Originally Posted by JenniePenny
(Post 5736932)
I remember in my favorite book, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," the main character's brother who was 10 years old desperately wanted a pair for Christmas. The time period of the story was approximately 1915.
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I remember the book too. I didn't like it because I got very mad at the mother in the book and kept wondering how she could be so not caring about her DD. That was my take on it anyway. I need to re read it.
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Steampunk has put tophats and corsets back in style, so why not spats? The ones in the pictures look like fun!
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I never thought they would be back in style.
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These were very popular in victorian times and were a normal part of a gents wardrobe. And during the time up through the 20's they were considered stylish for gentlemen to wear.
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i had not seen spats for women, just men. nice idea
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These were kinda in style during the hippie generation too. I remember having a green suede pair with fringe with matching handbag myself.
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I have never heard of them..but they do look warm.
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The little black knit ones are cute.
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RedGarnet--that is an old pattern, isn't it? My clue was the price at the top! I recently threw away some so old they only cost 50cents. Why do we keep such? The sizing is soooo too small for today's woman.
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