"Chipp Has the Stuff", 1948

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The Cavalier Daily (University of Virginia) - 10/16/48

Step up close and sniff real ivy, 1965

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Notice with what unaffected ease you take on today's trim lines. Natural shoulders are smooth and comfortable - and carefully Bond-tailored to stay that way. Lap seams and hook vent are exactly right to the fraction of an inch. Trousers hang straight and slim. You're looking at Ivy "summa cum laude."

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Milwaukee Journal - 9/17/65

[Ed. comment: Sniff? No, thank you. I'm more of a visual learner.]

Norman Hilton, 1962

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"The larger notch, more rounded front and longer hook vent are our own design. All seams are lapped and the trousers are unpleated, of course."

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 5/16/62

Post Toasties, 1959

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LIFE magazine - 8/24/59 via JonWilliamson.com

[Author comment: Nice red (oxford or chambray?) button-down and P-3 frames.]

Princeton, 1962

Seal and Key Club

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The Trad, "Princeton 1962"

Natural Shoulder, 1947

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All the Ivy details from Leftees Ltd. in 1947.

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Pittsburgh Post Gazette - 5/19/47

Hart, Schaffner & Marx, 1956

Blue Bell, Ivy-style slacks, 1958

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LIFE magazine - 9/1/58

Ivy League Guide to New York, 1960

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LIFE Magazine - 11/7/60

Elliott Gant and "The Bush", 1966

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"Say 'Gant' to those who are 'with it' and they know you mean The Shirt. The one with the button-down rolled collar, back button and hanger loop with tapered shirt to wear with tight pants."

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The Miami News - 12/6/66

Author comment: This article appeared in the "Woman's World" section.