THE DESIRED EFFECT

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 277, 22 November 1928, Page 6

THE DESIRED EFFECT

Much Jias been written in these columns concerning the various articles which build up a man’s wardrobe, and readers are again reminded of the comfort and satisfaction attained in wearing a well fitting shirt and collar. Hood quality and the best value are the characteristics of British productions, and by confining buying to the British market Messrs Markham and London have caused to develop a growing trade in their shirt and collar department. The manufacture of shirts has been developed to an extent that ensures a thoroughly comfortable fit. All the problems of style, cut and finish have received careful attention. There is no need for a buyer to be satisfied

with an inferior article, because here are the really first-class garments at reasonable prices. At the present time the fashion decrees that shirts with collars both soft and stiff io match should be worn on ordinary occasions, and these can be obtained at prices to suit all. All are guaranteed fast colours. Materials are in great variety including cottons, trieoline, luvisca, and silks.

However, with the guarantee of quality, style and comfort the make of the shirt is most important, therefore buyers are strongly advised to visit Markham and London’s men’s wear store where only the best and most reliable makes are available.