India Madras, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 3/14/60

For a short time only, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 2/16/60

J. Press Cash Sale, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 11/28/60

The Duffer Coat, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 11/9/60

Mr. Casual, 1960

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The New Yorker - 7/23/60

Polo Shirts, 1960

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Daily Princetonian - 5/11/60

A way of life, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 4/29/60

Equal helpings of Dacron and Orlon, 1960

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Cornell Daily Sun - 4/5/60

100% Camel's Hair Polo Coats, 1960

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Natural shoulder, straight falling double breasted model with two-piece half belt, framed pockets and full swelled edges and seams.

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Yale Daily News - 11/9/60

Yule at Yale, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 12/7/60

Give a sport shirt this year, 1960

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The Daily Princetonian - 12/8/60

Versatile! (1960)

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Yale Daily News - 11/3/60

Classic Clothesmanship, 1960

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Cavalier Daily - 10/25/60

 

After working 2 years in a large Midwest department store, Ed Michtom opened a men’s clothing store at 306 East Main Street in 1947. Michtom bought his merchandise direct from the factory and offered the best brands of clothing and shoes, along with tailoring, pressing and finishing services.

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Ed Michtom's Men's Clothing Store - Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

The "Cornell Playboy", 1960

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The tux that features authentic "Ivy" Styling in every detail: natural shoulders with minimum padding . . . Narrowed sleeves . . . smoother through chest and waist . . . slender lapels, center vent, flap pockets.

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Cornell Daily Sun - 2/16/60

Brooks Brothers Own Make Shirts, 1960

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"In addition, we have interesting collar styles for specialized purposes - The Tab, Low Slope (for the husky man) and Clifford (a button-down collar with shorter points and no roll)."

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 8/26/60

Fraternity Weekend Needs, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 4/29/60

Doing One Thing Well, 1960

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The New Yorker - 10/15/60

Williams Co-op, 1960

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The Williams Record - 2/24/60

Naturalaire, 1960

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The Cornell Daily Sun - 10/3/60

Our Most Popular British Import, 1960

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Yale Daily News - 4/18/60