Taylored Slacks of Hollywood

[Katya9130]

According to the label forums here, this is post WWII, however I have WWII army nurse uniform trousers with this brand label. My label looks different than what is in the listing. Does anyone have more information? I am wondering if the listing is incorrect on the beginning of the company or if perhaps these were uniform pieces that didn't sell and were marketed to the public afterwards.

 

[dollsntrolls]

Label dating is firmly based in known facts on styles of particular eras. So, I would recommend dating your pair, and then when we have more information, maybe you'd be willing to add your label to the resource? I didn't write that entry, but we constantly add both labels and new knowledge we come into that. Could you share pictures of the garment? Would you be willing to contribute your label?

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[Katya9130]

I would definitely love to contribute the label to the resource! Here is the photo of the pants and here is a photo of them from the Women for Victory book by Katy Endruschat Goebel. They were stored in her footlocker with all her other nurse uniforms (all WWII). The trousers were a private purchase piece.

 

[northstarvintage]

Those are fantastic!