Brooks, Mary M., Ugolini, Laura, Editors' Note, p. 143

ARTICLES
Rose, Clare, Continuity and Change in Edwardian Children's Clothing, p. 145
Pollen, Annebella, Performing Spectacular Girlhood: Mass-Produced Dressing-Up Costumes and the Commodification of Imagination, p. 162
Oldland, John, 'Fyne worsted whech is almost like silke': Norwich's Double Worsted, p. 181
Ponsonby, Margaret, Textiles and Time: Reactions to Aged and Conserved Textiles in Historic Houses Open to the Public in England and the USA, p. 200-
Smith, Catherine, Laing, Raechel, What's in a Name? The Practice and Politics of Classifying Maori Textiles, p. 220

RESEARCH NOTES
Cruickshank, Pippa, Flax in Croatia: Traditional Production Methods, the Use and Care of Linen in Folk Costumes and Implications for Museum Conservation, p. 239

Conference Report
Authors: Baur, Nicole, Melling, Joseph, 'Fabricating the Body: Textiles and Human Health in Historical Perspective', Pasold Research Fund Conference, Wellcome Centre for Medical History, University of Exeter, 6-7 April 2001, p. 261

Exhibition Reviews, p. 263
Book Reviews, p. 272

Brooks, Mary M.; Hudson, Pat, Editors' Note, p. 1

ARTICLES
Jenkins, David, Digitisation of the Back Archive of Textile History, p. 3
Cook, Daniel Thomas, Embracing Ambiguity in the Historiography of Children's Dress, p. 7
O'Connor, Kaori, The Ladybird, the Dressing Gown and Pasolds: Cultural Icons of the 'Golden Age' of British Childhood, p. 22
Honeyman, Katrina, Suits for the Boys: The Leeds Multiple Tailors and the Making of Boys' Wear 1890-1940a, p. 50
Chapman, Stanley, Pasolds Ltd., 1930-70. The Strategy of the Leading British Manufacturer of Children's Wear, p. 69

RESEARCH NOTES
Fifield, Rebecca, 'Had on When She Went Away . . .': Expanding the Usefulness of Garment Data in American Runaway Advertisements 1750-90 through Database Analysis, p. 80

ARTICLES
Cooper, W. Douglas, The US Textile Industry Renaissance of 1960-80, p. 103