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Hint's about men's dress, right principles economically applied (1888)

[Barrett, W. H] [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appleton & co. · leaf 68

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us neckwear. There are two kinds of scarfs—the flatscarf, like Fig. i ; and a four-in-hand, likeFig. 2, untied, and like Fig. 3, when tied ina conventional sailors knot. It will be evi-dent from a glance at these that the flatscarf, Fig. 1, should be worn when thewaistcoat buttons up quite high at… … 64 Hats and Neckwear. comparatively low (say to about b\ so thatsome of the shirt-bosom shows, the scarf asin Fig. 3 is the correct thing. It is, there-fore, the most economical article of neck-wear to buy, as it can be worn with a highor low waistcoat. If made of heavy silk, itlasts much longer…

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