DESCRIPTION: This fringed-hem mod dress is from the "Bayberry" label, which made mid-range fashionable apparel. Dates to the late 60s to early 70s (carries the 1963 to 1974 Union label). Has a stretch-knit top with banded collar and black-and-white checked wrap-look skirt with off-center row of decorative buttons. And, of course, that yarn fringe around the hem! The skirt is made of a slightly heavier double knit that's not as stretchy as the top. Back nylon zipper and hook & eye closures at neck.

This versatile dress can be worn unadorned or accessorized up. Belt shown not included, but contact me if interested in it.

SIZE: Labeled size 12; estimated best fit for a modern 10. Was slightly too large for my size 6/8 dress form. Please use the actual garment measurements below to determine fit.

* Bust: 36" to 38" (unstretched to comfortably stretched)
* Waist: 31" to 32" (as above)
* Hip: 40" to 41" (as above)
Shoulder to Shoulder: 15"
Bodice Length: 15 1/4"
Dress Length from top of shoulder: 37"

* Measured flat on outside and doubled unless otherwise stated.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in York, Pa.