Oxford bags

Many decades before JNCOs, British rowers took their pants to extreme dimensions.

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This is an advertisement for mens wide leg pants in 1935.

A loose-fitting baggy form of trousers favoured by members of the University of Oxford, especially undergraduates, in England during the early 20th century from the '20s-'50s. The style originated from a ban in 1924 on the wearing of knickers by Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates at lectures. The bagginess allowed knickers to be hidden underneath easily. The style was invented by Harold Action of Christ Church. The style made a comeback in 1970s Britain, often worn with platform shoes.

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This shows 1928 oxford bags thats men would wear during the 20s. These are characterized by the large bell shape at the bottom.

Many decades before JNCOs, British rowers took their pants to extreme dimensions.

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[AffiliateLink] Features: Item Type: Women's Oxford Brand: Obiono Gender: Female Main Material: Cowhide Heel Type: Flat Chunky Upper Material: Cow Leather Heel Height: Low (3 Cm) Closure Type: Lace-Up Color: Brown, Black Season: Fall/ Spring/ Summer Size:34-40 #oxfordshoesoutfit

These are oxford bags that were leisure wear in 1930s Chelsea Whitney

1920 mens fashion- wide leg trousers and shorter suit jackets. Many styles, specifically these, were influenced by Oxford College. Wide trousers were a fad there. These pants were known as Oxford bags. Narrow collar shirts were popular too. The fashions here were not widely worn, but represent a youthful men's style of 1920s.

DZ and I have Oxford/Loafer pump fever! I almost died when I saw these Chloe Oxford pumps from '06 :( I'm so sad I didn't see these when they were still available!!!! I love the height on these shoes and the overall shape is just fabulous. And although the only place where I can buy these now is eBay (not an option as I just dont trust eBay or any of those auction sites), I'm determined to add Oxford or Loafer pumps to my shoe collection within the next month!!!!

A 'spiv' Oxford Street, 1950s.

This medium sized satchel exudes an old-school style and is an iconic Beara Beara bag. Fashioned with a clean-cut silhouette and brass-toned accents, this satchel is a timeless piece. Magnets underneath the two front buckles allows you to enjoy the classic style while still having quick and easy access to your belongings. The brown leather is extremely durable and will soften nicely over time.