Vintage 1940's Dressing Gown Robe | Copper Rayon Satin with Quilted Collar & Button Closure | Size L

This vintage 1940's dressing gown robe was made from rich copper rayon satin material with a high luster that shines beautifully. Bias cut, with shoulder pads to provide the classic dart, and long sleeves ruched at the elbow allowing for ease of movement. Tailored stitching sculpts the figure, with a large quilted lapel and sleeve cuffs adding a nice bit of flair to the robe. One side pocket to hold your trinkets and 4 large satin buttons with an inner tie for closure. A long skirt falling to the ankle with a stunning cut to accentuate the curves without adding bulk. Classy and chic, with a versatility which allows this robe to transform into an eye dropping fall coat or jacket.

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CONDITION :

Poor to Good: Structurally sound with no loose stitching or mends, but there are several light stains from improper storage. Most severe are on the inner lining (see last photo) and underneath the right quilted lapel which luckily hide when worn. Most of the stains on the outside layer are light enough to go unnoticed without study. Robe has been soaked and treated but not professionally cleaned.

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BRAND/LABEL - No Label

COLOR - Copper

MATERIAL - Rayon Satin

SIZE - Large

MEASUREMENTS:
- Taken while laying flat, relaxed, then doubled.
- Measurements given for comfort and coverage.

SHOULDER - 17"
SLEEVE LENGTH - 23"
BUST - 39"
WAIST - 32"
HIP - 50"
LENGTH - 56"

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