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I was about to buy a new suit, but my sis is into her dressmakin and has offered to make one for me.

I can see the benefit in this re: cost, sizing etc, design, colours etc. etc.
Is there anything I should be aware of as in type of fabric, or any potential problems with this ??
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Generally use durable fabrics, cotton-poly and/or supplex. Consider using cordura on knees, seat, booties, etc. You can double-layer fabrics to get extra body if you want it. Building a second one is usually much easier than building the first one, so don't agonize about things. Maybe bring her a suit you like and have her look it over, make some measurements, etc.

-- Jeff
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Think I may go all brown, keep it as a winter suit as this time of year it's always F@@@@@ing raining
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Gets to figurin, they're laughin at him

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