Description: (American Cloth Merchant)
Harold Fox was a pioneering American fashion entrepreneur best known for his contributions to the design and manufacturing of zoot suits, which became a cultural symbol in the 1930s and 1940s. As a tailor and designer, Fox popularized the exaggerated, stylish look of the zoot suit, characterized by its wide-legged trousers and long, padded jackets. His work helped define the fashion of an era, particularly within African American and Latino communities, leaving a lasting impact on American fashion history.