PD9614_SQ_INCHES_.pdf
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This document is a Pattern Description (PD) for a Marine Corps Women's Maternity Shirt detailing fabric consumption specifications for two shirt types: Short Sleeve (Type I) and Long Sleeve (Type II). The pattern, dated 20 July 2020, provides detailed Bill of Material (BOM) measurements for five sizes (XSMALL through XLARGE), with specific square inch calculations and yard requirements for each size. For Type I Short Sleeve shirts, the average BOM is 1.451 yards per shirt, with waste estimated at 18.30%, while Type II Long Sleeve shirts have an average BOM of 1.584 yards per shirt with 15.03% waste. An additional 2.5% is added for cutting and spreading. The waste marker is configured for 59" width goods, accommodating sizes SMALL through XLARGE.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| M-1 TECH DATA.pdf | ||
| SPE1C125Q0381.pdf | ||
| PGC 02919 POT.pdf | ||
| FNS-PD 96-14 Shirt Maternity (Long Short Sleeve) (1997FEB28).pdf |
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PD 96-14, MC Women's Shirt, Maternity Pattern Date: 20 JUL 2020
Sample: M *Created on 07/07/2025* TYPE I (Short Sleeve) Average BOM = 1.451 yards per shirt Special Measurement BOM = 1.785 yards per shirt Waste = 18.30% 2.5% Added for Cutting and Spreading
SIZE Sq. Inch BOM
XSMALL 2115.473 1.286
SMALL 2245.207 1.365
MEDIUM 2380.017 1.447
LARGE 2521.191 1.533
XLARGE 2669.576 1.623
TYPE II (Long Sleeve) AVERAGE BOM = 1.584 yards per shirt Special Measurement BOM = 1.954 yards per shirt Waste = 15.03% 2.5% Added for Cutting and Spreading
SIZE Sq. Inch BOM
XSMALL 2391.169 1.398
SMALL 2544.418 1.488
MEDIUM 2703.343 1.580
LARGE 2867.119 1.676
XLARGE 3040.068 1.777
Waste Marker made on 59" width goods with sizes SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, XLARGE
Sq. Inches 2020JUL20
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