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Alteration Tasks

ALTERATION TASKS - ATTACHMENT 1
TASKDESCRIPTION
COAT, MENS, ALL WEATHER
1Increase or decrease length of each sleeve
(including position of sleeve strap), if necessary.
(Included is alteration to the coat lining, if required.)
SERVICE COAT, MEN'S GREEN (GABARDINE, WOOL,
AND POLY/WOOL)
2Decrease or increase (where material permits)
chest by altering side seams and reshaping
armhole. Do not alter original appearance and
do not move buttons in the front.
3Decrease front chest by taking in front underarm
seam and side seam, reshaping armhole in
front and back.
4Decrease or increase (where material permits)
waist and flare of coat by altering side seam.
(This does not include armhole.)
5Decrease or increase (where material permits)
the waist and vent of coat by adjusting back seam.
White binding shall be removed and reset or replaced
at new fold.
6Increase sleeve length by adding facing. Cuff
shall be removed so as to conform to original
appearance. Facing material shall be provided
by the contractor.
7Decrease sleeve length. Cuff shall be moved so as
to conform to original appearance and length.
8Remove wrinkles from shoulder by adding
padding, as required. Padding material shall be
provided by the contractor.
9Cut front edge of coat so as to assure that both
pockets are properly aligned.
10Replace buttons on dress coats, as required. Adjust
buttons on front to straighten button alignment as
required.
11Shorten coat, all around, by decreasing length of
coat body at the bottom (to include pockets).

12 Tack rear vent of coat, as required

13 Construct eyelet on coat lapels, as required.

14Decrease front overlap by unstitching the 4
pockets, gathering or removing excess material,
and restitching seams from shoulder to the
waist of coat. Construct additional seam which
shall run from the waist to the bottom of coat
and restitch the pockets, as required. Prior to
making this alteration, approval must be
obtained from the COR, in writing.
15Add or decrease belt length by moving button and/or
snap. Add snaps or buttons, as required. Buttons will be
furnished by the Government.

COAT, MEN'S DRESS BLUE

16Decrease or increase chest (where material
permits) by altering side seams and reshaping
armhole, not to alter original appearance.
17Decrease front chest by taking in front underarm
seam and side seam, reshaping armhole in front
and back.
18Decrease or increase (where material permits)
waist and flare of coat by adjusting back seams,
not to alter original appearance. Red piping
shall be removed or loosened and reset, not
cut. End of piping shall be turned under.
19Increase sleeve length by adding facing
material, as needed. Cuff shall be moved so as to
conform to original appearance and length.
Facing material shall be provided by the
contractor.
20Decrease sleeve length. Cuff shall be moved so
as to conform to original appearance and length.
21Increase or decrease collar size of coat by
replacing improper fitting collar and adjusting
material of coat around neck and shoulders with-
out altering its original appearance. Collars will be
furnished by the Government.
22Remove wrinkles in back at base of collar by resetting
collar.
23Lower one side of collar by moving piping down
and trimming out excess fullness in front.
24Cut left vertical edge of coat and both pockets
to remove front overlap. Red piping shall be taken
loose and reset, not cut. End of piping shall be
turned under.
25Remove wrinkles from shoulder by adding
padding, as required. Padding material shall be
provided by the contractor.
26Replace buttons as required. Buttons will be
furnished by the Government.
27Adjust hook on collar so that the top and both
ends of the collar are properly aligned.
TROUSERS, MEN'S GREEN (GABARDINE, WOOL, AND
POLY/WOOL), DRESS BLUE, AND WHITES
28Increase (where material permits) or decrease
waist, seat, and replace belt loop, as required.
Belt loops will be furnished by the Government.
29Replace or add waist fastener, as required. Waist
fasteners shall be provided by the Contractor.
30Replace or reset zipper. Zippers shall be provided
by the contractor.
31Increase length by adding facing at the bottom, as
required. Facing material shall be provided by the
contractor.
32Decrease length, as required. Excess material shall
not be cut, but shall be turned up in the hem.
33Remove and replace belt loops, as required. Belt
loops will be furnished by the Government.

SHIRT, MEN'S KHAKI, LONG SLEEVE

34Decrease sleeve length by raising cuff and
placket (not to change original appearance), as
required.

COAT WOMEN'S, ALL WEATHER

35Increase or decrease length of each sleeve
(including position of sleeve strap), if necessary.
(Included is alteration to the coat lining, if required.)
36Shorten coat belt by movement of buckle and
loop, as required.
SERVICE COAT, WOMEN'S GREEN (GABARDINE,
WOOL, AND POLY/WOOL) AND DRESS BLUE
37Decrease or increase the two back seams, not
including collar and arm hole, as required.
38Decrease or increase side seams, not involving
armhole.

39 Decrease or increase hips only.

40Shorten coat so as to give a horizontal evenness
to bottom of coat, as required.

41 Take in front darts, including pocket flap.

42 Construct eyelets on coat lapels, as required.

43Decrease chest and side body by taking in side
seams and reshaping armhole, as required.
44Increase sleeve length by adding by adding facing. Cuff shall conform
To original appearance. Facing material shall be provided by
Contractor.
45Remove wrinkles from shoulder by adding
padding, as required. Padding material shall be
provided by the Contractor.
46Decrease sleeve length. Cuff shall be moved to conform to original
appearance.

