Sentence examples for established clothing from inspiring English sources

The Thames brought successive waves of immigrants to Tower Hamlets: French Huguenots established silk weaving in Spitalfields after 1685; Irish labourers came to build London's expanding wet docks after about 1800; and from the 1880s Jews fled the pogroms of eastern and central Europe and established clothing and footwear crafts on Middlesex Street (Petticoat Lane) and on Commercial Street.

Additions to established clothing included an officer's vest for Kruge, and jewelry.

Soon, the dotcom boom paved the way for seasoned and emerging artists to take advantage of the accessibility and used the new medium to establish clothing lines and digital murals.

Not surprisingly, established sports clothing brands like Nike, Adidas and Reebok, influenced by competition from upstarts like Under Armour and by the high price of cotton, are introducing their own polyester apparel.

In the early seventies, Freston left the advertising business to travel through Europe and ended up in Afghanistan, where he established a clothing-design-and-manufacturing business.

Aside from throwing parties and establishing a clothing line in the city, the Fortouls have become a regular presence at central Arizona's yearly music and art festival, FORM Arcosanti.

Aside from throwing parties and establishing a clothing line in the city, the Fortouls have become a regular presence at central Arizona's yearly music and art festival, FORM Arcosanti.

M. Daphne Kutzer, Professor of English at State University of New York at Plattsburgh and author of Beatrix Potter: Writing in Code, observes that the social positions of Jeremy and his friends are established through the clothing they wear.

He subsequently moved to New York, where he established an upscale clothing store at Broadway and Bleecker Street.

Buell established a small clothing business, the Plain Jane dress company, with her friend Jane Tise in 1968.

After being awarded a Rosenwald Fellowship, established by the clothing magnate Julius Rosenwald to aid black scholars, he attended the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton.