Orange and light 60s Sills a Bonnie Cashin Design mid-season jacket, approx M

Rare 60s Mod-Era Sills a Bonnie Cashin Design Orange Mid-Season Coat with Light Leather Accents This rare orange mid-season coat from the 60s Mod era, designed by Bonnie Cashin for Sills, features signature metal clasp closures, typically used in handbags, replacing traditional buttons. The lightly A-line coat, which falls to about knee length, has natural light leather accents on the collars, button plackets, andthe flaps of the spacious hip pockets (also with clasp closures) as well as elbow patches. The raglan sleeve seams are embellished with light-colored decorative stitching.

• Material: Made from orange cotton-polyester poplin with natural light leather accents. The coat is lined with colorful striped cotton fabric.
• Brand: Sills a Bonnie Cashin Design
• Country of Manufacture: Possibly Australia or New Zealand (likely purchased in Australia)
• Era: Late 1960s
• Size: Approximately M
• Material: Orange cotton-polyester poplin, natural light leather, lined with colorful striped cotton fabric.
• Coat Measurements:
  • Bust circumference: approx. 108 cm
  • Waist circumference: 116 cm
  • Hip circumference: approx. 130 cm
  • Hem circumference: 180 cm
  • Estimated shoulder width: approx. 42 cm
  • Sleeve length measured from neckline: 68 cm
  • Upper arm circumference: 44 cm
  • Cuff circumference: 32 cm
  • Front length from shoulder to hem: approx. 107 cm​
• Condition: Very good, with a few faint stains and slight signs of wear on the light leather.
• Delivery Time: 2-5 days + shipping time