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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1936
Page
23
Fashion notes explain shirts as a key wardrobe item for spring with color, patterns, and collar variety. Highlights include wide spread collars, British stripe shirtings, and matching with ties for a polished business or casual look.
The piece discusses shirt colors and neckwear choices. It highlights the widespread collar with its larger knot, the appeal of white detachable starched collars, 3-inch points, and button-downs in wide and medium spreads. It praises the button-down collar in the widespread style with rough colorful oxford weave.
As warmer days arrive men seek lighter wear and belts and suspenders respond with flexible belts featuring elastic inserts spring buckles and two tone designs. New mesh suspenders lighter fabrics and neckwear silks offer comfort and subtle style while colors range from white to tan and black with bright accents for sportswear.
Horticulturists push bigger blooms while cravat makers favor large neckwear. Paisley, tie and dye, tartans, and bold stripes define this season with assorted fabrics from silk to cotton. Pajamas enter daily wear as underwear evolves with legged supporter shorts gaining favor.
Persistent starting problems could stem from a misadjusted choke control. Check choke linkage and settings to ensure proper enrichment during cold starts and smooth engine ignition responses.
Textile experts unveil air cooled porous fabrics shaping spring and summer sleepwear. Pajamas transition from bed layers to wearable outfits with beach and lounge influences. New designs include ensemble fits with light woven trousers and jacket like tops, two tone trims, and coat style collars.
A catalog-like note describes garments made from rough-weave peasant linen and various textiles including cotton, silk, light wool. The text presents fabric types and weave styles in a concise fashion typical of a period catalog.
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