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1950s Jean Lang Dress, Orange & Brown Polka Dot | Fab Bow

$55.00

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1950s Jean Lang dress.

This Jean Lang dress is so sophisticated with the bateau neckline.
 Condition: Dress is in great condition.  Zipper sticks at .50″ from the top.
 Era:  1950s.
 Mark/Label: Jean Lang Original, Reg. U.S. Pat. Office.
 One of a kind – Buy Now.

Domestic flat rate shipping – Clothing: $10

Channel your inner Audrey Hepburn in this beautiful 1950s Jean Lang dress with a Sabrina neckline.

Jean Lang Dress Details

  • Lovely 1950s dress.
  • Orange and brown long-sleeve dress works for either day or evening.
  • Boatneck also called bateau or Sabrina neckline, with a long black velvet bow.
  • Sleeves have zippers that extend 6.5 inches up from the wrist.
  • Wide, shirred waistband.
  • Slightly flared skirt.
  • Comfortable lightweight wool jersey
  • Side metal zipper.
  • Very flattering and comfortable style.
  • Please see the condition note above regarding the zipper.

Sizing (cm) – Approx. measurements taken flat

Please compare to a similar garment of yours:
Shoulder: 15″ (38).
Bust: 17″ (43).
Waist: 13″ (33).
Hip: 21″ (53).
Length – Center Back: 42” (106.5).
Skirt Sweep:  49″ (125).
Sleeves: 22″ (56).
Wrist: 4″ (10).
Zipper: 12″ (30.5).

VINTAGE CONDITION

About Jean Lang

The Jean Lang Company was a women’s clothing manufacturer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  In existence from 1926 to 1977, one of their specialties was wool jersey dresses like the one available here.  

Confused about vintage clothing sizing? Today’s sizes have very little correlation to clothing size labels from past decades.   Over the past 20+ years, designers and manufacturers have fed our egos by making standard size numbers smaller and smaller.  Back in the 1960s, there was no size 0.  The smallest size usually was a 6. Thus the legend of Marilyn Monroe wearing a size 12. Plus, today’s men and women are fitter, taller, and have much more muscle tone than people of earlier eras. Even undergarments make a difference. Today’s woman isn’t corseted, girdled, or wearing a stiff bra. So even the thinnest among us sometimes have trouble wearing vintage clothes.

Read More About Vintage Sizing

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