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Fashionaire was a ladies division of Hart Schaffner and Marx, a manufacturer of men’s wear since 1887. They were the first suit maker to advertise nationally and introduced the zippered trouser in 1936. As a result of the Women’s Army Rights Movement, the US Army hired Fashionaire to design uniforms for female cadets.
See also: Hart Schaffner and Marx
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from a late 1960s coat