1960s Floral Paper Dress by Reeway NOS
Very good vintage condition.
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 44”
Waist 42”
Hip 46”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 39 ½ “
Additional Information:
Has a teeny bit of schmutz about 10” from hem. We haven’t tried to get it out, because, who knows how to clean these?
Very good vintage condition.
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 44”
Waist 42”
Hip 46”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 39 ½ “
Additional Information:
Has a teeny bit of schmutz about 10” from hem. We haven’t tried to get it out, because, who knows how to clean these?
Very good vintage condition.
Measurements taken flat and doubled:
Bust 44”
Waist 42”
Hip 46”
Measurements taken flat:
Length 39 ½ “
Additional Information:
Has a teeny bit of schmutz about 10” from hem. We haven’t tried to get it out, because, who knows how to clean these?
New/old stockHow 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.
This little dress has tied spaghetti straps that are sort of like a seam binding material. Honestly, I don’t know if it is wearable, but it would be a conversation starter!
