This item is sold from a vintage boutique in New Haven, Connecticut.
70s Red Wool Cape$115.00
1970s My Maine Bag, Red Wool Cape, Open Size, Little Red Riding Hoodie, MOD Cape, Red Cloak, Bangor, Me, USA
Materials: 100% Melton Wool
Brand / Maker: My Maine Bag, Bangor, Maine, USA
Era: 1970s
My Maine Bag, Timeless Red Cape styled in 100% Melton Outerwear Wool.
This cape is charming. Alluring. A true treasure!
In the past, they’ve existed as an alternative to coats so you wouldn’t crush your real clothing. This garment was created for a blustery walk along the ocean shoreline or into the woods. Knee length and cozy.
The large peak hood is undeniable charming and a draw string can be pulled tight against the weather. The heavy-gage zipper front opens up entirely. Buttons form sleeves at the side openings. The cape is just as nice zipped or unzipped (open) – Mod if not Modern. It’s the sort of look you’ll find on the way to grandmother’s house! Like the one Little Red wore in the ’60s.
The arm slits on each side aid in organizing the space under the cape, they are secured into sleeves by oversize red buttons. Can be worn open as more of a poncho or buttoned up for a classic cape shape. In short, you can still use your hands. They say it’s 'coat weather' outside, but this cape should be your go-to layer for days that start out freezing and end up sunny and mild. Made in Bangor, Maine, USA.
Condition: very good, with one small hole under the right sleeve. Due to age and wear - see photos.
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Garment -
Shoulders: 17
Chest: open size
Waist: open size
Hips: open size
Length: (from Shoulder) 37
Hood Length; 12
Sleeve: 22
Marked Size: open size (M)
Mannequin -
Shoulders: 16”
Height: 6ft
Bust: 30B
Natural Waist: 26”
Hips: 35”
Unpinned
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Made in Maine
Pure woven wool felt
Zipper front
Unlined
Button under arm closure
No Pockets
To ensure a good fit, please compare the measurements to an existing item in your wardrobe with a similar silhouette.
This item is sold from a vintage boutique in New Haven, Connecticut.