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1930s Pattern, Men's & Boys Neckties - Age One size

1930s Pattern, Men's & Boys Neckties - Age One size

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Dawn & Team

Recreate 1930s art deco elegance of this debonair tie. The pattern includes two styles of tie, one bias-cut in the style of 1924 German American tailor Jesse Langsdorf, as well as a straight cut version. The depression-era clashed bright colours with bold spots and stripes. Stand out from the crowd like Frank Sinatra and Cary Grant in this true to era wardrobe accessory.

Two patterns are given.  One pattern (with end facings) is for a bias tie.  The other pattern (which requires less material) is for a tie cut on the straight of the material.  There is also a shorter length (indicated on the pattern) suitable for boys, age 10 -14 years.

Offered here as: Paper Pattern or the Original Pattern. This pattern is also available as a PDF download.

Sizes

Both men and boys (one size)

International Pattern Size Chart

 

Vintage Pattern Size Bust (inches) Bust (cm) UK Size France Size Germany Size Italy Size Spain Size US / Canada Size
12 30 76.2 4 – 6 34 32 38 34 0 – 2
14 32 81.3 6 – 8 36 34 40 36 2 – 4
16 34 86.4 8 – 10 38 36 42 38 4 – 6
18 36 91.4 10 – 12 40 38 44 40 6 – 8
20 38 96.5 12 – 14 42 40 46 42 8 – 10
40 40 101.6 14 – 16 44 42 48 44 10 – 12
42 42 106.7 16 – 18 46 44 50 46 12 – 14
44 44 111.8 18 – 20 48 46 52 48 14 – 16
46 46 116.8 20 – 22 50 48 54 50 16 – 18
48 48 121.9 22 – 24 52 50 56 52 18 – 20
50 50 127 24 – 26 54 52 58 54 20 – 22
52 52 132.1 26 – 28 56 54 60 56 22 – 24
54 54 137.2 28 – 30 58 56 62 58 24 – 26

Use the size chart above to find your closest modern-day size equivalent in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the USA or Canada, using your bust measurement in inches or centimetres.

How to Measure Your Bust

  1. Wear a well-fitting bra.
  2. Wrap a measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust.
  3. Keep the tape level across your back and comfortably snug, without pulling it tight.
  4. Record your measurement in inches or centimetres and compare it with our size chart.

For the best fit, always choose your pattern size based on your body measurements, not your usual shop size. Always check your bust measurement before ordering!

For more information about how pattern sizes can slightly vary between brands and decade, how to measure yourself, what is ease etc,  please visit our Vintage Sizing Explained.

Sewing Notions

Matching thread

Fabric Amounts

Men’s Bias Tie (With or without self-facing)
1 or 2 Ties – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 5/8 yds.
3 Ties – 35 or 39 Inch Material, 3/4 yds.
Contrasting Facings – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 1/4 yds.

Men’s Straight Tie
1 Tie – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 3/8 yds.
2 Ties – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 1/2 yds.

Boy’s Bias Tie (With self-facing)
1 or 2 Ties – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 1/2 yd.
3 Ties – 35 or 39 Inch Material, 3/4 yd.

Boy’s Straight Tie
1 Tie – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 1/4 yd.
2 Ties – 31, 35 or 39 Inch Material, 1/2 yd.

Interlining for Straight or Bias Tie
1 Tie – 27 Inch Flannelette, 1/8 yd.
or 1 or 2 Ties – 64 Inch Wool Canvas, 1/8 yd.
Note – Wool canvas for interlining may be purchased at a tailor shop

Imperial to Metric Conversion Guide

Yards to Centimeter

Imperial Metric
⅛ yard  11.4cm
¼ yard  22.9cm
⅓ yard 30.5cm
⅜ yard 34.3cm
½ yard 45.7cm
⅝ yard  57.2cm
⅔ yard  61cm
¾ yard  68.6cm
1 yard  91.4cm
1¼ yard  114.3cm
1½ yard  137.2cm
1¾ yard  160cm
2 yards  182.9cm
2¼ yards  205.7cm
2½ yards  228.6cm
2¾ yards  251.5cm
3 yards  274.3cm
3½ yards  320cm
 4 yards 365.8cm


 Inches to Millimeters/Centimeter


Imperial Metric
⅛" 3mm
 ¼" 6mm
 ⅓" 8mm
 ⅜" 10mm
 ½" 12mm
 ⅝" 16mm
 ⅔" 17mm
 ¾" 19mm
 1" 2.5cm
 1¼" 3.2cm
 1½" 3.8cm
 1¾" 4.4cm
 2" 5.1cm
 2¼" 5.7cm
 2½" 6.4cm
 2¾" 7.0cm
 3" 7.6cm
 3¼" 8.25cm
 3½" 8.9cm
 4" 10.2cm
 4½" 11.4cm
 5" 12.7cm
 5½" 14cm
 6" 15.2cm
 7" 17.8cm
 8" 20.3cm
 9" 22.9cm
 10" 25.4cm
 11" 28cm
 12" 30.5cm


Roll Width (Inches to Centimeters)

Imperial Centimeters
35"  88.9cm
36" 91.44cm
38" 96.52cm
39" 99.06cm
42"  106.68cm
48" 121.92cm
54" 137.16cm


Seam Allowances

Imperial Metric
¼" 6mm
⅜" 10mm
 ½" 12mm
 ⅝" 16mm
 ¾" 19mm

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Skill Level

Intermediate

What You Will Receive

You will receive a true to scale reproduction sewing pattern printed on A0 premium paper, along with instructions and a full colour front cover. Your pattern will arrive in a clear re-sealable envelope for easy storage.

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