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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1964)
Men s Fashions Show Marked Change for Spring The l'a.s!,ion revolution is here’ For y \ril seems, the style of m<n's clothes uyed nearly the same. I’.til now ihe styles are making a marked change, and ipriii" and huiiim fashions re Heel the new trend Light i. fee word The colors are light and the fabric weights are lie./ for the spring and sum mcr seasons It’s Plaids, Stripes In sport cords the darker colors haven’t been abandoned, but new spring hides ..nything but cotiservativ ■ Hold colors arc the by word Madras plaids and Oxford fab rics hi strip" and olids are tne .STRIPES, STHIPES, stripes and no si nork men’s sweater sty! >fr prin.: I5ruee Itroth-rs is shown here in a n"i light weight wool knit, cardig, n ■ tyle thin? Powder blue, in the solid color, is very popular in the light weight for spring and summer weather Tu< dacron wool blend in suits is what is being shown primarily to the season In this line, the more consen t liv e color pre ■ <’ASl AL C.iMi’IS styles for college men this spring include outfit such as (his one mod ’led b;, Stanley Uerndt. A striped, short sleeve shirt, cardigan \> neck sweater and light weight slacks are the answer for spring weather. dominate, but the man with a hit of daring and flair still has room to select something slight ly out of the ordinary. Madras Shirts Important Tans and hold Glen plaids are available for someone wanting to add a little versatility to his wardrobe. Almost essential in a spring and summer wardrobe for the college man this year will be Bermuda shorts and madras sport shirts. Another new style will be shirts with lighter back grounds. In casual trousers, the tan dac ron will he tops in fashion news. Bight blue baby cords are here again, and the slim look is de finitely In. There will be no bell bottom trousers this spring! Colored Tennis Shoes These new light color trousers look especially sharp when topped with a madras belt In the tennis shoe line, the MADRAS PLAIDS enter the .sport jacket field this spring in styles such as this one model ed by Chuck DuMars. The new muted plaid is used in shirts and Bermuda shorts as well as the jackets. standby rainbow runner in white is still high on the style Lists. For a change in the wardrobe in the foot department, light blue, navy and tan tennis shoes are also on the market. Short sleeve cardigan sweaters in both stripes and solids are picking up for spring and sum- | mer when their “big brother” long sleeved, heavier weight car digans left off at winter’s end These new lighter weight sweat ers in light spring and summer shades are the perfect thing for the transition from winter to summer. Tab Collars New Both solids and stripes are be- I ing worn, and mohair and Al- 1 paca are becoming increasingly popular. Sport shirts are among the fashion leaders The traditional button-down collars are greater than ever this spring in both! (Continued on pai/e 13) SOLID color sports jackets in muted tones rate high on the men’s fashion list for spring. ✓ Pat Casey is shown here in one of the new, high two-button styles with side vents. 1. NEW LEV! STRETCH PANTS The same slim, trim, snug Levi fit . . . But now with comfort and ease of movement that only Levi stretch can give you. You'll feel the difference. Choice of green or tan. 2. SPORT SHIRTS All cotton, tapered, short sleeve, button down collar in bold stripes or a wide array of colors and patterns. There's one for you at the 1022! 3. TOWNE and KING SWEATERS I won't wear a thing, but Towne and King! All wool sweaters in bright and light colors: blue, beige, red, black, green with straight front. Just one of many different styles and colors. 4. The New JARMAN BENCHMARK In the popular Chukka style, hand-sewn moccasin seams. Medium brown tone for light and comfortable casual wear. IF IT'S “IN"... IT'S AT THE 1022! Go Below ... To The 1022 The store designed with "U" in mind 1022 WILLAMETTE Park Free at PACIFIC PARKING 54 East 1 Oth Ave.
