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Updated Nov 28

60s-vtg Floral Dress By Bianchi~Boston New York

Name: 60s-vtg Floral Dress By Bianchi~Boston New York
Brand: Bianchi Boston New York
SKU: 5c4a0e150cb5aa64ef8fac91
Price: 35.0 USD
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schoolofrock11 This is late 60s to early 70s

Sep 30Reply

auntalma @schoolofrock11 Thanks for the info wasn't sure .

Sep 30Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma you're welcome. One sure way to tell if something is from a later era, zipper. In the 30s 40s 50s and the early to mid 60s, zippers are metal. The nylon coil zippers were invented in the early 60s and you might find them on high end clothing, but didn't become mainstream until late 60s to early 70s. Also position of zippers .

Sep 30Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma in the 30s/40s and early most dresses with zippers were located on the left side of the dress. Very rarely will you find a zipper on the back of a dress from that era. Also 30s might use snaps or hooks and eyes to close. Full Back zippers were seen in mid to late 50s and in the 60s 70s we almost never see zippers on the side

Sep 30Reply

auntalma @schoolofrock11 awesome Im new to this vintage clothing thank you so much for the history

Sep 30Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma you're very welcome. Also Google fashion plates for the era you're trying to place. You can get an idea what styles looked like etc . If on fb an excellent group is victorian~70s-antique+vintage clothing dating help. Vintage dancer is a great website too

Sep 30Reply

auntalma @schoolofrock11 Great i have lots of vintage items that haven't posted.i will sure look them up!!Thanks a million!!

Sep 30Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma feel free to tag me with questions too! For example surged seams, how most seams are finished today was not common until the mid to late 60s or early 70s. Clothing from the late 40s to early 5os the seams were pinked with pinking shears..the edges look zig zagged

Sep 30Reply

auntalma @schoolofrock11 Your awesome thanks i sure will take your offer on that

Sep 30Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma Awww thank you. I love helping people learn about vintage items. I adore vintage 30s thru the early 60s clothing. Though most of my vintage clothing are dresses. I wish i had more oppirtunity to wear them. But my job is veey casual and wouldnt want to ruin them.So well made and unique. Back then people cared about their appearance.

Sep 30Reply

auntalma @schoolofrock11 Hey there i know last time you offered to help with info on some items. But is there another way i can contact you?

Oct 07Reply

schoolofrock11 @auntalma you can always bundle the items for me to look at. :)

Oct 08Reply