1950 Boys Clothes 1950 Girls Clothes

Description Styles for boys clothing in 1950 include a Description For girls in 1950 skirt and jacket suits were popu
variety of gabardine suits for boys and teenagers, corduroy and reflected styles that were also prominent in women's fash
bib and suspender longies for playwear and casual like pleated skirts, bolero jackets and scalloped edges. Cotton
clothing, the ever popular award coat sweater for high overalls for younger girls' playwear were also popular and
schoolers to show off their clubs, and work outfits made featured a variety of bib styles. For teenage girls dresses
of rugged army twill. featuring plaids, fun stripes, and various novel features were
favorites.

1951 Boys Clothes 1951 Girls Clothes

Price: $1.97 - $10.95
Description In 1951, sport coats and slacks came first in the
teenage boy's wardrobe, as well as fun patterned sweaters and
flannel shirts. For younger boys, plaids, corduroy, and frontier
knits in various styles.
Price: $1.98 - $6.98
Description For young girls, frilly dresses with ruffles,
checks, plaids, and stripes. For older girls, a more toned
down and simple line for dresses with menswear details,
bow collars, pleats, belted dresses and pocket details.

1952 Boys Clothes 1952 Girls Clothes

Price: $1.97 - $9.95
Description For the boys of 1952, fashion dictated bold colors
in bright check patterns and fun plaids. The "dickey" pullover
and the "vestee" pullover were perfect complements to any
outfit for teenage boys. While corduroy playsuits and rayon
shirts and longies were great for casual wear, small three and
four piece suits were great for formal occasions.
Price: $1.89 - $11.49
Description In 1952, circle skirts were popular for youn
girls, as well as quilted cotton skirt and vest sets and
Magic-Grow dresses that could expand to adjust for hei
growth. Cuffed denim pants were also popular for work
and play and would usually be accompanied by flannel
 cotton shirts.

1953 Boys Clothes 1953 Girls Clothes

Price: $1.19 - $2.99
Description Flannel lined denim outfits were popular with
boys of all ages and could be easily paired with corduroy
shirts, flannel plaids or western style cotton button-downs.
Price: $1.98 - $6.98
Description Sweaters and skirts in wool and velveteen we
popular for teenage girls in 1953. Younger girls wore dres
of chromespun acetate taffeta and nylon blouses. And, den
slacks with flannel lining and shirts were popular with gir
of all ages. Color-blocking, check patterns, plaids and stri
featured predominantly that year.

1954 Boys Clothes 1954 Girls Clothes

Price: 99 cents - $3.39 Price: $1.74 - $6.88
Description The boys of 1954 were featured in western Description In 1954, girls' and teens' suits were perfect for
flannel with bright and unusual patterns and plaids. They school as well as pullover sweaters, fashionable jumpers,
wore dressy longies or corduroy suspender longies dependent skirts and quilted cotton sets. Denim jeans with fly fronts
on the occasion. And for the youngest of them, the training were great for long-lasting casual comfort.
overall made of pinwale corduroy was a fashionable staple.
1955 Boys Clothes
Price: $2.79 - $16.75
Description Denim outfits were the way to go in 1955.
Practical and comfortable leisure wear, denim jeans needed
to be worn with a denim jacket. For school or important
events teen boys could pick up a two piece suit featuring
various tweed or corduroy textures and fun but subtle
patterns and colors. For the younger boys sport suits and
dressy outfits resembled miniature versions of what a father
might wear in casual or formal settings.
1956 Boys Clothes
Price: $2.29 - $15.50
Description For boys in 1956, fine quality wool or corduroy
suits were perfect for holidays or a party. Wool coats in various
styles were also popular for winter weather and a toggle parka
was the pinnacle of fashion. Argyle pattern cardigans and
varying styles of plaid shirts were also popular.
1955 Girls Clothes
Price: $1.94 - $8.44
Description Girls in 1955 could choose from a widening ran
of bright and fun options, including corduroy jumpers rangi
from yellow to bright pink and plaid circle skirt dresses wit
ruffle accents, bows, and beautiful collars. Teenage girls co
go for a more sophisticated look with two piece ensembles,
blazer jackets, and slimmer skirt shapes.
1956 Girls Clothes
Price: $2.29 - $14.95
Description In 1956, girls would be at the height of fash
in their chinos or Bermuda shorts with striped pullovers
vestees. Suits, skirts, tops and jackets in wool and rayon
were great for everyday wear, while pleated or quilted
circle skirt jumpers were perfect for the holidays.
1957 Boys Clothes
Price: $1.59 - $20.90
Description The preppy Ivy-league look met popularity in
1957 for boys, but leather jackets, symbol of rebellious youth,
were popular as well. Boys and teens could choose from a
plethora of cardigans, twill slacks, and collared shirts, all in
stripes and checks.
1957 Girls Clothes
Price: $2.66 - $5.67
Description Hi-rise skirts with suspenders and flannel an
corduroy jumpers or suspender skirts were popular for
younger girls and teens alike in 1957. Cotton knit sweate
with v-necks or fun hoods were great for casual wear and
looked best in fun and colorful stripes.

1958 Boys Clothes 1958 Girls Clothes

Price: $2.29 - $9.98
Description Again in 1958, preppy sport coats and slacks
were popular looks as well as suit sets that came with extra
contrasting pants. Striped pullovers and cardigans gained
more popularity and the standard denim look with flannel
plaid accents and shirts were a casual stand-by.
Price: $2.94 - $5.98
Description Tapered slacks with fun patterns and matching
separates became more and more popular for teens and girl
and drop-waist dresses with sailor-like bow details were al
popular. Colorful plaids and bold striped patterns were seen
skirts and dresses for all ages.
1959 Boys Clothes
Price: $2.98 - $9.98
Description For the boys of 1959, colorful coordinate sets with
many pieces to mix and match were the rage for summer in
pastels and bright colors. More formal occasions called for suit
sets featuring sport coats with novelty checks and stripes in fun
and interesting color combinations.
1959 Girls Clothes
Price: 98 cents - $5.98
Description For girls in 1959, summer fashion was all
about the most bold and colorful patterned sundresses a
fun and bright separates including Jamaica shorts, peda
pushers, vestees and pop tops. Two way dresses and sis
dresses were also popular for all ages of girls.