1920's Gents: Clothing & Accessories

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Pastels, including this pale pink shirt, were popular in the summer months.
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Great outfit - note he's wearing braces, not suspenders! Dieselpunk Fashion, Vintage Men Fashion, Fashion 60s, Mens Braces, Americana Vintage, Hipster Mens Fashion, Sharp Dressed Man, Men Vintage
Great outfit - note he's wearing braces, not suspenders!
Suspenders were commonly worn to hold up their pants, since men didn't really start wearing belts until the end of this decade.

Well actually, they wore braces, not suspenders. Braces have button fasteners, while suspenders have metal clasps that attach to your pants. Suspenders, Braces, Antonio Berardi, Fashion Trend Report, The Mister, Trend Report, Hold Ups, Suits You
Suspenders were commonly worn to hold up their pants, since men didn't really start wearing belts until the end of this decade. Well actually, they wore braces, not suspenders. Braces have button fasteners, while suspenders have metal clasps that attach to your pants.
1920s Panama hat - common in the summer months Mens Hat Styles, 1920s Menswear, 1920 Men, Gatsby Hat, 1920s Women, Straw Boater
1920s Panama hat - common in the summer months
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Skimmer hats (straw boater hats) were popular in the summer months
A pretty common clothing trend was wearing these high-waisted gray flannel pants. They were known as "grayers". Grey, Flannel Pants, Roaring 20's, Grey Flannel, Pajama Pants, Pajamas, High Waisted, Trending Outfits
A pretty common clothing trend was wearing these high-waisted gray flannel pants. They were known as "grayers".
And the big fad of the 20s: these Oxford Bags. They hit the college scene first, after knickerbockers were prohibited on campus @ Oxford. Pretty wild is all I can say! 20s Fashion, 1920s Men Fashion, Oxford Bags, Marlene Hose, Sears Catalog, Formal Mens Fashion, Vintage Mens Fashion
And the big fad of the 20s: these Oxford Bags. They hit the college scene first, after knickerbockers were prohibited on campus @ Oxford. Pretty wild is all I can say!
Another fad in the 1920s was the jazz suit, which morphed into the zoot suit by the 1930s. These included long, tight-waisted w/ long back vents, w/ double or single breasted jackets & tight or stove-pipe skinny trousers. Mens 20s Fashion, 1930s Mens Fashion, 1940s Mens Fashion, 1930s Men, Roaring 20s Fashion, Men In Suits
Another fad in the 1920s was the jazz suit, which morphed into the zoot suit by the 1930s. These included long, tight-waisted w/ long back vents, w/ double or single breasted jackets & tight or stove-pipe skinny trousers.
A few different fads were present in 1920's gents fashion: one of those was knickerbockers (shortened to knickers)...this fad lasted until the early 1930s

Also...inlcuded on pant size was "plus-fours, plus- sixes, plus-eights and plus-tens".  The “plus” in the term referred to how many inches below the knee they hung. Mens Fashion 1920s, Mad Hatter Hats, Kentucky Derby Hats, 1920s Flapper, 1920s Dress, Cloche Hat, 1920s Fashion, Historical Dresses
A few different fads were present in 1920's gents fashion: one of those was knickerbockers (shortened to knickers)...this fad lasted until the early 1930s Also...inlcuded on pant size was "plus-fours, plus- sixes, plus-eights and plus-tens". The “plus” in the term referred to how many inches below the knee they hung.