This lemon yellow, deadstock 1960s housecoat or robe from Hawaii features a tiki style, screen-printed design on each giant patch pocket, as well as Asian-inspired details like the white knot and loop closures down the front, and the mandarin collar. The turned-up cuffs of the short sleeves and the top edge of the collar are both trimmed with white piping. The trim is plain white cotton, while the body of the housecoat is made of a cotton and rayon blend, with a texture like mid-weight linen. It is unlined. Narrowest at the shoulders, the robe has a loose-fitting shape that flares out a bit from hips to hem—not quite full enough to describe as an A-line silhouette, but similar. Deadstock vintage, unworn with its original paper hangtag, this 1960s Hawaiian or tiki-style jacket or robe is in excellent condition. Its only issue to note is that the tiki guys printed on the pockets may have darkened with time—not sure if they were originally bright white, or their current off-white color. Perfect for glamorous lounging around the house, or hanging by the pool with a tropical cocktail in hand, this would also make a great outerwear layer for your next visit to the tiki bar!

Size: M to L
Bust: measures 46” flat, to fit loosely for 40-42” or smaller
Waist: 48” flat
Hip: 53” flat
Length: 46” from shoulder to hem
Sleeve length: 9” long
Sleeve opening: 14.5” around, flat
Shoulder to shoulder: 16”
Label: Polynesian Casuals Honolulu

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Chicago, IL.