The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20

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PRESSURE % the hands. The trousers mada
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The single breasted sack n still the moet
popular form. Double breasted coata ara
rarely made zap In these or any other goods
this sufniner and only on special orders.
There are again beautiful materials for
Use in these flannel suits. The blue and
white pattern, which IL now u standard.
never loses It's popularity and comes this
year In some beautiful combinations ~
the two colors. Then there are stripes
Of different shades Of blue. stripes Of black
and blue. dark brown striped with green
and yellow. brown with dark green and
red, and brown with thin stripes Of steel
blue. There are no mourning styles in
plain black, as the solid color fannels do
not wear well. So these styles are black
and gray ground, with q white stripe. or in
varied shades Of gray with a black stripe.
The tailor are now making up in a style
identical with the fiannels two pie V suits
Of soft cashmere and other smooth finished
goods. These are in shepherd plaids, in
other checks Of gray and black and white
and brown. The long sack coats are the
same in style as the flannel suits. The
coats are unlined and in the inside seams
only covered with silk. The object Of
these coats, although they are Of another
material, ia to make them as much a lounR-
ing coat as a flannel would be. Like the
fannels they are made without waistcoats.
With the striped fannels, which are likely
TO have colors enough in their own patterns.
only solid color waistcoats should be worn.
They may be white, biscuit colored, mauve
or gray: but they should have no stripes
or OF other colors.