“With the move away from conservative dress, there’s a lightness in colors,” says Mr. Cho, adding that he’s going to stock some colors for the spring: barley-yellow and electric-blue jackets in lightweight wool, for example, a departure from the classic navy and gray jackets that have dominated sales in the past two years. Also in the pipeline: pink, blue and purple ties in grenadine silk (a textured, loosely woven silk), as well as unstructured jackets — no padding or front canvas (interface) — for a slightly more casual look. “We’re hoping a lot more guys aren’t just wearing suits, but will mix with sports coats and trousers.”Earlier in the article, the author makes the connection between fashion and economic trends.
Weekly Initial Unemployment Claims Decrease to 210,000
-
The DOL reported:
In the week ending March 23, the advance figure for *seasonally adjusted
initial claims was 210,000*, a decrease of 2,000 from the previo...
No comments:
Post a Comment