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While these small cut-away jackets were the standard jackets other jackets were used, even sailor jackets. Which is notable because part of the reason the sailor suit was popular becayse it was basically plain and utilitarian, more atuned to what was suitabke for boys. But mothers being mothers, some wanted a fancier appearance. So we actually see Funtleroy trim, including Fauntleroy blouses, worn with the sailor outfits. Here we see a New Jersey bioy wearing a cut-away jacket sailor suit with a Fantleroy blouse, we think aound the turn-of the 20th century.
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