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Contents

Style Plates Page

Single breasted 1-2

Double breasted 3-4

Formal wearDinner suits 5Smoking jackets 6Nehru jacket 7Tail coat and Morning coat 8

Shooting jacket 9

Jacket pockets (out) 10

Facings 11

Cuffs 12

Waistcoats 13

Gilets 14

Trousers 15-18

Breeks 19-20

Overcoats 21-22

Jacket Terminology 23

Measuring guide and tips 24-34

Figuration and Block Details 35-37

Order processing 38

Order Form Explanation 39-46

Size charts 47-50

Personnel and Responsibilities 51

Conditions of Sale 52-53

All images appearing in this manual are the copyright of the photographers and illustratorsrepresented by Lambton Tailoring and may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without theexpress prior consent of Lambton Tailoring.


Single Breasted

Single breasted Button 1 / Classic

(SB1/C)

Single breasted Button 1 with

peak lapel / Classic(SB1/C/P)


(SB2/C)


Single Breasted


(SB3/C)


(SB4/C)

Single breasted Button 3 / West End

(SB3/WE)


Double Breasted

Double breasted Button 1 Show 2 / Classic

(DB1x2/C)


(DB2x2/C)


(DB1x3/C)


(DB2x3/C)


Double Breasted


(DB3x3/C)

Double breasted Button 2 Show 3 / West End

(DB2x3/WE)

Double breasted Button 1 Show 3 / West End

(DB1x3/WE)


Dinner Suits

Single breasted Button 1 Dinner Jacket

with notch lapel(SB1/C/DJ/N)


with peak lapel(SB1/C/DJ/P)


with shawl collar(SB1/C/DJ/S)

Double breasted Button 1 Show 2

Dinner Jacket with peak lapel

(DB1x2/C/DJ/P)


Smoking Jackets

Double breasted 2 Show 2 / Classic

Smoking Jacket with shawl collar,covered buttons on fleur de lys frontfrogging, looped frogging on cuffs,

frogging around lapel.(DB2x2/C/SJ/S)


Smoking Jacket with silk faced deepshawl collar, covered buttons on fleurde lys front frogging, looped frogging

on silk faced cuffs.(DB2x2/C/SJ/SD)


Smoking Jacket with shawl collar,toggles on fleur de lys front frogging,

fleur de lys frogging on cuffs,frogging around lapel.(DB2x2/C/SJ/S)


Smoking Jacket with silk faced shawlcollar, covered buttons on fleur de

lys front frogging, fleur de lysfrogging on silk faced cuffs.

(DB2x2/C/SJ/S)


Nehru Jacket

Nehru Jacket(Nehru 5)

Square fronts available


Tail Coat & Morning Coat

Tail CoatT/C

Morning CoatM/C


Shooting Jacket


Bellows pockets with flaps & storm collar, hand-warmer pockets

(SB3/C)

Action shoulders Action backhalf belt or full belt sewn

on or loose


Pocket Details

Bellows Round Flap

Bellows Square Flapwith Fastening

Bellows Round Flapwith Fastening

Bellows Square Flap

Box Pleat Patchwith Flap

Box Pleat Patch


Jacket Pockets (Out)

Pocket Angle

Standard slant (3)

Extreme slant (33)

Extra extreme slant (333

)


Facings

Framed facing Plain facing


Cuffs

Kissing Buttons Flared Cuff

Gauntlet Cuff Flash Cuff


Waistcoats

Single breasted button 6 with points and notch lapels, 4 pocketsand vertical chain hole

(W/CSB6)

Double breasted 3 show 3 with peak lapels,

2 lower pockets and straight bottom(W/CDB3x3)

Single breasted button 5, 2 lower pockets

and straight bottom(W/CSB5/S)

Single breasted button 6, notch lapels, 2 lower pockets with

pointed bottoms(W/CSB6/P)


Gilets

GiletBellows pockets & flaps,

hand-warmer pockets(Gilet 5)

GiletBellows pockets & flaps, hand-warmer pockets,

suede patches(Gilet 3)


Trousers (waistband)

Tab & button(Tabs)

Buckle & strap(MSS)

Zip waist adjuster(ZWA)


Trousers (pleats)

2 reverse pleats and slantedpockets

1 forward pleat and slantedpockets

2 forward pleats and slantedpockets

1 reverse pleat and slantedpockets


Trousers (pockets)

Drop cross frog mouth pockets

Drop cross pockets

Slanted jetted pockets with arear hip pocket on the LHS

with a flap

Peak back with jetted rear hippocket on the RHS with a

button through


Trousers (extension end)

Pointed extension endwith button through

2 hidden hook and barextension end

Rounded extension end withbutton through


Breeks, plus 2’s, 3’s 4’s etc

General Information.

The difference between breeks and plus 2’s, 3’s and 4’s is in the amount ofover hanging cloth from the knee band. Breeks are a slimmer cut andgenerally run directly into the knee band. Plus 2’s have 2” of fold/over hangand thus 4” of extra cloth, plus 3’s have 3” of fold and thus 6” of extra cloth andso on.

How to measure.

Option one: Copying an existing pair.

Lay them out flat on a table or whilst being worn, undo the fasteners and letthem hang down. Measure the outside and inside leg to the top of the kneeband. Supply the required net/finished measure. Knee bands vary in depth.Lambton tailoring knee bands are 11/2” deep.

Option two: Calculating from an existing pair of trousers.

Take the outside and inside leg measure and divide by two. Add two inchesand then add a further 2 times X” depending on what style you want. WhereX = the name/number of the garment.

IE Breeks = 0”Plus 2’s = 4”Plus 3’s = 6”Plus 4’s = 8”

Measure the customer’s waist and seat as normal. Measure the belowknee/above calf circumference and enter in the ‘bottoms’ box.

Tips:

Establish whether the customer is going to wear his socks underneath or ontop of the knee band and allow in the measure.

The width at the knee increases as the length of the breeks grows throughplus 2’s, 3’s, 4’s etc.

If customer is to be very active in this garment (climbing over styles etc) thena longer option should be advised to prevent the garment pulling up awayfrom the socks.


