Figure 1.-This is an advertisement for Slipova children's clothing which appeared in a 1921 issue of "Ladies Home Journal". |
McCawley was an American clothing manufacturer. We do not know much about the company other than they were located in New York. We do know that they had a line of playclothes for younger children marketed under the Slipova brand. We note advertisements during the 1920s for rompers, sleepers, and play clothes for younger children from 2-8 years of age. The company also made middy blouses in all sizes. The company's factory was located in Baltimore Maryland..
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