ARCHIVE PIECE - CC41 1940s Shirt By Hope Brothers

ARCHIVE PIECE - CC41 1940s Shirt By Hope Brothers INQUIRE FOR MEASUREMENTS Markings here and there that should dry clean or wash out The CC41 utility mark was introduced in Britain during World War II as part of government austerity measures to conserve materials and resources. Found on clothing, furniture, and household goods, the mark indicated that an item complied with strict wartime regulations designed to reduce waste while maintaining quality. The CC41 scheme helped ensure that essential goods remained affordable and available to the public during a period of rationing and economic hardship, making it an important symbol of Britain's wartime home front.