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These pleated golf knickers anticipated the full-cut trouser craze of the thirties, however, soon many golfers (both on and off the field) would be wearing the very full-cut pleated knickers known in the day as "plus-fours". Plus-fours were one of any number of men's fashion trends which originated with the masculine fashion-muse the Edward VIII (1894 - 1972).

     


Sporty Golfing Pants: Pleated Knickers  (Magazine Ad, 1922)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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