File:Der Goldene Schnitt 1940-41 Modelle und Schnittvorlagen Schnittmuster. Berufskittel BDM-Rock Bund deutscher Mädel. Nazi paramilitary uniforms tailoring self-sewing cutting patterns. No known copyright.jpg
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| Title | File:Der Goldene Schnitt 1940-41 Modelle und Schnittvorlagen Schnittmuster. Berufskittel BDM-Rock Bund deutscher Mädel. Nazi paramilitary uniforms tailoring self-sewing cutting patterns. No known copyright.jpg |
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| Commons page id | 131404949 |
| Category | Sewing patterns |
| Description on Commons | Der Goldene Schnitt Hamburg (1940–41 60): Uniforms of the League of German Girls (German: Uniformen der BDM, Bund Deutscher Mädel ), the girls' wing of the Nazi Party ( NSDAP ) youth movement, the Hitler Youth. "Practical professional smock in an attractive cut with a notched collar. The belt can be tied or buttoned in the back." (German: Praktischer Berufskittel in gefälliger Schnittform mit Reverskragen. Der Gürtel kann im Rücken gebunden oder geknöpft werden. ) "Regulation BDM skirt with deep stitched pleats, pocket flaps, and belt loops. Side closure." ( Vorschriftsmäßiger BDM.-Rock mit tiefen abgesteppten Falten, Taschenklappen und Gürtelschlau- fen. Verschluß der Seite. ) "BDM skirt and blouse." ( BDM.-Rock und Bluse ) See BDM summer and winter uniform at bdmhistory.com Fashion illustration from the 1940/41 edition of Der Goldene Schnitt : Lehrwerk zur Selbstausbildung im Zuschneiden , a German language self-sewing (tailoring) book published by Verlag »Der Goldene Schnitt«' Wien IV, Johann-Strauß-Gasse 4 , Austria. The book showcases 300 clothing models ( Modelle ), including garments for women, men, and children, along with their cutting patterns ( Schnittvorlagen, Schnittmuster ). Developed in 1930s Germany, the Lutterloh system is a pattern-drafting system designed for home sewing that uses personal measurements to enlarge mini-patterns into full-size patterns. The Lutterloh company's pattern book, based on their "Der Goldene Schnitt" ("The Golden Ratio") system, was popular among housewives who sewed clothing for their families. To use the system, one needs the company's special measuring tape to copy the small patterns and create an individualized pattern. The Lutterloh company continues to publish patterns based on their system to this day. |
| Creator credit (Artist) | Fashion illustration and cutting patterns by unidentified designer/illustrator. Uniform regulations for a National Socialist youth organization that was banned in 1945. No known copyright restrictions. |
| Credit line | https://ar.pinterest.com/pin/256423772507301592/ |
| Date on Commons | 1940 |
| Licence (LicenseShortName) | CC BY-SA 4.0 — see the licence page |
| Usage terms | Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 |
| Licence URL | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0 |
| Width (pixels) | 3,120 |
| Height (pixels) | 2,496 |
| File size (bytes) | 1,275,826 |
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| Commons file page | https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Der_Goldene_Schnitt_1940-41_Modelle_und_Schnittvorlagen_Schnittmuster._Berufskittel_BDM-Rock_Bund_deutscher_M%C3%A4del._Nazi_paramilitary_uniforms_tailoring_self-sewing_cutting_patterns._No_known_copyright.jpg |
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