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German boys, like boys in other European countries, wore different types of sailor suits as well as differet coats and headwear. The middy blouse and suit was the
most popular of all the sailor suits. The basic pattern of German sailor suits tended to follow traditional patterns, but there was a wide range of colors and stripes
especially in the early 20th century before World War I. These suits were not based on uniforms, unlike sailor suits worn in most other periods. German boys did not
commonly wear some of the fancier styles that were worn by French or even American boys. Most of the suits before World War I were kneepants sailor
suitsbefore World War I, but short pants suits became more common after the War. We also note button-on suits.
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