Breeks, plus 2’s, 3’s 4’s etc

Plus 2’s Plus 3’s Plus 4’s

Velcro fastener Buckle & strap fastener


Overcoats

Covert CoatSingle breasted button 4with fly front and slantedpockets plus out ticket

pocket (velvet top collar optional)

(C/CSB4/FF)

OvercoatDouble breasted 2 show 3

(O/CDB2x3)


Overcoats

Raglan Sleeve Overcoatbutton 4 with slanted welt

pockets and fly front(O/C Raglan4/FF)

OvercoatSingle breasted button 4

with slanted pockets(O/CSB4)


Jacket Terminology

Collar Stand

Top Collar

Lapel Notch

Front Scye

Out Breast Welt

Chest Darts

Pockets Out

Forepart Skirt

Gorge Seam

Shoulder End

Collar StepLapel Step

Crease Edge(or Row)

Outside Ticket Pocket

Forepart Edge(Leaf Edge)

Shoulder Seam

Sleeve Crown

Lapel

Hindarm Seam

Forearm Seam

Cuff

Side Body Seam

Side SeamCollar Fall

Back Sleeve Pitch

Back Scye

Back Panel

Waist

Centre Back Seam

Seat

Side Seam

Back Skirt

Neck Point

Side Body Seam

Scye


Measurements

Full Length

With the jacket on the customer measure from the bottom of the melton (cloth underthe collar) down along the centre back seam to the desired length of the jacket (orcoat). The figure you give will be what you get including figurations.

Lambton work to 1/2” sensitivity in this measurement.

Tips:

A good fitting, well-balanced jacket should be level around the bottom/hem with thefloor.

A jacket should reach the top of the leg, below the seat.

The length of a jacket is usually within 1” of the inside leg measurement.

Beware short or corpulent customers are often used to long jackets to the point wherethe correct length (top of the leg) may feel short to them.

Nape to waist/natural waist

This is an optional measurement for suits but mandatory for overcoats, morning coatsand evening tail coats. As for the full length above, measure from the bottom of themelton (cloth under the collar) down along the centre back to the point where the waistis narrowest. This is usually about l” to 2” above the trouser waist/belt or locateddirectly behind the naval.


Measurements

Half Back

Measure from the centre back seam approximately 4” to 5” down from the collar acrossto the side seam close to where the sleeve seam joins the side body.


Tips:

The half back measure dictates the shoulder width.

Too tight on the shoulders is far worse than too wide.

All men’s jackets require a little drape (loose cloth) around the back scye/hind arm toallow forward arm movement.

Linen, cotton & velvet have less natural stretch and are prone to shrinkage so Lambtonrecommend you give a little extra, compared to wool.


Measurements

Shoulder Point to Shoulder Point.

Measure from the point at which the shoulder seam meets the shoulder end at thesleeve seam (T junction) at one side and run the tape horizontally across the back,below the collar, to the same point on the other side.

Lambton work to 1/4" sensitivity in this measurement.

Tips

This measurement will over-ride the half back measurement and thus the fit in thedrape/shoulder blade area will be dictated by this measurement.

Too tight on the shoulders is far worse than too wide.

Allow a little more width in cloths without natural stretch (cotton, velvet, corduroy andlinen).


Measurements

Top Button Position.

This measurement for SB jackets and coats, will over-ride the normal button positiondictated by the standard pattern/measures. Turn the collar and lapel worn by the clientup. Take the tape end and place at the point where the collar under melton meets thetop of the centre back seem. Run the tape around the neck/crease and down theforepart over the chest to the position of the centre of the top button. If this is for a SB2, 3 or 4 we will reposition the lower buttons positions.

Tips

Beware of the resulting position of the bottom button and the size of the gap betweenthe bottom of the jacket and the lower button.

Pay attention to the lapel width which might need adjusting to compensate for lower orhigher buttons.

The higher the top button the more you may need to increase the chest measure asthe traditional button heights allow the jacket some 'spring' and therefore tolerate morebody movement when done up.


Measurements

Crown to Cuff

With the metal end of your tape at the bottom, measure from the centre of the cuff upto the top of the crown (often where the shoulder seam joins the crown).


Tips:

Sleeves often get wrinkled and creased, try and gently pull these out. Beware not toover stretch the cloth.

Customers either do or do not bother about showing cuff (traditionally about 1/2”)however, beware that most customer’s shirts sleeves vary considerably in length.

Lambton grade the cuff circumference to the chest size and sleeve length, however,this can be over ridden.

Linen, cotton & velvet have less natural stretch and are prone to shrinkage so Lambtonrecommend you give a little extra, compared to wool.


Measurements

Chest

Standing in front and slightly to the side of the customer ask him to raise his arms andrun your tape around the chest, high up into the arm pit, horizontal to the floor and overthe shoulder blades. Lower arms after positioning tape. This is a body measurementbut it should not be too tight. Most commonly, a couple of fingers worth of ease shouldbe allowed.

The over body allowance on the Classic/City block is 3 3/4” and is measured at thebase of scye (armhole). The over body allowance on the West End/Savile Row blockis 3 3/4” measured 1/2” down from the base of scye (armhole). The armhole is 1/2”shallower than the Classic/City block and the waist is 1” higher than the Classic/Cityblock.

Tips:

Lambton take full integers for chest measures so establish if the customer wants aclose fit or if he loads up his in breast pockets.

Tall and slim customers will often look better if you grade up the chest measure by aninch or two to create that waisted shape.

All measurements you give are net of figuration adjustments. So the measure you giveis what you get regardless of figurations.


Measurements

Jacket WaistStanding in front and slightly to the side of the customer, run the tape around his waistabout 2” below the rib cage approximating to where the jacket is fastened (middlebutton on a SB3, top button on a SB2). This should be a body measurement with afinger or two of ease. The customer’s expectations of fit/shape should be establishedand the measure adjusted accordingly.

The over body allowance on the Classic/City block is 4”. The over body allowance onthe West End/Savile Row block is 31/2”.


Tips:

Many men have ‘love handles’ (excess fat at the back, above the hips, often pushedup and out by the belt/waistband) which if prominent need to be accounted for in themeasure.

The jacket waist is usually about I” to 2” more than the trouser waist on a reasonablyregular shape.

With tall (often young) slim men, their true jacket waist is a lot less than the trouserwaist when measured on the hips. It can be a good idea to grade up the chest andwaist a bit to get the waisted shape. Otherwise, if you follow the real contours of thewaist the result is often so severe that the jacket gets caught on the hips. As a guide,make the waist measurement and inch, (or more) bigger than the trouser waist.

Half waist or Half girthThis is a finished jacket measure. Lambton will attempt to replicate your measurementand thus the look/shape of the customer’s current jacket.This is NOT an exact science.Button up the jacket, lay it down flat and measure across the waist at the point wherethe main waist fastening button(s) are located.



