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shirtwaists's Usage Examples:

stock dates to the early 20th century, with many bungalows, Kansas City shirtwaists, and brick apartment buildings.

Blanck and Isaac Harris, the factory produced women's blouses, known as "shirtwaists".

sewing patterns by The Modern Priscilla, a needlework magazine, showing 16 different designs for shirtwaists, with details about patterns and materials.

, manufacturers of children's underwaists and boy's shirtwaists.

compatible with changing times over the elegant dresses, bustle gowns, shirtwaists, and terraced, floor-length skirts favored by the Gibson Girl.

In the production of shirtwaists (blouses) in particular, the workforce was nearly all Jewish women.

advertisement, in The Modern Priscilla, a needlework magazine, showing 16 different designs for shirtwaists, with details, about patterns and materials.

Women called their dresses "waists" if one-piece, or "shirtwaists," if it consisted of a skirt and a blouse.

that were better suited to their new activities; these derived from the shirtwaists and tailored suits.

Horwitz ' Duberman originally produced shirtwaists, which Horwitz added skirts to in order to create dresses.

housed a company that made women's blouses, at that time referred to as shirtwaists.

Lane Bryant offered shirtwaists with an adjustable drawstring waist, and dresses with an adjustable wrap-around.

American steel industry, Troy was also a manufacturing center for shirts, shirtwaists, collars, and cuffs.

1914 to 1928, the building served as a factory for the manufacturing of shirtwaists by the Cleveland-based L.

image, left), undergarments, pocketchieves, and women's waistbands or shirtwaists (See figures left), worn with special models of ties for ladies, such.

Society by selling bread, aprons, cottage cheese, cookies, popcorn, shirtwaists, dusting, jellies, and pancakes.

shirtwaists's Meaning':

a blouse with buttons down the front