1960s Pink Beret by Junior House | Saucy Style
Original price was: $25.00.$12.50Current price is: $12.50.
Fun 1960s pink beret by Junior House.
Final sale. Not eligible for return or exchange.
Cute fabric beret that folds flat for travel.
✅ Approx. Hat Size (cm): 20″ (51); Diameter: 9″ (23).
✅ Condition: Minor wear commensurate with age.
✅ Era: 1960s.
✅ Mark/Label: Junior House
✅ Only one.
1 in stock
Beret Details
- Fun 1960s pink beret by Junior House.
- Textured cotton with a white fabric lining. 1″ ban around the bottom.
- This 1960s pink beret is unstructured and lies flat for travel.
- Junior House was a very popular teen brand in the 1940s – 1960s.
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ABOUT JUNIOR HOUSE
About Junior House
The Junior House clothing company was an influential American fashion brand that catered specifically to the teenage market during the mid-20th century. Founded in the 1930s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Junior House became a pioneer in recognizing teenagers as a distinct fashion demographic.
The company understood that teens wanted clothes that were different from what their parents wore, leading to a range of youthful, stylish, and trendsetting designs that resonated with the younger generation.
Junior House was known for its high-quality garments, which included dresses, suits, and separates that combined fashionable cuts with durable fabrics. The brand gained popularity in the 1940s and 1950s, during a time when the idea of “youth fashion” was still relatively new.
By offering stylish and well-made clothing and accessories that appealed directly to teenagers, Junior House played a significant role in shaping the emerging youth culture of the post-war era.
The company’s designs often reflected the trends of the time, emphasizing practicality and elegance, catering to the needs of both casual wear and special occasions. Junior House also marketed its clothing as suitable for a wide range of body types, which broadened its appeal.
In addition to its fashion-forward designs, Junior House was known for its marketing strategies, which included targeting young women through popular magazines and retail stores. This approach helped solidify its place as a leader in the teen fashion market.
Like many companies of its era, Junior House eventually faced challenges as the fashion industry evolved. By the late 1960s and 1970s, as youth fashion became more diversified and competition increased, the prominence of Junior House began to wane. The company eventually ceased operations, but it left behind a legacy as one of the first brands to truly understand and cater to the teenage m
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