From Custom Dressmaking
to Ready-to-Wear
When the Tirocchi sisters began their dressmaking business, most
middle- and upper-class women had the bulk of their wardrobes made
to order. Some women made their own clothes. Many chose styles from
fashion magazines, then purchased fabrics and trims from local department
stores and hired seamstresses or dressmakers to make up the desired
garments with the purchased materials.
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