Elie Tahari - RARE- Crinkle trench coat w/belt.

Name: Elie Tahari - RARE- Crinkle trench coat w/belt.
Brand: Elie Tahari
SKU: 5b662dc62beb79a0e4630927
Price: 9.0 USD
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Elie Tahari

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A lovely lightweight crinkle cream pearl colored trench coat. Purchased in 2004-2005 from the Elie Tahari spring collection. This was worn to The Office, season 2 wrap party. It’s a rare piece for anyone’s wardrobe. Best paired with either all black for evening wear or day wear it looks fantastic with jeans and a white top! Don’t miss out on a rare Elie Tahari trench for your wardrobe.

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marahmoonflower Hello Kim, is it possible for you to lightly iron or lightly steam this item? It appears the thrift store washed it and being that the tag says dry clean only, ...it is the result and difficult to gage the current condition of the fabric. Also, what are the measurements? Thank you kindly for your time.

Oct 09Reply

megjana @marahmoonflower it’s actually an interesting fabric. The intention is to have the crinkled look. I only wore it once years ago. I bought it from Saks. It actually has some metallic type weave in it to produce that looks. It’s unique. It was in fashion at the time and an interesting piece. Would you still be interested in the measurements?

Oct 09Reply

megjana Also, I think if you tried to iron or steam it, it would return to a crinkle at some point.

Oct 09Reply

marahmoonflower Please forgive my ignorance and assumptions. Thank you for your informative response. Perhaps seeing it buttoned might have given me a better understanding of the ways in which the fabric will lay upon the body. Great to hear you had some fun with it. I seem to not interpret it well. Maybe my inquiry can inspire another to see it's unique character. I appreciate your time and candidness. Thank you for showing me my opinion was misled. I indeed apologize for jeopardizing your integrity.

Oct 11Reply