Clothing Wallet

In the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, travelers (including trekkers and trampers) were in the habit of dividing their impedimenta into groups that would be transported in different packages, each serving a unique purpose, such as toiletry rolls or cases. The valise would hold daily outer wear, the suit case would hold more formal clothing, and the clothing wallet usually was reserved for underclothing. This clothing wallet is from a pattern found in a late 19th century Sporting magazine. These are custom made and may take up to a week to complete. Currently, I have the fabric cut and ready to finish 2.