Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1917) (1917)
Toronto : · leaf 889
t the quality of silkused—that they admitted had alwaysbeen good, but the quality of workman-ship, the finish. Said one: We used tobe able to show your men a good dealalong those lines. But not now! Really,the change is remarkable. Your manu-facturers are in the very forefront now.The war seems to… … A bright satin cravat ivhich is proving abig seller. Shown by WiUiarn Milne. does the Canadian product seem to beforced into anything like a secondaryplace. A few paragraphs back something wassaid on tendencies. One, which one ortwo manufacturers believe they discern,is a return to general favor of…
Clothing and dress
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