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This 1922 advertising postcard promoted the offerings of Ward M. Taylor, a Chicago men’s clothier located at 18 North Dearborn Street, directly across from the Boston Store. The store highlighted a fashionable selection of pinstripe suits, blue serge options, and overcoats branded as “Schofield” and “Barrons English,” with models ranging from $35 to $50.
The card reflects the tailoring trends of the early 1920s, when slim cuts, sharp pinstripes, and English-inspired styling were sweeping the nation.
As the card proclaims, “the whole country is wild” about these looks—styles that would come to define the polished, iconic silhouette of men’s fashion during the Jazz Age.
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