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Image of Light green hat with flower in plastic cage from John Eaton, 1960s

Light green hat with flower in plastic cage from John Eaton, 1960s

This whimsical hat has a beehive shape of light green chiffon with a silk rose in a green cage at the top. Cornish School of Arts graduate John Eaton (1914-1991) was a successful milliner, designer, and teacher whose individually-styled hats became known all over the country. Eaton and partner James Neher opened their first store in 1950, and eventually opened…
ID Number:2022.40.11
Date:Circa 1960-1970
Image of Patterned newsboy hat from Hatterdashery, 1990s

Patterned newsboy hat from Hatterdashery, 1990s

Michael Loeffler has been making hats in Seattle since 1967. He has sold his Hatterdashery brand at Pike Place Market, Bumbershoot, and countless street fairs and art shows in the region. From 1983 to 2022 he had a storefront at 2914 NE 55th Street. This hat shape has been one of his most consistently popular, with versions made in a…
ID Number:2022.40.RefHat
Date:Circa 1990
Image of Currin's Whale Oil Paste can, ca. 1930s

Currin's Whale Oil Paste can, ca. 1930s

The Currin-Greene Shoe Manufacturing Company was founded in 1908 with a partnership between Hugh L. Currin and Warren Greene. Currin-Greene manufactured boots and specialty work shoes sold throughout the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. They were known for hand-made, cleated logging boots, constructed with top quality hides imported from Switzerland and Austria. Currin-Greene shoes were marketed in Seattle through retail outdoor…
ID Number:2022.41.1
Date:Circa 1930
Image of Court uniform with sash and pins, worn by Paul Bigley, ca. 1980s-2010s

Court uniform with sash and pins, worn by Paul Bigley, ca. 1980s-2010s

This uniform belonged to Paul Bigley who was active with the Imperial Sovereign Court of Seattle and Rainier Empire, an LGBTQ+ organization which raises money for charity, organizes a series of galas and formal balls, and annually selects a royal court to preside over the events. Bigley reigned as Emperor Rainier XI in 1986. The uniform was used for court…
ID Number:2022.42.1
Date:Circa 1980-2010
Image of Pink platform pumps, from Nordstrom

Pink platform pumps, from Nordstrom "Be Proud" line, 2022

Part of Nordstrom’s “Be Proud” line in 2022, these shoes are described online as “Pride Gender Inclusive Fynn Ankle Strap Platform Pump,” and promise “a fit true to size for all gender identities.” This pair represents the largest size offered, which corresponds to a size 15 in women’s shoes, size 13 in men’s. “B.P.” is the name of a longtime…
ID Number:2022.48.1
Date:2022
Image of Kids' rainbow camp shirt, from Nordstrom

Kids' rainbow camp shirt, from Nordstrom "Be Proud" line, 2022

This shirt, from Seattle-based retailer Nordstrom, is part of their 2022 “Be Proud” line. The designs included clothing and accessories for adults and children, made for wearers of many gender identities. The online description for this shirt read “Prismatic stripes add rainbow charm to a throwback camp shirt perfect for the kiddo with a retro eye.” Ten percent of sales…
ID Number:2022.48.2
Date:2022
Image of Kids' rainbow stripe bike shorts, from Nordstrom

Kids' rainbow stripe bike shorts, from Nordstrom "Be Proud" line, 2022

These shorts, from Seattle-based retailer Nordstrom, are part of their 2022 “Be Proud” line. The designs included clothing and accessories for adults and children, made for wearers of many gender identities. The online description for these shorts read “Rainbow-splashed stripes bring a full spectrum of pride to bike shorts.” Ten percent of sales from the collection went to Trans Lifeline,…
ID Number:2022.48.3
Date:2022
Image of Kids' floral print tank, from Nordstrom

Kids' floral print tank, from Nordstrom "Be Proud" line, 2022

This tank top, from Seattle-based retailer Nordstrom, is part of their 2022 “Be Proud” line. The designs included clothing and accessories for adults and children, made for wearers of many gender identities. The online description for the top read “Add some flower power to your child’s clothing choices with this ribbed-cotton tank styled with a square neck and true-to-size fit…
ID Number:2022.48.4
Date:2022
Image of Kids' iridescent bike shorts, from Nordstrom

Kids' iridescent bike shorts, from Nordstrom "Be Proud" line, 2022

These bike shorts, from Seattle-based retailer Nordstrom, are part of their 2022 “Be Proud” line. The designs included clothing and accessories for adults and children, made for wearers of many gender identities. The online description read “aspiring athletes can move with ease in these opalescent bike shorts.” Ten percent of sales from the collection went to Trans Lifeline, an organization…
ID Number:2022.48.5
Date:2022
Image of Knit Seattle Kraken hat, 2021

Knit Seattle Kraken hat, 2021

Founded in 2018, the Kraken are the first professional hockey team to play in Seattle since the Seattle Totems, who ended their run in 1975. The Kraken are also the first Seattle hockey team to compete for the Stanley Cup since the Seattle Metropolitans, who won it in 1917.
ID Number:2022.KrakenHat
Date:2021
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