Portrait Of A Contemporary (1967)

Explores the evolution of corduroy fabric, tracing its origins from ancient Egypt to its rise in 20th-century fashion. Initially regarded as suitable only for servants, corduroy gained popularity due to advancements in textile technology and changing fashion trends. The film highlights its durability and versatility, showcasing how corduroy became a staple in casual wear and home furnishings, with Americans consuming an estimated 175 million yards annually. Keywords corduroy, fashion, textile technology, 20th century, history, durability, casual wear, home furnishings, evolution, cultural significance Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.