Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)
Toronto : · leaf 137
s the main feature, with perhaps abroad stripe of white silk running upand down at long intervals. Of course,pink is a difficult color to find a matchfor in cravats, but here is where thepopularity of black, in mens as inwomens goods, comes in. Beautiful Pink Lines. These pink lines are made in… … These samples of Oxford shirtings include Farley cord with shadow stripes of reddish brown and blue, and Russian cord with stripes of taupe grey and pink spot, and blue with orange spot, and stripes of two-shade tans. Courtesy of R. J. Hunter & Co., Toronto. In silk twill some very neat…
Clothing and dress
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