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Best Answer: Yes Santas suit was originally green back when he was known as St Nicholas, he then had a totally different meaning to the Santa Clause we know today. The truth behind the Santa we see in our times came about in the early 1950's and someone we all know very well helped to create this image.
That's why books like John Carter's classic 1952 volume, ABC for Book Collectors, exist. It's a glossary of terms used to describe books. It's far from complete, but it's as delightful for book nerds as Strunk and Whiteâs Elements of Style is for grammar nerds. Let's look at some of the best terms in the book. No, no, they're not green. This is another name for the pages of a book. The papers glued to the inside cover of a hardback book are called endpapers. The side of the page that is glued to the cover is a paste-down and the other side is a free endpaper. This means the edges of the leaves.