Stylish daywear & sportswear from the mid-thirties (1935)

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Clothing patterns & catalog pages

Here’s a look at a few daywear and sportswear ensembles of the mid-1930s!

Butterick sewing patterns

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Simplicity dress sewing patterns from 1935

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Sears styles are smarter!

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More thirties fashions

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