School Headwear: Chronology--The 1930s


Figure 1.-- Here we see English brothers and sisters coming home from school. Notice the boy wears the standard peaked cap with a school badge. His sister wears an unusual high-crown hat with turned down brim. Notice the school badge as part of the hat band. This snapshot is undated, but looks like the 1930s to us.

School headwear during the continued much as it was in the 1930s. We see no major changes in most of the countries which we have followed in detail. England, France, Germany, and Japan. Many countries like Italy had no destinctive schoolheadwear. English boys continued wearing peaked school caps. The basic cap was farily standard, but done in many colors and patterns, such as segmented colors and circles. Girls wore a varirty of hats and tams. Many of the hats were variations of sailor styles. The English headweat often included the school badge. We continue to see berets in France. Many German boys continued wearing the peaked military cadet caps, but somewhat less commonly than in the 1920s. Some younger boys wore berets, ever during the hype-nationalyic NAZI era. Japanese boys also wore cadet caps. Japanese army caps were also common. The girls contiued to wear sailor hats. School for Japaese girls was becoming increasingly common. There were changes in America. The still see flat caps. It was not a school-mandated style, just the popular style for boys at the time and so commonly worn to school. It was ubiquitous in the 1910s and 20s and was still worn in the early-30s. It generally declined in popularity afrer the early-30s, but had largely gone out of style by the end of the decade.







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