Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1913) (1913)
Toronto : · leaf 348
they are porous and thewater runs out at once. Theysell at $2 and up but it wasnearly six months before wecould sell any, except to an ac-tor who had seen them in NewYork. It is generally agreed that they are—They take up innovations very slowly,however, and seldom go in for extremes—New collars… … Loudon fashion decrees a decidedflare below the knot. Courtesy ofStanley & Bosworth, The EnglishShop. White silk hose arevery slow in beingadopted. So will theraised tuck on dress-shirts. Bow ties are an-other example. Thesehave taken nearly ayear to become popular.Men here wont buy a newthing…
Clothing and dress
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