The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
WINTER YOUNG NAN.
What He Will Wear During the
Approaching Season.
The NEWEST STYLES FOR HIM.
His Trousers VIII Re Ticnter-IfiS
Coats >horter-The ColorSa Shirt
still I'm Vogue.

Every body has heard about the SUM-
nler girl and her deeds ana H1ss-zeezis ard
readers will turn w1fh sigh Of relief
from This much written about aud self
important parsonage 10 = conternp Pisa zion
o. the ralRenk in which the winter young
man will 20 forth in the 2u-ssslt CT happs-
ness during the coming season, tae VIII
ter OF 1895.
The coats will be shorter. moderately
broad with square shoulders. the roll OF
liberal width aud length.
The trousers have narrow iegs vita bat
little perceptlble spring Large stocks CT
fancy shifting are shown by the snetropofs-
Tan Taitors. In co.ors. brown. oTowE-
gree n-srays. mixtures. with plaids Of self
or slightly contrasting hues SO cleveriy
ma Tmonzng with the dominant color
scheme that londness is most effectively
overcome.
The covert coat Will be the popular over
coat for early fall, made OF Bliss tweed
in many attractive shades and c0lorinvs.
II will be half box in style. the shoulders
moderately broad and square in effect
with hip and breast pockets only. The
length viii average thirty-four inches.
The Chesterfield or H. front oYercosat VIII
be the thing for wear later in the sea-
son. L viii be moderately close atting
in the back ard in length viii b.. from
thirtynine 10 forty-one inches, with 4
collar viii be c. velvet and the roll may
be either OF she same material as the coat
or of silk. Sonc Of fic NEST popular ma =
terials for this coat xii! De heavy lsrlh's
wool and rough cheyio.s in browns.
owngisens. blue ana gray.
The sporty" coat for general wear will
be the long wasted and nearly full front
curaway. The average length Of waist
viii he 1917 and full length .. The fronts
are evenly spaced for four buttons and
hutton-holes but close with three buttons
only. The breast and ticket pockets will
have Flaps TO 80 in or oGt and wide flaps
viii be placed over the hips. The mate
rails which are in great demand for tAis
artistic garment are the softly blended
colors. modest stripes. checks and plaidS.
The sack suits will he made Of English
and Scotch novelties. embracing strips
checks and piai1s. The double breasted
sack coat VIII be rather shapeiv 10 the
waist and shoulders. with square effect
In full length IL VIII be from 81. 10 54ia
inches.
The three o. four button getaway sack
coat viii be very popular.
The vest will be either single or double
breasted, but as rule viii follow the
coat IN this respect
The trousers will be lsis inches at the
knee and 1919 inches at the bottom.
The haberdasAery which goes with the
sui. Is Of as much Importance as the suit
itself
For business and informal wear the
colored shirt Will he universally worn.
The correct thing in a colorssi shirt is
the STYLE with cuffs 10 match and white
collar.
Do not wear a colored collar These
things have been called IN.
In collars the straight standing has
the cali, The cuffs are plain links, sGcarc
Or round cornered.
\ noticeable thing in the new fall neck
wear IS a revival OF the old tirna out A.
ways justly popular pun scarf. For the
chilly days of winter no style of neckwear
is more appropriate than puff when the
coiorlngs properly harmonic with the suit
and with the man who wears the suit. The
Princess tie continues to be very popu-
lar w4th dressy men.
II requires considerable prac Ice "a