Jacket Dissection advice

[Steelmillal]

A genuine groveling question to the commercial pros. I've 100 jackets. Some fit, some don't. I want to quickly break then down to pieces parts the fastest way without a woodchipper or chainsaw.

How would you do this and selected sequence? They are all factory made and I cannot see where they were turned right side out. My aim to some adjustments but most repurposed tweed items.

Thank you very much for advice. AL

[TSjursen]

Most jackets are bagged through a hole in the sleeve lining (if that's what you mean).

[posaune]

I learned to let in the left sleeve an opening.
Lg
Posaune

[Steelmillal]

Funny I was thinking right side underarm to start. I will have ample chance to test what they did. Thank you, Ma'am.

[Steelmillal]

(if that's what you mean)

Thats what I mean. I did see one jacket with a machine stitch closing at underarm lining seam. I thought it was a careless repair vs. a final step.

Thx very much.

[Hendrick]

Start by turning the whole thing inside-out... Now immagine that during the 30's crisis people in europe actually had their suits taken apart an remade wrong side of the fabric out; it'll be less of a chore!