Cloth Supplied
Cloth Supplied
Author(s): Tamás KoltaiSubject(s): Theatre, Dance, Performing Arts
Published by: Society of the Hungarian Quarterly
Summary/Abstract: When I was a boy, some tailors’ shop signs (if a tailor had a sign at all, as most worked at home in straightened circumstances, with only a few customers knowing about them) would state that they undertook to cut suits from cloth supplied by the customer. Cloth supplied did not always mean something bought in a shop: often new clothes would be made up from old. More than once I was given an old suit of my father’s. On these occasions the tailor would ask, “Adjustment to fit?” Then he made a new suit out of the old.
Journal: The Hungarian Quarterly
- Issue Year: 2005
- Issue No: 180
- Page Range: 160-164
- Page Count: 5
- Language: English