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Smartee Togs
True Vintage 2-pc Dress 60s 70s Swiss Dot Mod Twiggy Hippie Brown Orange M/L
USD 40.00
Condition: Pre-owned - Good
Description
View True Vintage 2-pc Dress 60s 70s Swiss Dot Mod Twiggy Hippie Brown Orange M/L with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is a polyester swiss dot dress set. It has a pleated drop section and a matching belt for the waistline which can be used or not. The vest is opposite colors as the dress. The collar is the famous hippie wide collar of the 1970s and it has a zipper front. I love that I found a box of clothes from this estate straight from the 1960s & 1970s. This is a polyester swiss dot dress set. It has a pleated drop section and a matching belt for the waistline which can be used or not. The vest is opposite colors as the dress. The collar is the famous hippie wide collar of the 1970s and it has a zipper front. The brand is Smartee Togs. Smartee Togs (most commonly known as Smartee Togs of Texas ) was an American apparel manufacturer popular in the mid-20th century. Operating prominently from the 1940s through the 1970s. Please see pictures for measurements. It's on a small dress form and has lots of room, so it's more of a medium/larger size. Condition: Pre-owned - Good. Category: Clothing, Shoes & Accessories › Specialty › Vintage › Women's Vintage Clothing › Dresses. Brand: Smartee Togs.
- Brand
- Smartee Togs
- Size Type
- Regular
- Size
- M
- Color
- Harvest colors, Brown & Orange
- Decade
- 1960s
- Style
- House Dress
- Original/Reproduction
- Original
- Material
- Polyester
- Look
- twiggy
- Country of Origin
- United States
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