Measurements

Jacket Seat

Instruct the customer to put his feet together. Standing at the customer’s side place thetape measure around the widest part of his seat/hips. The tape must run smoothly upand down, neither too loose nor too tight. The amount of flare or figure hugging can beadjusted with this measure.

Lambton work to 1” sensitivity in this measurement.

Tips:

Lambton take full integers for seat measures so establish if customer wants a close orloose fit in the jacket skirt.

Bulky objects in the pockets should be removed.

Ask the customer to fold his arms, merely to keep them out of the way.

Trouser Seat

This is often the same measurement as the jacket seat. The over body allowance onthe seat is 2”, (1” for close fit and 3” for easy) this is adjusted in the pattern for 1 pleat,2 pleats or unpleated trousers.


Measurements

Trouser Waist

Place the tape around the part of the waist where the customer wishes to wear thetrousers. The measure you give is the measure they will be made to.


Tips:

Ask the customer to put his fingers under the tape to assess the pressure.

Trouser waistbands do tend to stretch.

Customers often wish to be able to let the waist out or take in a little, this needsconsidering.

Customers who use a belt and pull it in tight to hold up slipping trousers will need thewaist measurement to reflect the belt size not the body size to avoid the waistbandrucking/gathering.


Measurements

Outside leg

Ask the customer to position the waistband of his trousers at the level he wishes towear them - on, above or below the hips. Measure down along the outside leg seamto the desired length, including the waistband.


Tip:

Adjusting the position of the waistband on the hips up or down will need acommensurate adjustment to the rise measurement (difference between the out legand inside leg measurement, sometimes also known as the fall).


Measurements

Inside leg

EitherMeasure the customer with his trousers on. Hold the tape high up the inside leg at thefork, if the crutch position of these trousers is satisfactory. If the current trousers aretoo high or too low take this into account or ask him to pull them up/down to the desiredcrutch position. Then run the tape down the inside leg seam to the desired length.


OrWith the preferred trousers laid flat, measure from the fork/crutch along the inside legseam to the bottom/desired length.

Tips:

Smooth them out but do not stretch.

Note: the inside leg measurement of jeans and trousers cut high into the crutch is oftenlonger than for a suit by around 1/2” to 1”.

Bottoms

Give the full circumference of the trouser bottom.

Tips:

As the width is made more and more narrow or wide the trouser length should beadjusted to the desired break on the shoe.

Ask the customer if they generally wear high cut (lace up) shoes or a low cut (loafer) style.

Men with particularly large or small feet can lessen the relative appearance of the footsize by cleverly adjusting the trouser bottom. Men with prominent calves should beadvised against having narrow width bottoms on their trousers as this makes themcatch and twist.


Measurements

Waistcoat

For the chest and waist use the jacket measures/method.

Opening

Place the tape around the back of the neck, below the shirt collar and run it around thefront, bringing it together representing the desired opening. Take this measurementand divide by 2.

Tips:

Consider with the customer how much tie he wishes to show.

Consider the line of the jacket lapel (single breasted 1, 2, 3 or 4).


Measurements

Front length

Place the end of the tape below the shirt collar at the centre (many shirts with a splityoke will have a seam at this point). Run the tape around the collar and then straightdown the chest, over the waist to the desired length.

Tips:

Consider where the trouser waistband sits or will sit. The waistcoat length should be1” to 2” below this point to avoid the shirt showing.

Consider whether the customer wants a pointed or straight bottomed waistcoat.


Figuration and Block Details

What to look for to give the cutter information about the body shape that thetape measure does not pick up.

Tips:

If the figuration/tell tale feature is not very obvious then leave it out.

More trouble can be caused by unnecessary or wrong figurations.

Body ‘deformities’ that require figurations are most obvious if the customer iswearing a ready to wear suit. A bespoke or made-to-measure garment maydisguise these features.

Short neck/square shoulders (high shoulders): SN.SQ.SH

Symptoms:Horizontal crease(s) running about 1” below the collar.The shirt collar is almost entirely covered by the jacket collar.Collar may stand away from the neck when the jacket is fastened.If creasing runs through to cross shoulder seams this is normally forwardshoulders as well.

Long neck/sloping shoulders: LN.SL.SH.

Symptoms:Too much back drape or fullness at back scye due to collapsing shoulderpads.Jacket collar sits low on neck or barely covers shirt collar.Breaking/collapsing in the chest area.

Head forward (dipped):HF

Symptoms:Jacket collar sitting low or away from shirt collar/neck.The jacket is short at the back at the bottom (if collar is positioned correctlyinto neck).The curve in the spine/back is at or near the top.

Round back (stooping): RB

Symptoms:Slight or severe hump in the middle back, both vertical or horizontal.Jacket appears short in the back and/or long in the front.Jacket collar may stand off neck.Fronts of jacket may fall away.

Easy Scye: E.SCY

Symptoms:Jacket armhole is tight creating creasing on the sleeve near the biceps.


Erect (military stance): ERECT

Symptoms:Jacket short in front and /or long at the back.Too much fullness/drape at the back scye as shoulders are often thrown back.Tight over seat/vents pulling open (when jacket is fastened).Jacket fronts scissoring.

Full Chest (barrel chest): FC

Symptoms:Jacket short in front and /or long at the back.Too much fullness/drape at the back scye as shoulders are often thrown back.Tight over seat/vents pulling open (when jacket is fastened).Lapels bowing (when jacket is fastened).Tight around the sleeve/chest area (when jacket is fastened).Jacket fronts scissoring.

Sway Figure (slouching): SF

Symptoms:Hollow waist/forward hips with head forward.‘S’ shaped spine.Collar standing off neck.Jacket fronts tight from waist down.Jacket catching on hips/waist above vent when fastened.

Forward Pointing Shoulders: FPS

Symptoms:Shoulders curved forward like an inverted coat hanger.Tight on shoulder ends.Twisting/roping over shoulder seam.Hollows/dips in front below neck point.

Drop Shoulders: Drop L or Drop R

Symptoms:Most people drop on the right as they are right handed.Buttons and holes mis-aligned on the front.Bottoms of front of jacket mis-aligned.Fullness at the back scye/excess diagonal drape on the side with the drop.Breaking in chest on the side with the drop.



Jacket block/fit extras (please note in the comments box)

Big Sleeve Pattern: we have a big sleeve pattern for those with muscular/bigarms which gives a fuller sleeve, not just in the scye.

Sleeve Pitch: sleeves can be rotated forward and back. Please note theamount in inches compared to the standard pitch which should be half wayalong the pocket jet.

