The Jungle Club was recognized as a fashion innovator in a January 16, 1936 article by M.A. Weiss in the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph titled "Tropics Beckon To Disciples of Dame Fashion."
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| Vintage Postcard: Jungle Country Club Hotel Courtyard |
The article focuses on clothes to pack when traveling to Florida. "Every visitor to the land of Palm and Pulchritude must have one polo shirt, one pair of espadrilles, one pair of linen slacks, one neckerchief."
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| What to bring with you to Florida |
"Among the new golf shirts is a double-breasted idea that saw light of day at the
Jungle Club. It's a slip-on affair of cotton, with a banded hem that can be tucked into the trousers or worn outside. Many cocktail loungers are wearing them with an ascot and black palm beach trousers for evening events where dress is not required."
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| Jungle Club double-breasted golf shirt |
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| Sunset dance at the Jungle Club Hotel (colorized) |
