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Anslow, Florence / Practical millinery
(1922)

Chapter VIII: Straw working,   pp. 93-104 PDF (2.1 MB)

Page 104

 
104                     MILLINERY 
by stitchery, a fold, or a binding, the brim will keep its true 
shape. 
   Leghorn hats and those of finely-woven plait can always be 
cleaned or dyed, and remodelled by the professional cleaner at 
about half or one-third of the cost of a new one, if they are of 
good quality. Good Leghorn hats can be cleaned quite satis- 
factorily and re-calendered three times and, if still in good 
condition, may then be dyed or cut down for other purposes.
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