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| − | Parr of Arizona was a Phoenix based retailer started by Ralph Parachek that sold suggestive clothing in the back of men's physique magazines in | + | Parr of Arizona was a Phoenix based retailer started by Ralph Parachek (b. 29 January 1927) that sold suggestive clothing in the back of men's physique magazines starting in 1955. The clothing line was based out of Phoenix, Arizona. The clothing catalogs would usually feature very attactive men in skimpy swimsuits or revealing clothing in settings around Arizona. The line became more linked to out gay magazines in the 1970's and 1980's, despite the fact that the owner disavowed any relationship to the community. Parachek died in June 1980 and by the 1990's it became Nu-Parr swimwear which is still open today. |
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Image:Parr 60s.jpg|[[Parr 60s]] | Image:Parr 60s.jpg|[[Parr 60s]] | ||
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| + | Image:Parr of Arizona Bldng.jpg|[[Parr of Arizona Bldng]] | ||
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| + | Image:ParrofArizona71.jpg|[[ParrofArizona71]] | ||
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Image:Parrholiday77.jpg|[[Parrholiday77]] | Image:Parrholiday77.jpg|[[Parrholiday77]] | ||
Image:Parr80s.jpg|[[Parr80s]] | Image:Parr80s.jpg|[[Parr80s]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 2 June 2011
by: Jeff Auer
Parr of Arizona was a Phoenix based retailer started by Ralph Parachek (b. 29 January 1927) that sold suggestive clothing in the back of men's physique magazines starting in 1955. The clothing line was based out of Phoenix, Arizona. The clothing catalogs would usually feature very attactive men in skimpy swimsuits or revealing clothing in settings around Arizona. The line became more linked to out gay magazines in the 1970's and 1980's, despite the fact that the owner disavowed any relationship to the community. Parachek died in June 1980 and by the 1990's it became Nu-Parr swimwear which is still open today.
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