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Sid fashions for the 1980/81 season are the most
innovative, comtemporary axd cacifing Emes to ever hit the market.
They’re fashionable. They’re fon. They're functional. And they

fit — in all the right places.

Not only are the various
designer collections fashionable in
a ‘ski sense,” they also reflect the
latest trends in streetwear.
Whether in a chic city cafe — or
high on a mountam top — you'll

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season. More and more styles are
the result of on-slope research.
Now there are features such as
action shoulders and = ragian
Sleeves for ease of motion... and
ang superior insulations for

Al3-Sunday News, November 16, 1980

jacket... wear a different col-.
oured sweater and hat... adda
puffy gaitor at the bottom...
and you’ve got a completely new -
outfit.”’

A lot of this season’s new.
clothing isn’t necessarily just for.
skiers. There are jackets (par- ;
ticularly the longer ones), cor-
duroy pants (some featuring a
four-way stretch) and western
skiwear (complete with sheepskin
vests) that look exactly like casual.

comfy one-piece suits by Kitex.
Mix ’n match ski suits by Kristin
(particularly ideal for petite sizes).
High-fashion skiwear for
youngsters by David S. Reid.
And many more.

The list is endless; the selection,
incomparable. And many of
these lines are available exclusive-
ly at Skyline.

But don’t take our word for
it... please visit either of our
stores and see for yourself. Even
if you’re not a skier, there’s
something for you!

jacket that is nylon on one side
and completely reverses to a wool
sweater on the inside. (You can
go skiing in the jacket. . ‘and

apres-skiing in the sweater!)

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At Skyline, you'll a fan-
tastic selection of top designer
lines and styles. Here are just a
few cxampies:

The elegant new ‘tube look’