Figure 1.--Lederhosen were a regional style in the 1930s, but we see boys of all ages wearing them. This older German teenager was photographed with his dachshund in 1931. |
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Lederhosen were very common for younger boys in the 1930s. We see many boys wearing them to school. They do not seem, however, to have strong age conventions. We seen teenagers, including older teenagers, wearing them as well. Indeed we also see adults wearing them, although not nerly as commonly as in the 1930s. We do not yet have enough images to fully assess the age of boys wearing Lederhosen during the decade.
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