Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit April 20, 1964, 952 (Loomskill, Inc. v. Joseph Slifka and Sylvia Slifka, Doing Business Under the Name of Slifka Fabrics)

PER CURIAM.

Both plaintiff and defendants are converters of greige goods for sale to manufacturers of women’s apparel. Plaintiff is a “style-leader,” that is, a converter who originates new lines of designs, one for each of the three seasons in the ladies’ garment industry, as distinguished from converters like defendants who produce staple goods which can be carried over from year to year.