Semi-stout: this block variant kicks in automatically when the differencebetween the chest and the jacket waist is between 2” less than chest and 1”greater than chest. The cloth (about 10%) is redistributed around to the front.The front balance is 3/4” longer than normal fit pattern.

Corpulent: this block variant kicks in automatically when the jacket waist isgreater than chest by 1” or more. The cloth (about 12%) is redistributedaround to the front. The front balance is 3/4” longer than normal fit pattern.

Thick Through: this block variant overrides the semi-stout and corpulentvariants above to leave the cloth spread evenly around the back and front.

Trouser block/fit extras (please note in the comments box)

Low Fronts: where the trousers are worn under a prominent belly the frontcan be cut lower to improve the fit, especially for pleated trousers. Pleasenote in inches the amount required.

Drop Hip: specify the amount of drop and the side.

Prominent Seat: the seat is graded up by one inch.

Deep Pleats: a deep pleat pattern is available for a more continentalEuropean or American style trouser. The single deep pleat pattern is 1”bigger across the fronts, side seam to side seam at seat level, than standardsingle pleat trouser. The double deep pleat pattern is 2” bigger across thefronts, side seam to side seam at seat level, than standard double pleatpattern.

1 rear dart and 2 rear dart trousers: This kicks in automatically when thedifference between the waist and seat is greater than or equal to 9”



Order Processing

Lambton have two methods in which you can send us your orders. Theonline ordering platform Remote TOPS and a paper duplicate order pad.

However, please note the following:

• Blue copies send to Leeds, you keep the green copy for yourrecords.

• Make sure your trade account number appears on all sections ofthe order form.

• Write clearly, block capitals if necessary.

• Always use the card divider so not to print through to the nextorder below.

• Take care if wearing cuff links that they do not mark the carboncopy order.

• When writing the number 7 put a line across the middle so that itdoes not get confused with the number 1.

• Any style variation that your require that is not covered by one ofthe boxes on the order form, please write clearly in the commentsbox. Please see the comments box list for guidance on pages45/46.

• Any express/urgent orders must be cleared with the appropriatemanager in Leeds before you accept them.

• Allow 1% for shrinkage and 1% machine tolerances.

• Fill in the boxes with either a tick or a number. Do not put crossesor write no in the boxes if you do not require it, just leave blank.

• Orders for gilets are to be written in the jacket section.

• We offer 2 blocks. C = Classic/City and WE = West End/SavileRow. The difference is the suppression in the chest. The West Endstyle is a more fitted garment with the chest suppression 1” higherthan the Classic block.


Order Form Explanation

1. Each Trade customer of Lambton Tailoring has a unique account number.Please use it on all orders. Also write it at the top right of your order form.

2. These 3 digits can be used (or not) to identify any customer classification orpromotional activity you chose, or else leave blank.

3. Lambton Tailoring garment order number. One unique number per garmentin the same cloth (i.e. blazer and flannels on separate orders).

Jacket section4. Date you took the order. We date stamp all orders with the date they are

received at the workshop.5. Repeat of trade account number.6. Name as you/they would want to see it on the personal label inside the RHS

breast pocket.7. Enter name of merchant or ‘own cloth’ if relevant. (label own cloth with the

order no. and customer name). If the customer is supplying the cloth, use theCustomers Own Cloth form.

8. Write clearly the cloth number.9. Lambton try to visually check before cutting so a reasonable description will

help. Lambton Tailoring cannot be held responsible for suits cut in the wrongcloth if the cloth number is incorrect.

10. Write the lining merchant and number with a brief description. You mustprovide a number even if you require a toning lining.

11. To help us marry up parts of an order, please circle these abbreviations to letus know if it is a 2 piece suit (2pce) E.T. stands for extra trousers.

12. Jkt is for a jacket on its own (this includes morning coats, blazers andovercoats).

13. 3pc is for a matching (same cloth) jacket, vest and trousers.14. This is to help batch multiple orders for despatch. Each different order

number counts as an order. So an order for two 2 piece suits would read 1 of2. An order for a morning coat, waistcoat and trousers, in different cloths,would be 1 of 3.

15. Refer to style plates for style codes e.g. SB3/C16. Tick for a rough baste, full try-on (fitting). Write FWD for a forward fitting.

This is a straight finish jacket pulled off the line before lining and buttoning.

Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None

Soft Firm Padded Lapel

Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Lining No & Description

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Comments

Comments

Braces

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Order No.

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RETAILER OWN USE GARMENT NO.

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Knee(cloth)

Description

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LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:

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Flaps

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No Hip

Drop Cross

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Frog Mouth

Extra Trousers Same As above

4 5 6

7

8

9

10

11 12 13 14

15 16

Date Name

T/O

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sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


1 2 3



17. The ‘handle’ refers to the weight of materials used in the chest. This can bevaried according to customer preference or cloth weight.

18. The ‘handle’ refers to the weight of materials used in the chest. This can bevaried according to customer preference or cloth weight.

19. Padded lapel refers to a lashed and stitched canvas running from the floatingchest through the crease row and lashed onto the cloth inside the lapel. Thisis the only variable on the printed order form that carries a surcharge.

20. Side vents. Length graded to height of client. You can specify vent length upto 13”.

21. One vent. Length as per 20.22. No vent.23. Horizontal or straight jetted pockets with flaps are standard but please tick if

required. A split coin/key pocket is standard inside RHS pocket out.24. 3 degrees of slant are available. Includes split coin/key pocket as above.

Refer to Jacket pockets (Out) page for angles.25. Outside ticket pocket on RHS.26. Please write the number of in-breast pockets. These are generous and are

cut for a full size wallet/diary/cheque book.27. The pen/comb/cigar pocket is cut on the LHS below breast pocket.28. The ticket pocket is large enough to hold a packet of cigarettes or neat

mobile phone. On the LHS.29. This is an internal lining/facing style.30. HEE (also called AMF) is set at 1/16” in from the edge of the lapel, pocket

flaps and out breast welt. 1/4” or 1/2” is available.31. There are default lapel widths for each style and size. These can be over-

ridden.32. Use for contrast lapel i.e. Satin or Ribbed.33. Tick for button hole in LHS lapel. 2 = both sides.34. Note the number of (R) real (working & opening) cuff buttons.35. Note the number of (S) sham (non working & uncut) cuff buttons.36. SN & SQ.SH = short neck, square shoulders. Tick once for 1/2” movement,

tick twice for 3/4”.37. LN & SL.SH = long neck, sloping shoulders. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick

twice for 3/4”.38. HF = Head forward. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for 3/4”.39. RB = Round back. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for 3/4”.40. E.Scy = Easy Scye. Opens armhole for muscular men. Tick once for 1/2”

movement, tick twice for 3/4”.41. Erect = Erect. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for 3/4”.42. FC = Full chest. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for 3/4”.43. SF = Sway figure. (S shaped back – hollow back, forward pelvis, head

forward. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for 3/4”.44. FPS = Forward pointing shoulders. Tick once for 1/2” movement, tick twice for

3/4”.45. Drop L = Drop left shoulder, specify amount – inches.46. Drop R = Drop right shoulder, specify amount – inches.

Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sliateD

remotsu

Cst ekcaJ

sresuorTt se

V

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


17 18 19

20 21 22

23 24 25

26 27 29

30 32313435

45 4636 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

28

33


Trousers section47. Enter name of merchant or ‘own cloth’ if relevant. (label own cloth with the

order no. and customer name).48. Write clearly the cloth number.49. Lambton try to visually check before cutting so a reasonable description will


50. Tick if a pair of trousers on its own.51. Tick if part of a 2 piece order.52. Tick if part of a 3 piece order.53. This is to help batch multiple orders for despatch. Each different order

number counts as an order.So an order for two 2 piece suits would read 1 of 2. An order for a morningcoat, waistcoat and trousers would be 1 of 3.

54. Note one or two forward (inward facing or English) pleats.55. Note one or two reverse (outward facing or continental) pleats.56. No pleats – flat fronts.57. Tick for minimum 6 belt loops 3/8” across by 13/4” deep up to 38” and 8 belt

loops over and above. Number of loops and depth can be specified. Tunnelloops available.

58. Metal side strap (MSS) for metal buckle with cloth strap.59. Tab & button adjusters. 3 buttons with elasticated cloth tab.60. Tick if required.61. Nylon zip, graded to length of rise, as standard. Metal zipper available as an

extra.62. Button fly.63. Braces: 6 buttons sewn inside or outside regular waistband. Grown on

fishtail/peak back available as an extra. Note this in comments box.64. Slim fit in seat and thigh. (1” less than normal)65. Normal fit.66. Easy fit in seat & thigh. (1” more than normal)67. Plain finished trouser bottoms. Finished with heel tape and minimum 1” hem.68. Permanent turn up (PTU) finished with heel tape and minimum 1” hem.69. Tick if unfinished bottoms is required. Lambton will add inlays of 2” for plain

and 4.5” for PTU.70. Note number of rear hip pockets. The standard is on RHS with a security

button through.71. Note number of rear hip pockets with flap with button through.72. Welted.73. Tick if no rear hip pockets required.74. Side pockets cut at a forward slant.75. Side pockets cut straight in line with seam.76. Drop pocket cut with slanting straight lip.77. Like drop cross but with a lip curved at the end.


T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



stekcaJsresuorT

t seV

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

BPlain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

1/2 Waist

/ /1/2 Back

Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


4754

48

49

50 51 52 53

55 56

57 58 59 60

61 62 63

64 65 66

67 68 69

70 71 72 73

74 75 76 77



Waistcoat section78. Enter name of merchant or ‘own cloth’ if relevant. (label own cloth with the

order no. and customer name).79. Write clearly the cloth number.80. Lambton try to visually check before cutting so a reasonable description will


81. Write the lining merchant and number with a brief description. You mustprovide a number with a brief description. You must provide a number even ifyou require a toning lining.

82. Tick if a waistcoat on its own.83. Tick if part of a 2 piece order.84. Tick if part of a 3 piece order.85. This is to help batch multiple orders for despatch. Each different order

number counts as an order.So an order for two 2 piece suits would read 1 of 2. An order for a morningcoat, waistcoat and trousers if different cloth would be 1 of 3.

86. Note style i.e. SB6 with pointed or flat bottoms. All waistcoats have linedbacks.

87. Note style i.e. DB 3x388. Tick if a lapel is required.89. Tick if a single breasted (notch) lapel is required.90. Tick if a double breasted (peak) lapel is required.91. HEE (also called AMF) is set at 1/16” in from the edge of the lapel, pocket

flaps and out breast welt. 1/4” or 1/2” is available.92. Tick for 2 lower welted pockets.93. Tick box if same. If not please complete in full.



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sresuorTtse

V

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


78

79

81

80

82 83

86 87

88 89 90 91

Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sliateD

remotsu

Cst ekcaJ

sresuorTt se

V

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


93

84 85

92 93


Measure Boxes: Jacket

A. Length. The full length of the jacket measured from the bottom of the meltonunderneath the collar down the centre seam to the required length of thejacket. Net of figuration adjustments.

B. Nat. Waist. Natural waist or nape to waist is taken from the bottom of themelton down centre seam to the small of the back either directlycorresponding to the point behind the navel or the slimmest/narrowest part ofthe waist. Mandatory for Morning coats & overcoats.

C. 1/2 back. The half back is measured from the centre back seam to the pointwhere the top sleeve seam joins the back shoulder.

D. C to C. Crown to cuff is measured from the bottom of the sleeve at the midpoint between in-sleeve seam and cuff vent to the top most part of the crownby the shoulder seam.

E. Height. Approximate full height of customer in feet and inches. This is to aidmeasurer and pattern cutter as a check.

F. Chest. This is the broadest measurement of the chest with the tapehorizontal to the floor and well up under the arms and over the shoulderblades. Allow 2 fingers of ease.

G. JKT waist. Jacket waist is measured at the point where the main button is tobe fastened or at the widest part. This on a normal figure is usually one ortwo inches more than the trouser waist.

H. 1/2 waist. This is a finished jacket measure. Button up the jacket, lay it downflat and measure across the waist at the point where the main waist fasteningbutton(s) are located.

I. Seat. This is measured over the widest part of the hips. The looped tapeshould be able to pass freely but neatly over the widest part.

J. Shirt collar. Approximate measure in inches.


Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sliateD

remotsu

Cst ekcaJ

sresuorTt se

V

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


A B C D E

F G H I J



Measure boxes: Trousers

K. Waist. Give the finished waist measurement required.L. Seat. This is measured over the widest part of the hips. The looped tape

should be able to pass freely but neatly over the widest part.M. Thigh, (optional), give a net body (skin) measurement.N. Measure the cloth at the knee from front to back then give the full

circumference.O. Outside leg. Give the required finished length from the top of the waistband.P. Inside leg. Give the required finished length from the fork (where seat seam

and inside leg seam meet)Q. Bottoms. Give the finished circumference required.

