Vintage 1920s Children's Fashion Clothes
Children's Fashion Clothing From the 1920s featuring and example for boys and girls clothes with examples from each year in the twenties with descriptions and pictures
Boys and Girls Fashion Clothing From The 1920's
A selection of boys' suits from the year 1920 that feature a variety of modes. One suit is a washable Norfolk suit made of genuine Galatea. Another suit is made of narrow Wale Crompton's "Cravenette" finish corduroy, a cloth that repels moisture. The suit in the center of the top row of images features the latest idea of boys' fashion in the twenties and is made of all wool cheviot.
Price: $2.59 - $12.89
Styles from 1921 feature rompers, sailor suits, and Oliver Twist style clothing sets for young boys. The image on the bottom right corner features an Oliver Twist style play suit with a tan and Copenhagen blue color combination and good quality pearl buttons. The image in the top left corner features a black sateen romper with chamois color trimmings.
Here are some examples of various styles of girls dresses in the year 1920. The dresses are meant for girls ages seven to fourteen and feature a variety of styles. One is a regulation sailor dress made of fine quality linen and another is a dainty voile summer frock with a tucked vestee effect. Another features a plaid gingham pattern.
Price: $1.98 - $3.69
Styles from 1921 feature rompers, sailor suits, and Oliver Twist style clothing sets for young boys. The image on the bottom right corner features an Oliver Twist style play suit with a tan and Copenhagen blue color combination and good quality pearl buttons. The image in the top left corner features a black sateen romper with chamois color trimmings.
Price: 53 cents - $3.15
1922 Boys ClothesPrice: $1.98 - $5.98
These 1922 boys play suits represent a variety of styles offered at the time. Featured styles include an Oliver Twist suit, Fancy style brown cassimere suit, Crompton Corduroy suit and a button to the neck style made of a practical dark drab corduroy, amongst others.
1922 Girls ClothesPrice: 98 cents - $4.75
A range of low priced dresses for girls in 1922. Dresses vary from a gingham frock to a sailor style two-piece and a more formal all wool serge burgundy colored dress. The images represent a variety of different styles for young girls of the time.
1923 Boys ClothesPrice: $3.65 - $8.95
The boyish styles of 1923 feature utilitarian play suits with jackets, knickers, and an extra set of pants to make the outfit last longer. Younger boys outfits include smaller versions of the suits as well as sailor style play clothing.
1923 Girls ClothesPrice: $2.89 - $7.98
Girls clothing from the year 1923 reflects the styles of adult clothing with a variety of designs. Some of the frocks are two-piece ensembles and others are dresses with a dropped waist or ruffled detail, still all girlish but more indicative of the adult fashion of the times. Many of the dresses feature bow and tie details as well as checked details or intricate trimming.
1925 Boys ClothesPrice: $4.98 - $10.50
These boys suits from 1925 offer a few different styles from a more modern adult style jacket with long pants to a child-like belted coat with knickers. The suits feature all wool fabrics with a variety of patterns and colors.
1925 Girls ClothesPrice: 98 cents - $4.95
These frilly little girl dresses from the year 1925 are all of a similar shape but represent a different assortment of details. Some have embroidery while others feature cute neck ties and contrasting details like pockets. Some show off a floral pattern and another displays polka dots.
1927 Boys ClothesPrice: $8.65 - $16.45
These suits for boys featured the latest fall and winter styles of 1927. They show off single and double breasted models and rich patterned fabrics. Many of the outfits came with an extra pair of long pants to extend their wear and uses. The image on the bottom right showcases a new style of lapel that became popular in the 1920s, the "clover leaf".
1927 Girls ClothesPrice: 98 cents - $4.79
These Bloomer dresses were meant for girls aged seven to nine in 1927. They are featured as outfits that are "designed for the little girl who is not quite ready for the styles that 'big sister' can wear. These dresses featured patterns, colors, and shapes appropriate for this age of girl.
1928 Boys ClothesPrice: $9.75 - $12.95
These exhibit the latest style of fall and winter tweed suits for boys in 1928. Almost of the models included an extra pair of bloomers. The top left image was made of all wool blue serge, while the top right featured brown tweed. All featured a double breasted coat, the most popular style at the time.
1928 Girls ClothesPrice: $1.89 - $8.50
These 1928 fall and winter dresses featured the smartest of styles for girls. The more formal dresses showed off lace, velvet, silk, and ruffled details, while the casual dresses gave girls a straighter more modern silhouette similar to the adult styles of the time made in flannels.
1929 Boys ClothesPrice: $3.79 - $9.45
In 1929, boys had to choose from more suits made for them, and while the selection of clothing for boys did not change much over the decade there were various changes in style and details that they could choose from, all featured in these three outfits. One features a single breasted simple suit coat, and the next shows off a double breasted coat with a more detailed pattern and wider lapel, while the third has a clover leaf lapel, vest, and an even more interesting pattern.
1929 Girls ClothesPrice: $1.95 - $4.98
These 1929 girls dresses showcase some formal and others less formal with varying patterns and styles. Most are made of all silk crepe de chine and some others are made of organdie, rayon, or cotton. They all feature flared skirts with either ruffled or bow details. The image on the bottom center features a jacket making this two-piece model very chic and grown-up.