Appendix_10_BMT.pdf
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Appendix 10 for Solicitation FA3047-12-R-0039
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FA3047-12-R-0039
APPENDIX 10
MALE TROUSERS-FRONT VIEW
1. Ensure the waist fits snug, but comfortably.
2. Ensure the waistband is located on the top of the hip bone
3. Ensure the bottom of the trousers hem rests on the front of the shoe, between the first two bottom eyelets with a slight break.
MALE TROUSERS-REAR VIEW
4. Ensure side pockets do not gap open or are under strain.
5. Ensure trousers are fitted without bagging at the seat.
6. Ensure trouser hem will be no longer than the shoe welt, nor shorter than 1/2” above the shoe welt.
MALE 1620 SERVICE COAT- FRONT VIEW
1. Ensure ease in shoulders. Seams fitted to the extremities of the top of the shoulders.
2. Ensure the chest fits with approximately 1 ½ - 2” ease in the front.
3. Ensure the waist fits with a 4 – 5” ease (2 – 2 ½” ease on each side).
4. Ensure the front of the coat overlaps, coat fits smoothly over seat and is even at the bottom.
5. Ensure the row of buttons are straight, from top to bottom when buttoned.
6. Bottom of the coat sleeve should rest between the thumb knuckle and the end of the thumb
MALE 1620 SERVICE COAT- REAR VIEW
7. Ensure shirt collar show by ¼ - ½” over the top of the service coat.
8. Ensure the service coat fits with ease in the shoulders, chest, and underarms.
9. Ensure the back vent overlaps and hangs straight.
10. Ensure sleeves appears even when worn.
FEMALE 1620 SERVICE COAT-FRONT VIEW
1. Ensure coat collar fits snugly around the neck without gaps or breaks under the neck.
2. Ensure the chest fits with approximately 1 ½ - 2” pull in the front.
3. Ensure the waist fits with a 4 – 5” ease (2 –2 ½” ease on each side).
4. Ensure the row of buttons are straight from top to bottom when buttoned.
5. Ensure the front of the coat overlaps, hangs straight, and is even at the bottom.
6. Ensure the length of the coat is proportional to the height.
7. Ensure the coat fits over the hips with 1” ease on ease side.
FEMALE 1620 SERVICE COAT-REAR VIEW
8. Ensure the shirt collar shows ¼ -
½”.
9. Ensure the coat fits with ease in the shoulders, chest and underarms.
10. Ensure the sleeves end at the heel of the thumb; but not to exceed one inch beyond the heel of the thumb. Sleeves must appear even when worn. Ensure the row of buttons are straight from top to bottom when buttoned.
11. Ensure the coat will be long enough to fall just below the mid-point of the buttocks.
FEMALE 1620 SERVICE SKIRT
1. Ensure the waist fits snugly, but comfortably.
2. Ensure the waistband rests on top of the hip bone.
3. Ensure the pockets do not gap open or are under strain.
4. Ensure the skirt fits over the hips and has a 2” ease (1” at each side).
5. Ensure the length is no shorter than the top of the kneecap; nor longer than the bottom of the kneecap.
FEMALE SLACKS
1. Ensure there is no bunching on the waist and the pockets do not gap open nor are under strain.
2. Ensure slacks fit naturally over the hip with no bagging at the seat.
3. Ensure bottom of the slack hem rests on the front of the shoes with a slight break, ensure the slack hem is no longer than the shoe welt nor shorter than ½ inch above the welt.
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