Denim: The Fabric That Built America, 1935–1944
by Tony Nourmand, Graham Marsh
Denim: The Fabric That Built America, 1935–1944 by Tony Nourmand and Graham Marsh explores the profound influence of denim on U.S. society and economy over nearly a decade. It traces the material's journey as a cornerstone of workwear and cultural expression, underscoring its enduring legacy in American history.
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Denim: The Fabric That Built America, 1935–1944 delves into the historical significance of denim during a key period in the United States. Authored by Tony Nourmand and Graham Marsh, it examines how this versatile material became integral to everyday life and economic development.
The book highlights denim's evolution from practical workwear to a cultural icon, reflecting broader societal changes between 1935 and 1944. It draws on historical context to illustrate the fabric's impact on American identity.
Through detailed accounts, the authors showcase denim's contributions to industries and communities, emphasizing its role in building the nation's resilience and style during challenging times.
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