Measure boxes: Waistcoat / Vest

R. Chest. This is the broadest measurement of the chest with the tapehorizontal to the floor and well up under the arms and over the shoulderblades. Allow 2 fingers of ease.

S. Waist. Waist is measured at the point where the main button is to befastened or at the widest part. This on a normal figure is usually 1” or 2”more than the trouser waist.

T. Opening. Loop the tape around the neck to estimate the finished opening anddivide by 2.

U. Front length. Run the tape from the centre back neck (where centre seammeets the melton/shirt collar) round over the shoulder and down to therequired finished length by the trouser pleats. Usually about 2” below top ofwaistband.

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



stekcaJsresuorT

t seV

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

1/2 Waist

/ /1/2 Back

Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


K NL

O

M

P

Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sliateD

remotsu

Cst ekcaJ

sresuorTt se

V

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


R S T U

Q



Date Name

T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



sliateD

remotsu

Cst ekcaJ

sresuorTt se

V

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Order No. — — — — — — — —

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

/

1/2 Waist

Order No.

/ /1/2 Back


Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Surname: Initials:

Salute: Work:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:



Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth


Options that do not appear in a box need to be written in the commentssection:

Jacket/Gilet/Overcoat

Express/ timing detailsStorm collarSilk grosgrain (ribbed) facingSatin facingSuede patch(es)Frogging details on smoking jacketsAction backAction shouldersSquare frontsHand-warmer pocketsBellows pocketsPoachers pocketAngle of slant pocketsFramed pocketsBuggy / half linedSelf line sleeve Monogrammed embroidery detailsNo buttons or button holes on forepartNo buttons of button holes on cuffCovered buttons: cloth, silk/satin or leatherPlugged buttonsButtons supplied by customerKissing buttonsLocation of coloured button holes and the colourGauntlet cuffs and depthFlared cuffsCuff widthVelvet top collar and colourHalf belt and full belt

Comments



T/O

Side Centre None


Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

FlowerHole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description


Jkt2pc

E.T

3pc

E.T

1 of



Height

Shirt Collar

noitarugiF

SNSQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

stnem

moC



Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.


W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of



stekcaJsresuorT

t seV

elytS

e ldnaH

stn eV

tuoSTKP

niST

KP

liateD

s erusaeM

staelP

Forward Reverse

ylF

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

Welted

Drop Cross

No Hip

Frog Mouth

lepaL

Yes/No SB

stekcoP

2 Lower 2 Upper

stnem

moC

elytS

SB DB

DB

sresuorTartx

Estae l

Pyl

F

Zip Button

gnittiF

Slim Normal Easy

smotto

B

Plain PTU

stekcoP



M

LapelWidth

None

tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs


tsiaW

Belt MSS Tabs

Braces

Easy


Comments

Comments

Braces

HEE

1/2 Waist

/ /1/2 Back

Unfinished

Peak Back

Knee(cloth)

Description

FramedFacing

LapelFacing

Peak Back

Unfinished

Knee(cloth)

Hip

Slant

Flaps

Straight

No Hip

Drop Cross

Welted

Frog Mouth



Trousers

Express timing detailsTunnel loops and widthCut lower front rise and amountCut high back rise and amountDrop hip left/right and amountFish tail / Peak backDrop cross pocketsDrop cross frog mouth pocketsSlant or straight / jetted pocketsRibbed or satin braidRaised side seamMetal zipDeep pleats Fully linedUnlinedTrim colour (pockets and waistband)Unfinished bottomsPTU depthAngled cut bottoms

Comments


Waistcoat / Vest

Express timing detailsCovered buttons, cloth or silkWatch/chain hole and locationCloth back

Date Order No. Name

T/O

Side Centre None

Straight Slant OTP

Breast Pen Ticket

HEE Cuff R

Cuff S

Flower Hole

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Lining Description

Jkt2pc 3pc 1 of

Length 1/2 Back C to C

Chest 1/2 Waist Seat

Height

Shirt Collar

Fig

urat

ion SN

SQSH

LNSLSH


DROPR

Com

men

ts

Date Order No. Name

Hip Flaps No Hip

Thigh

Inside Leg

Waist Seat

Bottoms

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

Trs PartSuit

3pc 1 of

Date Order No. Name

Cloth - Merchant

Cloth No.

Description

W/C PartSuit

3pc 1 of

NORTON & TOWNSEND LTD Payment: Chqe/Cash/Card Total £ 2 Pce Jkt O/Coat Plus 4’s

[email protected] Tel No: 020 7735 4701 Dep £ 2 Pce ext. trs. M/Coat Vest

Measured by Completion date Bal £ 3 Pce Trs Field Jkt OTHER

Surname: Initials Work:

Salute:

Tel: Mobile:


Email:

County: Post Code: Credit Card No:

Ref By: Promotion: Expiry Date: Issue No:

Existing Y / N New Data Y / N Previous Order: Cutting Sheet attached Y / N

Cus

tom

er D

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rsV

est

Sty

leV

ents

PK

TS

out

PK

TS

in

Det

ail

Mea

sure

s

Ple

ats Forward Reverse

Fly Zip Button

Fitt

ing Normal Easy

Bot

tom

s Plain PTU

Poc

kets Slant Straight

Lape

l Yes/No DB

Poc

kets 2 Lower 2 Upper

Com

men

ts

Sty

le SB DB

HEE

Ext

ra T

rous

ers

Hip Flaps No Hip

Ple

ats

Fly

Zip Button

Fitt

ing Normal Easy

Bot

tom

s Plain PTU

Pock

ets Slant Straight

Date Order No. Name

Waist

Inside LegOutside Leg

Seat

Bottoms

Mea

sure

s

Lapel Width

None

Wai

st Belt MSS Tabs


Wai

st Belt MSS Tabs

Order No.

Braces

Chest Waist Opening Front Length

Mea

s.

