flatbush27, my point isn’t that the clothes “yeshivish” people wear are made by non-Jews. Rather, I’m saying that general apparel manufacturers wouldn’t make these clothes only for “yeshivish” people. This implies that many people other than “yeshivish” people wear this clothing. In fact, most “yeshivish” clothing is worn by people who aren’t even Jewish. So exactly what makes it “yeshivish” or even Jewish?
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