Georgia seamfree stockings

Front view of a packet of stockings showing a photograph of a female's head. Rear view of a packet of stockings showing the  stockings through the clear packet.
Front view of a packet of stockings showing a photograph of a female's head. Rear view of a packet of stockings showing the  stockings through the clear packet.

Description

A pair of Bear Brand 'Georgia' seamfree Bri-Nylon stockings, circa 1960s. Bri-Nylon was the trade name of the polyamide fibre manufactured by British Nylon Spinners which was subsequently taken over by I.C.I. (Imperial Chemical Industries). The bear Brand name was produced by Howard Ford Company in Liverpool by the daughter of Howard Ford, a fashion retailer who imported stockings and subsequently built a factory to manufacture them. By the 1960s the Howard Ford Company were the biggest manufacturer of hosiery in Europe.
Designers & Manufacturers
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Manufacturer

Object number

AIBDC : 000223

Date

1960 - 1969 (circa)

Country

Method

fibre
garment
Dimensions
Width
180mm
Height
220mm

Colour

samarkand