HBC has little information about the colors rompers were made in at this time. They were presumably mae in a variety of colors. Some photographs show rompers made in black. These seem to be the more formal rompers. Play rompers were probably made in a wide variety of colors. One leading merchandizer in the early 1920s showed rimpers available in mostly blue and pink. Notably both the infant creepers and the rompets for older chilren were both offered in blue and pink. Presumbly other retailers offered rompers in a greater range of colors.
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