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24th April 13, 10:51 AM
#15
 Originally Posted by piperdbh
3 meters of tweed, 1 1/2 meters of double-width lining should be enough. Is there a reason for the acetate satin, as opposed to bridal satin? For my jackets and waistcoats, I prefer the heavier bridal satin, which is available at any good fabric store. Edited: how wide is your tweed?
The acetate/viscose satin is what is used on the tweed jackets I presently own and I like the feel/look of the material. I wouldn't want to go any heavier. Lovat Mill Kirkton tweeds are 1.5 metres wide and their weight is 500 g/m. They're a mediumweight range, which is ideal for me. I don't intend on going a heavier tweed route, as that would restrict the jacket and waistcoat's use to cold weather only.
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