The jacket varied from a cadet gray, piped and trimmed jacket, looking much like a pre-war militia jacket, to the jeans-cloth jacket that was worn out in six months.
"Now, this Maks, he's regular height for a 13-year-old, ruddy-faced, shaggy brown hair, always wearing a cloth cap, canvas jacket and trousers, plus decent boots".
It consisted of a busby, or a high, cylindrical cloth cap; a jacket with heavy braiding; and a dolman, or pelisse, a loose coat worn hanging from the left shoulder.
After bathing, they were issued with a distinctive uniform: for men it might be a striped cotton shirt, jacket and trousers, and a cloth cap, and for women a blue-and-white striped dress worn underneath a smock.
You know the look: Filson tin cloth hunting jackets and woolly plaid shirts from Pendleton or Woolrich worn with Red Wing work boots.
Large-eyed, askance, and as sidelong as a profile out of Egypt, he watched me, the knuckles of his left hand bulging out the thin cloth of the jacket pocket.
Still bound in the publisher's cloth, with dust jacket intact other than some tearing along the spine, from when the author wrestled with his emotions while attempting to autograph it.
Each bag in the modular system is equipped with its own shoulder strap, exterior and interior storage pockets, lens cloth and weather jacket to protect gear against rain, dust and dirt.
Rub the dampened cloth over the leather jacket.
Hog Butcher for the World, he wrote, Tool Maker, Stacker of Wheat …. Between these bindings of cloth and calf, dust jackets and gold leaf lie the ideas, memories, fantasies and dreams that have occupied Bernstein since he was a child.
