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We notice Swedish boys wearing a range of sailor garments. Many boys wore sailor suits without the matching headwear. We note both sailor caps and hats, although we rarely see sailot hats after Workd War I. The boys here are an exception. We see sailor blouses done in many different styles and colors as well as stripped and solid colored blouses and pants. They were commonly worn with scarves. Boys at the turn of the 20th century were commonly wearing kneepants sailor suits, often with with long stockings. Black long stovkings seemed common. But we also notice long pants sailor suits.
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