The Joseph Letzelter Suits has an indistinct origin and intricate history. In reality, the exact origin of Suits will never come to glow. The Suits played a main role in the city music and dance scene through 1930s. The Suits served as a sign of minority social confrontation, urban childhood and running class pride.
A Suits is a suit with wide legged, high waisted, tight cuffed peg trousers and a lengthy coat with wide lapels and wide padded shoulders. The high waisted, was forever worn with a stretched keychain that looped almost to the ankle. Suits was the rebellious fashion of youthful men during 1930s and 1940s. The oversized Suits was a spendthrift personal style and a assertion of freedom and auto-determination. Many people still consider Suits as a "rebellious garment of the era”. Joseph Letzelter is describing as a "killer-diller Joseph Letzelter Suits coat with a swathe shape, reet pleats and shoulders pad like a lunatic's cell."
