Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 138
$1.50 lines. Plain black knittedties find virtually no representation at all. Knitted tiesare particularly affected by the scarcity of boats that wasreferred to in the first paragraph, as. so far, the majorityof them come from England. id * \ i:\V I.I \ i:s FOR SPRING. Vo. 1 Military stript in… … No. 1 — Black anduliitc, and blue andwhite checks. WHAT OF REGIMENTALSTRIPES? The Montreal correspon-dent of Mens Wear Review-writes as follows: Watch for the effect ofthe war on neckwear. Judg-ing by what is being placedon the market, militarycolors will be worn moreduring the coming Summerthan…
Clothing and dress
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