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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveMetz View Post
    But, in fairness, other tribes have their uniforms. Military guys in civilian clothes will have a navy blazer, khakis, and a J.C. Penny tie that is knotted about three inches too shrt. My own tribe--the primal wonks--is more in the Brooks Brothers or Joseph Banks suits with french cuff shirts.
    I used to play "guess the sub-discipline" at American Sociology Association meetings - too simple a game . Yeah, clothing and other forms of appearance (hair styles and length, jewelry, body stance, etc.) are all tribal markers.
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    Anthropological Perspectives on Clothing, Fashion, and Culture

    These links should clear up any confusion between Africans in trousers, and NGOs in conferences with Anthropologists

    Abstract Clothing research has attracted renewed interest in anthropology

    An Anthropologist's Dress Code: Some brief comments

    Steve, sounds like the military are still attending "Dress for Success" (Typical DIA classes back in the early 80s). I bought my shirts from Land's End however
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