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Trousers Are The Trend
The trend for some time has
been to the authentic traditional
suit with natural shoulders and
tapered pleatless .trousers. This
trend continues this fall and it
is highlighted by lighter colors
in men’s suitings. Much will be
heard from lovat, light-gray,
pewter, and camel shades. An
innovation that is really coming
strong is the sport suit. This
outfit comes with matching
and/or contrasting vest plus co
ordinating trousers.
Camel blazers have shown
more popularity unsurpassed by
anything in the past. A&M men
are showing considerable interest
in these blazers. Tweedy or
Shetland type fabrics are the
most popular. A really coming
color is burgandy. It is already
prevalent in men’s furnishings.
Light-weight wool or wool and
polyester blends are the best
fabrics for Texas weather.
For the Finest in Men’s Clothing
SHOP AT LOU’S
See ad on Page 8
LOUPOT’S
5,000 Aggies Can’t Be Wrong
At The North Gate VI 6-6312
Dressed For A Job
The young man who is the fashion pace-setter of the
campus whether dressed for class, or photographing a
model, will be clad in smart Ivy-League.
Deluxe
lima
broadcloth
GOLDEN PIMA
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as advertised in
Truval affords you a golden opportunity to be well
dressed at a new low price. This fine shirt is craft
tailored of SuPima broadcloth, the champagne of
cottons. SuPima cotton is whiter than white, silkier
than silk. Convertible cuffs are an added feature.
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If you are taller than average and have troubls
getting a shirt to fit, Truval’s Palace Guard colleo
tion is for you. Specially tailored with extra long
body and sleeves. The Wash and Wear combed
cotton gingham pictured above is available in a
Variety of smoky tone checks. Select yours today!
The Exchange Store
Serving Texas Aggies Since 1907
The Exchange Store
Serving Texas Aggies Since 1907
Fall Sweaters
Will Be Full
Of New Color
Sweaters have really come of
age for fall. The colors styles,
and fabrics available reads like
a textile handbook. Wool, mo
hair, camel hair, alpaca, and
polyester fibers dominate the
fabric picture. Crew neck, high
“V” neck, cardigan, and Scanda-
navian ski sweaters are some
of the styles. Many variations
of these styles have been intro
duced by numerous manufac
turers.
Big, bold, and colorful are the
striped dress and sport shirts
shown this fall. One can choose
from red, blue, olive, burgandy,
bottle green, or multiples of
these colors for dress shirts in
(See Colors, Page 7)
Get with it, man! You
belong in traditional
Post-Grad
Slacks
Smoothest pair of slacks that
ever hit a campus! Trim,
tapered Post-Grads have the
authentic natural look other
slacks try to imitate! Belt
loops and cuffs are standard
equipment. Pleatless ? Of
course! Pick out a few pair
today—at stores that are
“with it”. Only $4.95 to
$9.95 in blends of Orion and
other washable fabrics.
H.I.S Sportswear
loupors
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