Comments

Comments

Braces

Han

dle Soft Firm Padded Lapel

Nat. Waist

JKT Waist

Slim

Thigh

SB

Slim

Outside Leg


34 3031

3233

3435

3637

3839

4041

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

5253

5455

56

281 /

228

3 /4

2929

1 /4

291 /

229

3 /4

3030

1 /4

301 /

430

1 /2

303 /

430

3 /4

3131

1 /4

311 /

431

1 /2

311 /

231

3 /4

313 /

432

3232

1 /4

321 /

432

1 /2

321 /

232

1 /2

323 /

4

171 /

417

1 /4

171 /

417

1 /2

171 /

217

3 /4

173 /

417

3 /4

1818

181 /

418

1 /4

181 /

418

1 /2

181 /

218

1 /2

183 /

418

3 /4

183 /

418

3 /4

183 /

419

1919

1919

191 /

4

3536

3738

3940

4142

4344

4546

4748

4950

5152

5354

5556

5758

5960

35 77/8

881

/881

/483

/881

/285

/883

/487

/89

91/8

91/4

93/8

91/2

95/8

93/4

97/8

1010

1 /8

101 /

410

3 /8

101 /

210

5 /8

103 /

410

7 /8

1111

1 /8

51/2

55/8

55/8

53/4

57/8

66

661

/861

/461

/463

/861

/261

/265

/865

/863

/467

/87

771

/871

/471

/473

/871

/271

/253

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241 /

224

5 /8

243 /

424

3 /4

247 /

825

2525

1 /8

251 /

825

1 /4

253 /

825

3 /8

251 /

225

5 /8

255 /

825

3 /4

253 /

425

7 /8

257 /

825

7 /8

2626

2626

1 /8

261 /

826

1 /8

261 /

8

3637

3839

4041

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

5254

5556

5758

5960

6162

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113 /

411

7 /8

1212

1 /8

121 /

412

3 /8

121 /

212

3 /4

123 /

412

7 /8

1313

1 /8

131 /

413

3 /8

131 /

213

5 /8

133 /

414

141 /

414

1 /2

143 /

415

1 /8

151 /

415

1 /4

151 /

215

3 /4

16

LAP

EL

123 /

412

7 /8

131 /

813

1 /4

131 /

213

5 /8

137 /

814

143 /

814

1 /2

143 /

414

7 /8

151 /

815

1 /4

151 /

215

5 /8

157 /

816

161 /

416

3 /8

165 /

816

3 /4

1717

1 /8

173 /

817

1 /2

173 /

4B

ICE

P

3131

1 /4

311 /

231

3 /4

313 /

432

321 /

432

1 /2

321 /

232

3 /4

3333

1 /4

331 /

433

1 /2

333 /

434

3434

1 /4

341 /

234

1 /2

343 /

434

3 /4

343 /

435

3535

1 /4

351 /

2F

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34 3031

3233

3435

3637

3839

4041

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

5253

5455

56

281 /

228

3 /4

2929

1 /4

291 /

229

3 /4

3030

1 /4

301 /

430

1 /2

303 /

430

3 /4

3131

1 /4

311 /

431

1 /2

311 /

231

3 /4

313 /

432

3232

1 /4

321 /

432

1 /2

321 /

232

1 /2

323 /

4

171 /

417

1 /4

171 /

417

1 /2

171 /

217

3 /4

173 /

417

3 /4

1818

181 /

418

1 /4

181 /

418

1 /2

181 /

218

1 /2

183 /

418

3 /4

183 /

418

3 /4

183 /

419

1919

1919

191 /

4

3536

3738

3940

4142

4344

4546

4748

4950

5152

5354

5556

5758

5960

35 77/8

881

/881

/483

/881

/285

/883

/487

/89

91/8

91/4

93/8

91/2

95/8

93/4

97/8

1010

1 /8

101 /

410

3 /8

101 /

210

5 /8

103 /

410

7 /8

1111

1 /8

51/2

55/8

55/8

53/4

57/8

66

661

/861

/461

/463

/861

/261

/265

/865

/863

/467

/87

771

/871

/471

/473

/871

/271

/253

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241 /

224

5 /8

243 /

424

3 /4

247 /

825

2525

1 /8

251 /

825

1 /4

253 /

825

3 /8

251 /

225

5 /8

255 /

825

3 /4

253 /

425

7 /8

257 /

825

7 /8

2626

2626

1 /8

261 /

826

1 /8

261 /

8

3637

3839

4041

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

5254

5556

5758

5960

6162

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T

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TO

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113 /

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7 /8

1212

1 /8

121 /

412

3 /8

121 /

212

3 /4

123 /

412

7 /8

1313

1 /8

131 /

413

3 /8

131 /

213

5 /8

133 /

414

141 /

414

1 /2

143 /

415

1 /8

151 /

415

1 /4

151 /

215

3 /4

16

LAP

EL

123 /

412

7 /8

131 /

813

1 /4

131 /

213

5 /8

137 /

814

143 /

814

1 /2

143 /

414

7 /8

151 /

815

1 /4

151 /

215

5 /8

157 /

816

161 /

416

3 /8

165 /

816

3 /4

1717

1 /8

173 /

817

1 /2

173 /

4B

ICE

P

3131

1 /4

311 /

231

3 /4

313 /

432

321 /

432

1 /2

321 /

232

3 /4

3333

1 /4

331 /

433

1 /2

333 /

434

3434

1 /4

341 /

234

1 /2

343 /

434

3 /4

343 /

435

3535

1 /4

351 /

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1/4

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3031

3233

3435

3637

3839

4041

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

5253

54

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/210

1010

101 /

210

1 /2

1111

111 /

211

1 /2

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

293 /

429

3 /4

303 /

430

3 /4

303 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

431

3 /4

313 /

4

3536

3738

3940

4142

4344

4546

4748

4950

5152

5354

5556

5758

5960

18 1616

1617

1717

1818

1818

1919

1919

1919

1920

2020

2020

2121

2121

21

1818

1919

1920

2020

2021

2121

2122

2222

2323

2323

2324

2424

2424

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221 /

822

5 /8

231 /

823

7 /8

243 /

824

7 /8

255 /

826

1 /8

265 /

827

1 /8

275 /

828

1 /8

285 /

829

1 /8

295 /

830

1 /8

305 /

831

1 /8

315 /

832

1 /8

325 /

833

1 /8

335 /

834

1 /8

345 /

835

1 /8

355 /

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217 /

822

3 /8

227 /

823

5 /8

241 /

824

5 /8

253 /

825

7 /8

263 /

826

7 /8

273 /

827

7 /8

283 /

828

7 /8

293 /

829

7 /8

303 /

830

7 /8

313 /

831

7 /8

323 /

832

7 /8

333 /

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7 /8

343 /

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7 /8

353 /

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211 /

222

221 /

223

1 /4

233 /

424

1 /2

2525

1 /2

2626

1 /2

2727

1 /2

2828

1 /2

2929

1 /2

3030

1 /2

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1 /2

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1 /2

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3940

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4546

4748

4950

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210

1 /2

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111 /

211

1 /2

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

1212

293 /

429

3 /4

303 /

430

3 /4

303 /

431

3 /4

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3 /4

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3536

3738

3940

4142

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4546

4748

4950

5152

5354

5556

5758

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18 1616

1617

1717

1818

1818

1919

1919

1919

1920

2020

2020

2121

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1818

1919

1920

2020

2021

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2122

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2323

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7 /8

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255 /

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275 /

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1 /8

285 /

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295 /

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283 /

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Personnel and Responsibilities

