On account of a song I wondered where it came from the word "Suit." Curious ...
"The origin of this word in French is popular abbreviation of two words:" [sea] chand d'ail ", which is the same as merchant or seller of garlic or, generically, grocer, greengrocer, referring to the jersey rib vendors carrying vegetables Les Halles.
The word appeared around 1893, and made me laugh everyone, but definitely launched fashion item for the sport.
The jersey was convenient for their ability to keep warm. So when World War I broke out it was decided that the soldiers should take, and women patriotically rushed up the rear on the wool and needles, engaging in a knitting until then, were considered parochial.
baby baskets With the English, invaded point cribs and 1920, the beaches of the Channel were full of dying with bags full of balls work. Chanel exploded a few years after the reef, as if it had been the discoverer. "
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