Fabricated in a “medium weight fabric” (as per label) This is done in 100% cotton in a ditsy floral feed sack style print.

Dating to the early 1940s

Short sleeves with shirring at the sleeve cap

Fantastic collar detail with inset shirred into the collar with a ric rac trim

Fastens down center front with white plastic buttons

Seamed at the waist with self-belt loops at side seams

Comes with the original self-belt

Darling patch pockets with gathered details and ric rac trims

1” blind hem

Pinked interior seams

Maker: Fruit of the Loom

Condition: Good. I made a few tiny hand-stitched repairs to the back neck seam. There are hand repairs to the fabric under the last 2 buttons. These are discreet and do not show when worn. The bottom button was missing and has been replaced with a button from the same period. The back panel is faded. I have shown this in a photo comparing it to the unfaded skirt. See photos. Still very cute and very wearable. Arrives clean, sturdy, and ready to wear.

Shoulder: 15. 5”

Bust: 40”

Waist: 31” (cinches with belt)

Hip: 42”

Length: 16 1/4” from shoulder to waist, 43 3/4" from shoulder hem

Sleeve Length: 3”

Sleeve Opening: 12”

Sweep: 65”

Model is 5’3” with a 31” Bust, 25. 5” waist and 36” low hipHas not been clipped to the model, but the belt is cinched

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in Virginia.