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Sulka|ˈsʊlkə|
The name of Sulka & Co., shirtmakers and hosiers (est. 1895), of London and New York, used attrib. to designate exclusive fabrics (esp. silk) and garments made, designed, or sold by them. Freq. as Sulka tie.
1925Trade Marks Jrnl. 21 Oct. 2307 Sulka... Shirtings and handkerchiefs, being linen piece goods. A. Sulka & Company.., New York City, New York, United States of America; merchants and manufacturers. 1944A. Huxley Time must have Stop (1945) vi. 69 The beautifully fitting pearl-grey suit, the Sulka tie. 1963E. Linington Death of Busybody x. 126 Mendoza's custom-tailored gray Italian silk and Sulka tie. 1981‘E. Lathen’ Going for Gold ix. 99 Brad, wrapped in yards of Sulka silk, was pacing the floor. |