News Agency
The Times

‘Shoddy dropping’: how the 1920s cost-of-living crisis fuelled a black market in menswear

  • Written by The Conversation
‘Shoddy dropping’: how the 1920s cost-of-living crisis fuelled a black market in menswearNew South Wales Police Forensic Photography Archive, Justice and Police Museum, Museums of History New South Wales

With almost all menswear bought off the rack or online today, the “shoddy dropper” has long passed into obscurity.

This 1920s slang term, used only in Australia and New Zealand, referred to roving sellers of cloth. Most...

Read more: ‘Shoddy dropping’: how the 1920s cost-of-living crisis fuelled a black market in menswear

How Can Businesses Reduce the Risk of Commercial Litigation?

Commercial disputes often begin with a misunderstanding, an unclear contract or a delayed response to a growing problem. Seeking early advice from Litigation Lawyers Sydney with PCL lawyers can help businesses trust and identify legal risks, clarify obligations and create a strategy... Read more

Writers Wanted



NewsServices.com

Content & Technology Connecting Global Audiences

More Information - Less Opinion