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Sweaters Exhibit High V-Neck Sty
The high V necked shaggy wool
sweater is the most popular men's
sweater this year, local clothiers
note.
This sweater with a low in-
dented V, has been gaining favor
in recent years as the crew neck-
ed sweater recedes in popularity.
Solid colors are in fashion with
marbled sweaters adding variety
ot the single-colored solid. A
marbled colored sweater has flecks
of other colors in it to give it
more versatility, a local salesman
Cotton Suede Makes
Scene
At TGIFs, Football Games
explained.
Blues and greens were noted
as the favorite sweater colors, but
one store reported increased sales
of the louder reds and oranges.
Bulky sweaters are considered
impractical for classroom wear,
but some students prefer light-
weight bulky looking sweaters.
Cardigans have maintained a
steady popularity without much
variation in recent years, the
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SWEATERS U.S.A.-College campuses this fall will reverberate
with the whistles of happy co-eds. Style-conscious men will soon
outdo the ladies in the sweater craze. Scandinavian, Italian, Brit-
ish, and American sweater-makers are busy at their looms to
supply these youthful men.
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Navy, Black, Camel, and Green. Complete with toggle buttons and
detachable hood, the authentic Duffer is ready to see you through
the best and the worst of Ann Arbor weather.
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By BARBARA PASH
Leiderhosen, the leather and
suede-type bermudas worn by the
men of Germany and Austria, have
spanned the ocean to set a new.
trend in men's and women's sport
fashions.
The pants, which may be worn'
with suspenders and a tyrolian
hat, have been known to last as
long as 20 years..
They can withstand grease, oil,
beer and food stains excellently.
In fact, in certain parts of 'Eu-
rope and the University, the own-
er's distinction will rest on the
number and variety of stains on
his or her lederhosen.
They have proved to be a real
souvenir boon to the American
student in Europe as they are
much more durable than beer
mugs from Munich. Lederhosen
are not sold in American stores,
and only those who have gone to
Europe and bought a pair can
wear these sturdy and comfortable
pants.
Leiderhosen are especially use-
ful for camping, hiking and other
such summer excursions into
nature.
clothiers report.
Like the popularity of cardi-
gans, prices have not changed ap-
preciably in this length of time.
In the ranks of bulky sweaters,
the hand-knitted ski pullover has
gained immense popularity in the
last few years. Featuring bright
designs characteristic of the Scan-
dinavian countries, thesesweaters
prpvide warmth and comfort. They
are, however, fairly expensive.
For those who cannot afford the
genuine article, there are com-
panies who machine-knit copies
of these bulky sweaters.
Men's coat sweaters, with zipper
fronts, take the place of a light-
weight jacket during the fall sea-
son. They may be bought in a
variety of color combinations and
designs.
Suede Shoes Lead
Men's Fashions
BRITISH IMPORTS
TAILORS- CLOTHIERS-FURNISHERS
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GO BLUE--The new styles in football attire will provide a pleasant
diversion from the game for football enthusiasts. Logic has pre-
vailed, and now one's jacket, slacks, skirts and pants are sup-
posed to be coordinated as well as one's other clothes.
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'For Informality
No significant change can be
seen in men's shoes this year.
Pointed toes, occasionally seen in
recent years, have now all but
disappeared.
White tennis shoes are still pop-
ular for casual campus wear and
the so-called suede "hush pup-
pies" are also worn for informal
occasions.
For formal wear, black or dark
brown shoes are the customary
dress. White socks, acceptable with
tennis shoes and for casual wear,
are definitely not acceptable for
formal wear. With more formal at-
tire, solid color socks complete the
outfit.
One interesting thing is a large
decline in galoshes from the cam-
WELCOME pus scene as umbrellas gain in
. European iniovation popularity.
By DENISE WACKER
The football season has finally
arrived and with it the problem
of what to wear to the games.
N Men will be pleased to learn that'
culottes are back this year, along
with the new knee ticklers and
stadium skirts.
Culottes, come in plaids or
solids, while the skirts are almost
always plaids with matching
sweaters. They are not very high
priced (usually well under $10
for culottes or skirts) and' may
be worn during the winter and
early spring months.
Suede Popular
Suede is quite popular for both:
men's and women's fashions. The
fabric is more often than not
"cotton suede" rather than the
more traditional leather and is
thus easier to care for although_
less warm.
It is being used in jackets, car
coats, full-length coats, as well
as skirts and slacks for women.-
There has been a shift from co-
ordinating only skirts and sweaters,
to coordinating external clothing
t-ecause overclothing 'is usually
seen at a football game more
often than one's other clothes.
Stadium Wear
Matching suede,, jackets and
slacks (ranging from about $17
for jacket to eight to $15 for
slacks) can be worn as separates,
and therefore would appear to be
good as football wear because of
warmth, practicality and style.
For men, suede-front jackets'
with knitted backs are being'
shown in many stores. They cost
approximately $35 and reveal to
some extent the influence of Euro-
pean desigiers in American men's
wear.
Also popular for men are lami-
nated Jersey jackets with or with-
out knitted backs, which sell for
about $21. These jackets are made
of nylon and polyesther foam,
and are extremely warm.
Alpaca jackets and coats, pri-
marily of camel color, have zip-
in lining for additional warmth,
and are suitable for casula or
more dressy wear.
For women, sweaters have be-
come much longer than last year
and have been referred to as "coat-
type sweaters" because of their
17 to 20 inch length.
Slickers, which sometimes must
be taken to football games, have
become more feminine than ever
before. There is a decidedly new
look -and colors are brighter than
they have been in the past. Slick-
ers should cost about six dollars,
but in Ann Arbor, due to the dif-
ficulty of transportation, they run
about $10.
New Hues
There are, of course, many new
colors this year. Many of them
have a purple- or majenta tinge.
Among these are olive green,
emerald, electric, blue, peacock and
orange. Men's fashions feature
grey, green and some pastels.
Button-downs are quite popular
this year and may be found in
either the pullover style or more
conventional button-down shirt.
For men, cotton hopsack is one
of the biggest fabrics in shirts
and costs between five' and seven
dollars.
To the Cluss
WE EXTEND A HEARTY EL E
For a quarter-century, it has, been our privilege to serve the
students, faculty, and alumni of the University of Michigan. During
thisperiod we have steadfastly followed the principle'- "There is.
no substitute for Quality and Service." Today we are justly proud
of our fine reputation, featuring the finest qualities of footwear
in their respective 'fields.
the style is new!
the colors are new!
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Bass Weejuns.
Sandler Sportsters
Penaljo Casuals
British Brevitts
Block, Brogn.
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a tailored corduroy
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$2995,
All the daring simplicity of today's
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ail the unique moc comfort that's
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exclusive Patented Welt Construction
frees and flexes the forepart ... while
it neatly snugs the heel. In mellow-rich
leathers ... hand-lasted with smart,
There are no finer shoes made than the above lists and we wish
to emphasize especially that you are always welcome to visit our
store and discuss with us your footwear needs.
Everything about it reflects smart elegance! You'll like
the way the soft (and durable!) corduroy lends itself to
the strict tailoring you demand in an Ivy suit. And the
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