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Fig. 61. When a kimono-sleeved pattern is made straight at the shoulder there is fullness which crushes in under the arm.

pattern spread apart will crush down under the arm when the garment is on (see Fig. 61), and therefore is prettier when made of lightweight material rather than that which is bulky and thick. When the arm is put out

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