Shoulder to shoulder: = ___ inches Please Refer to the Standard Size Chart US0: Bust 32", Waist 25.5", Hips 35.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 58" US2: Bust 33", Waist 26.5", Hips 36.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 58" US4: Bust 34", Waist 27.5", Hips 37.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 59" US6: Bust 35", Waist 28.5", Hips 38.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 59" US8: Bust 36", Waist 29.5", Hips 39.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 60" US10: Bust 37.5", Waist 31", Hips 41", Length (Hollow to Hem) 60" US12: Bust 39", Waist 32.5", Hips 42.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US14: Bust 41", Waist 34.75", Hips 44.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US16: Bust 43.25", Waist 37.25", Hips 46.75", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US18: Bust 45.5", Waist 39.75", Hips 49", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US20: Bust 47.75", Waist 42.25", Hips 51.13", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US22: Bust 50", Waist 44.75", Hips 53.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US24: Bust 53", Waist 48", Hips 56.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US26: Bust 56", Waist 51.25", Hips 59.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US28: Bust 59", Waist 54.5", Hips 62.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" US30: Bust 63", Waist 58.75", Hips 66.5", Length (Hollow to Hem) 61" Length from Waistline to Hem: 22-23inch for Knee Length Style
Never wear more than three medals on your jacket.Wear your state convention button on your left jacket collar.Always remove the button following convention.No other buttons or patches are acceptable
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In the early years, long trains were common on fashionable gowns, for both day and evening wear, but these began to gradually disappear around 1807 (Byrde 24
