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Removing the vest from under the jacket. Focus secret

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It turns out that the vest can be removed without removing the jacket.

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Having first unbuttoned the vest, lay the left half of the spectator's jacket on the left sleeve opening of the vest from the outside. Bring this hole back over the viewer's left shoulder and down the viewer's left arm. The hole now covers the jacket over the left shoulder. Continue to move the hole through the jacket further around the body, passing it over the right shoulder and arm, and finally pass the right half of the jacket through it. Thus, the sleeve hole has made almost a complete revolution around the body.

The vest now hangs under the jacket on the right shoulder. Pull it halfway down through the right sleeve of your jacket. Tuck the cuff, grab the vest from under it and pull it out through the sleeve.

Author: M.Gardner

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