This coat here is what the working people are buying; sold a dozen suits myself this week to some of the mill workers--very natty, sir, and only sixty-five dollars.

If you'll look closely at the workers about town you'll see the same suits--right dressy, you'll notice.

I'm afraid the other sort of thing has gone a little out of style; in fact, I don't believe you'll be able to find a suit such as you describe.

They're not being made.

Workers are buying this sort of garment." He picked up the snappy belted coat and fondled its nap affectionately.