A beautiful, but worn out and repaired a lot, novelty print dress with a dark blue base from the end of the 30s. The short-sleeved, fake two-piece dress in the front has nice collars and pleats that open to the chest on the shoulders. The front has a button opening up to the waist with white buttons. The waist has a cut seam and the hips have pocketed peplums that give a jacket-like effect. The skirt part made of panels flares out beautifully. There is a metal zipper on the left side.
Condition is fair, not so good, armpits (especially the right armpit) patched in several places and with zigzag stitching and reinforced with iron-on interfacing
Brand: no brand, maybe made by the clothing industry (finish by pinking shears)
Country of manufacture: probably USA
Period: late 1930s
Size: the size is approx XL
Material: dark blue-based viscose with a yellow-white novelty print pattern. The dress is unlined.
Dress measurements: chest approx. 115cm, waist 98cm, hip approx.
120cm, front length from shoulder to waist 42cm, shoulder width 42cm, sleeve length 25cm, upper arm circumference 38cm, sleeve mouth circumference 37cm, hem length 71cm + approx. 1½cm turn
Condition: fair, not so good, armpits (especially the right armpit) patched in several places and with zigzag stitching and reinforced with iron-on interfacing
Delivery time: 2-5 days + shipping time
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