Shape looks excellent. I would say from pic they are quite maroon rather than red. Check it against your robe material and it will tell you.

My advice would be to make sure the visible parts of the inner are correctly sewn into the hem. If you sew the lining into the hem all the way around it will become puffy on the bottom and not hang or flow correctly.

Just an update...been approved
TR-63982

Kemen

Too late for me because I have made my outer robe already, but what is the history that made the CRL come to the conclusion that the outer robe lining was a velvet? I have looked at some high def screen captures and you can actually see the cloth weft and weave in the outer robe lining. A good examp...

Outer finished....

Not sure what (read: not approvable) means? I didnt read any where in the crl that the hem needs to be invisible and cant really find any screen shots that show the inner robe hem. The hem is slightly gathered and the sun coming in the door doesnt help that at all. The double velvet is very notoriou...

Inner and outer red on manequin and outer lining on floor all sewn up ready to be put on outer.

Outer robe being pinned up to try make pleats for waterfall and vertical drape in front.

Half suited and more of an old progress pic. Inner no sash, cabbagefarmer custom order pike, rubies helmet and an early version cloth glove and boots

Modified the rubies bucket. I since have a Lukannon Armoury one.