Men’s 30s fashion

As full weekends and reduced weekday hours became more common in the 1930s, so did the desire to get out of work clothes, business suits, and uniforms, and into something sporty and casual. A man's time off became a time to dress for comfort and leisurely pursuits inspired by the same movie stars and rich

1920s gangsters were men who controlled the illegal distribution of alcohol during the Prohibition. Just like neighborhood gangs today, 1920s gangster mobs controlled certain sections of larger cities. Their territorial battles often ended in blood baths like that of Al Capone's Valentine's Day Massacre. Today, TV series like Boardwalk Empire and Peaky Blinders capture this

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Discussion of 1930's men's fashion illustrations with a close look on overcoats, fur collar, diagonal twill, light grey fabric and gloves.

1930s men's suit fashion history. Business suits, sportcoats, eveningwear, summer whites and gangster stripe suits. 30s men's fashion.

Men's pants in the 1930s were high waisted, full around the hip, and had long column-like wide legs. That wide leg trend began in the '20s and gradually narrowed down into the '50s, while the high waists lasted until the early 1960s. Plaid, herringbone, check, tweed, windowpane, and stripes were all patterns men in the

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Men's 1930s fashion is often considered the finest men's fashion in the past century - and for good reason. The 1930s were a turbulent decade where the free-spirited, reckless, youthful "me" class of the roaring twenties was replaced by serious, masculine, working-class men who had responsibilities to their home and country. The stock market crash