1960 Floral Paper Dress
Good Vintage Condition
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 40”
Waist 40”
Hip 42”
Measurement taken flat:
Length 37“
Additional Information:
Sleeveless with scoop neck
Fun zigzag hem
Does have some spots, see photos
Does not seem to have been worn; still has fold marks from being in package. It was not in the package when we acquired it
Price as-is
Good Vintage Condition
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 40”
Waist 40”
Hip 42”
Measurement taken flat:
Length 37“
Additional Information:
Sleeveless with scoop neck
Fun zigzag hem
Does have some spots, see photos
Does not seem to have been worn; still has fold marks from being in package. It was not in the package when we acquired it
Price as-is
Good Vintage Condition
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 40”
Waist 40”
Hip 42”
Measurement taken flat:
Length 37“
Additional Information:
Sleeveless with scoop neck
Fun zigzag hem
Does have some spots, see photos
Does not seem to have been worn; still has fold marks from being in package. It was not in the package when we acquired it
Price as-is
How many people are familiar with the paper dress fad of the mid-1960s? They were actually made of a cellulose fabric known as DuraWeave. Cellulose is a type of wood pulp, that is also [fun fact] in shredded cheese! But I digress…
Paper dresses turned out to be a HUGE craze – what would be considered viral today. If you want more information, just google ‘paper dresses’, as my purpose here is to sell you a paper dress, not give a history lesson.