47 Narrow shoulders by resetting sleeves.

48Remove wrinkles at base of collar by resetting
collar. Take up material under shoulder
strap, as required. Do not alter original
appearance.

49 Tack rear vent of coat, as required.

50Replace or adjust buttons, as required . Buttons will be
furnished by the Government.
SLACKS, WOMEN'S, GREEN (GABARDINE, WOOL, AND
POLY/WOOL), DRESS BLUE, AND WHITES

51 Take in hips, not involving waistband, hem or zipper

52 Decrease or increase center back waist seam.

53 Decrease length of slacks, as required.

54Increase length of slacks by adding facing
material at the bottom, as required. Facing
material shall be provided by the Contractor.
55Replace or reset zippers, as required. Zippers
shall be provided by the Contractor.

56 Tack waistband above zipper

57Add or replace belt loops on Drill Instructor slacks. Belt Loops to be
furnished by the Government.
SKIRT, WOMEN'S GREEN (GABARDINE, WOOL AND
POLY/WOOL), AND DRESS BLUE
58Take in or let out waistband by taking in or
letting out front or back seams, and resetting
waistband, as required.
59Take in or let out and reset entire waistband, front
and back, not including zipper. Waistband shall not
be cut.
60Take in or let out two corresponding seams from
waistband down, not involving waistband or zipper,
but involving hem, when necessary.
61Shorten or lengthen skirt so that the hem is a
proper width (2"-3") and hangs evenly. Include 1/2
inch binding or 2 inch facing, as required. Binding
and/or facing shall be provided by the Contractor.

62 Shorten lining on new skirt

63Take in or let out hips only, not involving waist-
band, zipper, or hem.

SHIRT, WOMEN'S KHAKI, LONG SLEEVE

64Shorten each sleeve by raising cuff and placket,
as required. Original appearance shall not be
changed.
65Take in side, back or front corresponding seams for a
better fit.
SHIRT, WOMEN'S KHAKI AND WHITE, QUARTER-LENGTH
SLEEVES
66Take in side, back or front seam for a better fit, as
required.
SEWING ON CHEVRONS, SERVICE STRIPES, AND NCO
STRIPES
67Sew on chevrons and/or service stripes (two
each per garment). Recruits and DI Organizational clothing
and dress blue supplemental issue only.
Chevrons will be furnished by Government.

68 Sew on Chevrons (two each per garment) for meritorous awards post TD62.

69Remove chevrons and/or service stripes (two
each per garment). DI Organizational clothing
and dress blue supplemental issue only.
70Sew on NCO stripes (two each per garment).
NCO stripes shall be furnished by the
Government. Side pockets shall remain
accessible, not sewn down. The top of the
stripe shall finish at or in the waist seam.

UNUSUAL ALTERATIONS

71Unusual alterations, not elsewhere covered
herein, as may be required (men and women).
The COR or NCOIC of Phase II, Clothing Division,
will initial the board sheet for any UA's upon
completion of each clothing appointment.
Specify hourly rate.
72Pressing of all weather coats, as required (men
and women).
72Pressing of all service coats and dress blue
coats, as required (men and women).
73Pressing of trousers, slacks and skirts, as
required.
74Pressing of long sleeve and quarter-length
sleeve shirts, as required (men and women).

NAME/SERVICE TAPES

Sew on name/service tapes. Press, as required, in
accordance with the specification. Name/service
tapes will be furnished by the Government.
Estimated cost per uniform.
(3 name/service tapes per uniform.)
75Recruits
5 Uniforms x 3 Tapes
76Authorized Permanent Personnel and Organizational
Clothing only. 4 uniforms x 3 tapes
77The contractor shall pick up and deliver uniforms
from designated areas.
Recruits - 5 Uniforms x 2 Articles of Clothing
Permanent Personnel - 4 uniforms x 3.75 articles

SUB-TOTALS

Grand Total All Option Years
3.75

Attachment 1 &A

Population Sample

Population Sample**Time PeriodMalesFemalesTotal
RecruitsFY 1413583296016543
Permanent PersonnelFY 1418045225
**On average, recruit attrition at Parris Island is 6% for males and 8% of females. These attrition factors have not been applied to the total # of recruits for this population sample. As a result, of the total population sample, not all recruits will graduate.

Recruits Male

CLINTOTAL
113
2533
3221
45343
52886
63094
74927
813
913
1091
1139
1252
130
140
150
1691
17364
189191
191768
202753
21949
2278
230
2426
250
260
270
2811635
2913
300
3191
3219487
33117
3426
6712324
680
690
700
710
730
740
7584617
7755926

Attachment 1 &A

Recruits Female

CLINTOTAL
350
362782
3739
3813
3939
402431
4126
4213
43780
441443
450
4639
4713
48572
4939
502457
51494
523718
53390
5413
550
5665
5891
591404
602041
61741
6213
63637
64156
6513
650
65169
66104
6613
662353
670
680
690
700
710
720
730
7423426
7523946
7723595

Attachment 1 &A

PermPer Male

CLINTOTAL
28158
29
30
3112
32286
33
34
67348
6816
69
70
761824
771862
781442

Attachment 1 &A

PermPer Female

CLINTOTAL
5124
5236
5344
546
55
56
57
5810
59
6010
6118
6218
634
6422
6546
65
65
6664
6652
6654
6790
684
69
70
76390
77438
78326

Attachment 1 &A

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