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The article discusses how the U.S. team was regarded as the best outfitted when it took off for training in Europe for the Winter Olympics in November 1963. It says that U.S. skiers will parade, race and wax their skis wearing uniforms that are equivalent to those worn by the French, Swedes and Austrians as best-dressed in 1960. The author adds that the uniforms are partly credited to the tough supplies committee and the U.S. ski apparel manufacturers. The boom in the business of U.S. ski stretch-pants fabric supplier Anglo in 1963 is also discussed.