|
Younger boys wore a variety of blouses often with large collars. Eton and Peter Pan collars were two favorites. Often they were made with button on styling. Boys
generally wore solid colored long sleeve white shirts through the 1910s. Often a dtachable Eton collar was used for formal occasions. After World War I (1914-18) many other styles of shirts became more common, especially shirts with attached soft collars. Short sleeved shirts also appeared as well as casual styles. Some shirts were also worn with Rugby styling. Colored and paterned shirts also became more prevalent.
Younger boys wore a variety of blouses. A blouse is essential a shirt without tails to tuck in. As they were worn by younger boys they often hadstilized large collars. Eton and Peter Pan collars were two favorites. Often they were made with button on styling. Sometimes larger buttons were worn. Some blouses buttoned in the back.
Boys generally wore solid colored long sleeve white shirts through the 1910s. Often a dtachable Eton collar was used for formal occasions. After World War I (1914-18) many other styles of shirts became more common, especially shirts with attached soft collars. Short sleeved shirts also appeared as well as casual styles. Some shirts were also worn with Rugby styling. Colored and paterned shirts also became more prevalent.
Navigate the Boys' Historical Clothing Web Site:
[Introduction]
[Activities]
[Biographies]
[Chronology]
[Cloth and textiles]
[Garments]
[Countries]
[Topics]
[Bibliographies]
[Contributions]
[FAQs]
[Glossaries]
[Images]
[Links]
[Registration]
[Tools]
[Boys' Clothing Home]
Navigate the Boys' Historical Clothing Dutch pages:
[Dutch boys clothing]
[Maiken Island]
[Dutch choirs]
[Dutch royalty]
[Dutch scouts]
[Dutch school uniform]
[Dutch boys bangs]
[Dutch catalogs]
[Dutch postcards]
Navigate the Boys' Historical Clothing national pages:
[Return to the Main Dutch garments page]
[Return to the Main countries page]
[Australia]
[Belgium]
[England]
[France]
[Germany]
[Ireland]
[Italy]
[Japan]
[Korea]
[Mexico]
[Scotland]
[United States]