Figure 1.-- McCalls patterns 6188 from 1945 was issued for a boys' coat whih could be made in different styles (figure 1). The pattern evelope we have was mase in size 3. We are not aware of the full size range. The coat could be made in different styles and lengths. we also note different stylistic details. Features hidden flap button closure, back kick pleat or belt back, inset two piece sleeves, rolled notched lapel styled collar and two inset pockets. Sweet and fashionable wool or tweed outer wear.

We do not yet have much information on 1945 boys coats. All we have is a McCalls patterns from 1945 for boys' coats which could be made in various mall differences (figure 1). The look like short overcoats. The pattern evelope we have was mase in size 3. We are not aware of the full size range. The coat could be made in different styles and lengths. we also note different stylistic details. This is a rather formal styles and not like the morecasual, sporty styles boys now wear.

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