. POCKET FLAPS: Style has two (2) asymmetrical flaps, with 1/4” double needle topstitching, to finish 5-3/4” in width, by 2-3/4” long at outer sides, and 2-1/4” at front side. Flaps are secured to the front of the shirt with two rows of stitching 3/16” apart. Left flap has a 1-1/4” pencil opening corresponding to pencil compartment inside the pocket. Flaps have woven interlining of stabilized fusible. Creased and edge stitched pocket flap construction is unacceptable. The side points of the flaps are to be secured to the pocket by means of hook and loop fasteners sewn onto the flaps and pockets, the hook portion being stitched to the pocket and loop portion sewn to the underside of the flap. The loop piece sewn to the flap shall not be sewn through and through the flap, but must be attached during the manufacturing process before the flap is assembled to prevent the stitching from showing.
Pockets. Has two (2) lower welt pockets made of Softshell fabric and 1 ply interlining with zipper closure. Side pockets opening towards side seam on slight angle and measures 7”. There shall be a zippered napoleon pocket on wearer left side open towards center front measuring 6” (regular length). Pocket bags constructed with 1 layer brushed flannel fabric and 1 layer tricot. Zippers close from bottom to top.
Pockets. Two breast patch pockets with mitered corners and 1-1/2" stitched pleats to be sewn over the map pockets. Pleats shall be stitched top and bottom and full length of pleat to prevent spreading. Pocket to measure 5-5/8" wide, 6" deep. Left breast pocket to have 1- 1/2" pencil stitch. Each pocket to have hook Velcro, 3/4" long by ½" wide, positioned on both edges of pocket to correspond with outer scalloped flap points as specified. FLAPS: Two piece deep scalloped design to measure 5-7/8" across and 2-3/4" in xxxxx xx xxxxxx xxxxx, 0-0/0" at sides. Secured to shirtfront approximately 3/8” above pocket. Left flap to have invisible pencil opening 1- 1/2" to correspond precisely with pencil slot of pocket. (Stop & start stitching for pencil opening unacceptable and shall be cause for rejection.) Flaps to be 1/4" topstitched. Flaps to have woven interlining of #250 Dacron. Creased and edge stitched pocket flap construction unacceptable. Under side of the flap to have looped Velcro 3/4" long by 1/2" wide stitched all sides, positioned on outer points of both pocket flaps to secure with corresponding Velcro strips on shirt pocket. Each flap shall have a button centered on uncut sewn buttonhole.
Pockets. Two breast patch pockets with mitered corners and 1-1/2" stitched pleats. Pleats shall be stitched top and bottom and full length of pleat to prevent spreading. Pocket to measure 5-5/8" wide, 6" deep. Breast pockets are set to shirtfront with ¼” double needle stitching. Left breast pocket to have 1- 1/2" pencil stitch. Each pocket shall have a well-sewn buttonhole eyelet centered on the pocket to align with the buttonhole in the pocket flap. FLAPS: Black Pocket Flaps to be two-piece mitered design to measure 5-7/8" across and 2-1/2" in depth at center, 1-7/8" at sides. Secured to shirtfront approximately 3/8” above pocket. Each flap to have invisible pencil opening 1-1/2" to correspond precisely with pencil slot of pocket. (Stop & start stitching for pencil opening unacceptable and shall be cause for rejection.) Flaps to be 1/4" double needle topstitched. Flaps to have woven interlining of #550 Stabilized Xxxxx-Press. Creased and edge stitched pocket flap construction unacceptable. Each flap shall have a buttonhole centered on the flap to align with the buttonhole eyelet on the pocket.
Pockets. (a) Protective coat shall have two hand warmer slash pockets on the inside of the outer shell, one bellow type radio pocket on the outside of the outer shell, one notebook pocket on the inside of the liner and one slash pocket on the inside of the storm flap;
Pockets. Two (2) spade breast pockets with 7/8” top hem and 3/8” inside creased edges, 5-3/4” wide, 6-1/4” deep at point (5-1/4” deep on sides), stitched military center crease, 23 ligne decorative false button centered 1-3/8” down from pocket top with 14 stitches, double needle set, and top stitching 1/16" from edge. Flaps: Two (2) die-cut spade flaps 6" long by 2" wide at sides (2-3/4” wide at center) placed 5/8” above each pocket, fully lined with inner liner, double needle set, right flap 1/16” topstitch set, left pocket flap set with three (3) 28-stitch bar tacks so it is divided 1-1/2” wide pencil slot with remainder set in top stitching, flap points to have 3/4" by 5/8” Velcro tab. Sleeves: One (1 )-piece construction, closed at underarm, set into shoulders with double needle safety stitch, short sleeves to be 6” long with 7/8” inside hem, and bartacked. Cuffs: Long sleeves have 2-5/8” wide cuff and l” wide by 7-1/2” long full dress placket with 6" opening, placket and cuff to be set onto sleeve with not less than 3/8” of sleeve fabric inserted into them, radiused corners, fully lined with woven liner, buttonhole 1/2" from cuff outside end with 86 stitches, two (2) 17-ligne buttons 5/8" and 1-5/8" respectively from inside cuff end with 14 stitches. Name Embroidery a) Direct embroidery to the shirt material; b) Wearers name: First initial, with middle initial optional, and last name; c) Color: Commensurate to rank: Silver #829 or Gold #108 (ChiefOfficers); d) Size: ½” Back, Yoke, and Shoulder: All seams felled, safety stitched then topstitched, back joined to yoke with double-needle felled yoke seam, yoke 2-1/2" wide at center neck and 2" wide at armholes. Xxxx to join shirt front with double-needle felled shoulder seams, back to join fronts at sides with safety stitching.
Pockets. Two (2) pockets with one (1) button in each, left pocket with pencil stall
Pockets. If using pockets and they are not closed at the top, attach the fabric to a wood post using at least one additional staple or nail, or to a steel post using wire. Ensure the additional attachment is within the top 6 in (150 mm) of the fabric.
