So I'm continuing to research and ask around in my garrison. Does someone know of "the" reputable helmet and inner/outer vendor from Argentina?

I wonder if you're referring to FP. I don't know much about the robes (someone else may be able to comment), but I bought my helmet from them and love it ...

I wear an athletic shirt and pants under my robes when I troop. It's mostly for when there are events with a shared changing area (most events for me) or if the only place we can change is at our cars. Just something to consider

I have a pair of the "B" gloves...they worked perfect for my build. However, they're not lined on the inside so when my hands sweat they leave water spots that can be seen on the outside (they can be gently removed with an art gum eraser). Looking at the description of the "A" glove on IB's website ...

Makes perfect sense to me...I feel like I've got enough info to attempt a practice run before I start my search for the right fabric.

Many thanks!

Makes sense to me

When I get the outer (red) section and lining/inner section (burgundy) done, how is the final assembly? Would it be finished so that the seams and hems would be hidden (such as sewing the outer/inner sections right sides together and then turning it so it's correct), or will they ...

Thank you stripes! This gives me a much better idea :D

Those two sections towards the top of the drawing...is that to show how the pattern piece (#1 front/back) needs to be arranged to make the solid front piece, or is the back actually in 2 sections? For some reason I thought the back had to be a ...

Hello again and sorry in advance for the lengthy post!

In one of the topics about making an outer robe the pattern for Simplicity 5840 was mentioned as a good start (with heavy modifications). I actually have this pattern from a cloak I did a really long time ago (when I was first learning to sew ...