A Perfect Fit : The Garment Industry & American Jewry, 1860-1960 Hardcover 2012.

01726BB

~ Pre-owned. Very good condition.

~ Book spine intact, complete and functional.

~ All pages complete, attached to books spine, no marks, no tears, no rips.

~ Hardcovers and dust jacket in very good condition may have minimal indentations, minimal curve or folds, mild to non existent peelings on the edge, front and back of the covers and corner of it (please see picture).

~ Pages May have discoloration probably due to age and use of the book.

~ Please see pictures as they are part of the description.

~ Total pages: estimate: 237.

~ Printed in Korea.

~ Please message me for any questions.

~ This book is a comprehensive exploration of the garment industry and its impact on American Jewry from 1860 to 1960. The author, Elizabeth E. Greenberg, draws on extensive research to provide a detailed account of the industry's development and its significance in shaping Jewish identity and culture. The book is part of the Costume Society of America series and is published by Texas Tech University Press.

~ With a length of 11.3 inches, a width of 8.7 inches, and a height of 1.1 inches, the book is a substantial addition to any collection. It contains 237 pages and is illustrated with several images by Janua Owens and Kasey McBeth. The book is written in English and is suitable for readers interested in design, business and economics, history, social science, textile and costume, and Jewish studies.