London office: Lambton TailoringMoray House1st Floor23-31 Great Titchfield StreetLondonW1W 7PA

Tel: 020 7436 0468Fax: 020 7323 1644

Matthew NortonManaging [email protected]

Sue WalshAccount support and order process [email protected]

Leeds office: Lambton TailoringThe PowerhouseSpringfield Commercial CentreBagley LaneFarsleyPudseyLeedsLS28 5LY

Tel: 0113 257 0841Fax: 0113 290 9240

Gary MillerMTM [email protected]

Gilly CromackCustomer Service Manager, queries and e.t.a. [email protected]

Lorraine MatthewsAccounts/Office Manager

Angie RawnsleyAccounts Assistant


Conditions of Sale

1. DEFINITIONS

In these Conditions of Sale “the Seller” means Lambton Tailoring Limited “the Customer”means the person firm or company purchasing the goods, “the Goods” mean the Orderplaced by the Customer for the supply of the Goods.

2. GENERAL

Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by the Seller these conditions shall apply to allOrders received and accepted. The Customer must inform all orders in writing. If theCustomer’s Order contains printed conditions such conditions bind the Seller only to theextent that they do not conflict with these conditions and have been accepted in writing bythe Seller. Time is not an essence of order; the target delivery date/production period is anestimate and does not form part of the contract unless agreed in writing. The seller cannotbe held responsible for any loss of profit by the customer due to faulty goods or delays indelivery. The seller accepts responsibility for one percent deviation from measurementsgiven, due to cloth irregularities and performance, any greater change is the responsibility ofthe cloth manufacturer.

3. VARIATION

No alterations or variations of the terms and conditions of any Order are binding on theSeller unless agreed by the Seller in writing.

4. PRICES

Prices given or quoted are exclusive of Value Added Tax or any other revenue chargepacking carriage delivery or handling unless otherwise agreed in writing. If there is anyincrease in the cost of the Goods to the Seller or in the rate of Value Added tax prior todelivery or collection of the Goods the price thereof will be adjusted to reflect such increase.

5. CANCELLATION

Cancellation of any Order cannot be made without the Seller’s consent.

6. PAYMENT

The Customer shall make payment within seven days from receipt of invoice, until suchtimes as they have been accepted for a credit account by Lambton Tailoring and its insurers.No credit account will be considered without an accompanying credit application form. Oncesuch a credit account is set up the Customer shall make payment no later than the 30th ofthe month following that of the invoice, unless special arrangements have previously beenagreed. All payments shall be made payable to Lambton Tailoring Limited. In the case ofdispute or legal proceedings the Seller’s offices at the address shown on the invoice is to bedeemed the place where payment is made. The Seller shall be entitled to charge and theCustomer shall pay interest calculated at the rate of 1.5% per month upon any invoices notpaid on time in accordance with this clause from the date of issue of the relevant invoice orinvoices.

If payment is not received by due date, all services will be suspended immediately and if, 14days later, the account still remains unpaid, legal proceeding to recover the debt willcommence.

7. TITLE

a) Until payment by the Customer of all monies payable by the Customer to the Sellerunder this or any contract the property in the Goods or any part of them shall not passto the Customer but shall remain with the Seller

b) Until the property has so passed the Customer shall hold the Goods as bailey and willat its own expense keep the Goods safe and insured against customary commercialrisks and shall keep them separately stored in a readily identifiable state.

c) Until the property in the Goods has so passed the Customer shall return the Goods tothe Seller on demand and the Seller shall without prejudice to any other rights beentitled to go upon the property of the Customer and repossess and remove the Goods.

The Customer shall be at liberty to sell the Goods in the ordinary course of business. Theproceeds of any such sale and the benefit of any contract of sale shall be the property ofand held in trust for the Seller absolutely.

8. PASSING OF RISK

The Goods shall be at the Customer’s risk from the date of delivery.


Conditions of Sale

9. DISPATCH

Time of dispatch shall not be of the essence of the contract. Delivery of the Goods may bewholly or partially suspended (as the case may require) during any delay in the preparationor manufacture of the Goods for whatever reason. The Customer shall not hold the Sellerresponsible for any direct or indirect loss that may arise if delivery is delayed.

10. DAMAGE OR LOSS IN TRANSIT AND SHORTAGE

Where the Seller has agreed to deliver of the Goods no liability is accepted by the Seller forthe damage or loss during transit or any shortage unless the Customer notifies the Seller inwriting within three days of receipt of the goods and in any event the Seller’s liability shall belimited under clause 12 hereof. Notification to the Seller must in all cases be given to theaddress shown on the invoice.

11. WARRANTIES

No warranties representations or conditions of any kind express or implied are given by theSeller except as specifically agreed in writing with the Customer.

12. DATA PROTECTION

Please note the following regarding the Data Protection Act 1998. We may transferinformation about you to our bankers/financers for the purposes of providing services for thefollowing reasons:-

Obtaining credit insurance

Making credit reference agency searches

Credit control

Assessment and analysis (including credit scoring, product and statistical analysis)

Securitisation

Protecting our interests

We will provide you with details of our bankers/financiers and that of any credit referenceagencies used on request.

13. GENERAL LIABILITY

The Seller’s liability for any loss and or damage whether direct or indirect consequential orhowsoever cause shall be limited to replacement at the option of the Seller of the Goodswhich are notified to the Seller in writing as being defective within three days of the date ofdelivery provided that the Seller shall be under no liability if the Customer fails to adherestrictly to the terms of payment provided for herein or if the Goods have not been used orretained reasonably or properly.

14. CURRENCY

Unless otherwise agreed prices are stated and shall be payable in sterling at such place asthe Seller may designate. If prices are stated in other than Sterling the Customer shall paythe Seller the amount of such other currency as may be required to purchase the sameamount of Sterling as could be purchased on the date when this contract is entered into.

15. ASSIGNMENT

The contract of which these conditions form part is personal to the Customer who shall notassign the benefit thereof without the Seller’s written consent.

16. LEGAL CONSTRUCTION

The contract shall in all respects be construed and operated as an English contract andsubject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.

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