The spring book of B. Kuppenheimer & Co. : illustrating a new century of clothing-radically different from the old-and incidentally depicting the more striking chances in men's wear during the past one hundred year (1900)
Kuppenheimer, B., & Co · Chicago : Kuppenheimer & Co. · leaf 11
loths,woven either plain or twilled, coarse or fine ofwoolen yarn. The pattern is always wovenin plain and distinct and the cloth is nevernapped. Castor Beaver—A heavy, milled, face-finished,all-wool cloth^ not quite as heavy as ordinarybeavercloth. Chesterfield—A single breasted fly front… … Class A: Suits The suits m this class cannot beappreciated until they have beenseen. They must be seen. We can show but three samples-lots I, 2 and 3—sufficient to showthe goodness of materials which arethe product of a big western mill.Obviously we cannot give its name-—we control three-fourths of…
Clothing and dress
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