Figure 1.-- Throughout the Weimar era, most German school classes, ecept the last year of secondary schools generally include a few children both boys and girls wearing sailor suits. The cass here was no exception. As was very common in the 1920s, a few boys wear sailor suits. They are all traditionally styled suits. Most are dark suits. We note one boy with a stripped middy blouse. |
Throughout the Weimar era, most German school classes, ecept the last year of secondary schools generally include a few children both boys and girls wearing sailor suits. The cass here was no exception. As was very common in the 1920s, a few boys wear sailor suits. They are all traditionally styled suits. Most are dark suits. We note one boy with a stripped middy blouse. This was more of a summer style. Some of the boys wear their miffy blouses with the dickies, others without. All wear their scarves tied in the same manner. This was quite common in Germany. We do not know what kind of caps these boys wore.
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