A talma is a kind of mantle, or wrap, that was very popular during the 1870's and 1880's. It has a fitted back, held in place by a hidden belt around the waist, with pleats to fit over a bustle. The front is loose in a moderate point. The "sleeve" falls in long points on the sides, with ample room to lift your arms without disturbing the hem of the mantle. A center front button closure and a Mandarin collar give a tailored look. This pattern provides for a fully lined garment, and can be interlined with flannel for warmth. Frog closures can be substituted in place of buttons. All sizes included in the package
Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | |
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Neck | 12-13" | 13-14" | 14-15" | 15-16" |
Bust | 30-34" | 36-40" | 42-46" | 48-52" |
Fabric | 4 yards, 45" wide | 4 1/4 yards | ||
Lining | 4 yards, 45" wide | 4 1/4 yards | ||
Flannel | 4 yards, 45" wide | 4 1/4 yards |