Vintage 80s Liz Claiborne Gaucho-Skirt Suit Size 10

This is an unusual and a bit offbeat suit that I wore in the 80s when I worked in the corporate world. It’s been in storage in my smoke-free home since then. It’s a goldish-tannish-dark mustard color. The lighting in the photos varies, but if you want to look up 144-120-81 on a RGB color chart or 907851 on a hex color chart - those would be pretty close. The collarless jacket hits just below the waist. The buttons are there, but some of them need to be re-sewn as shown in the photo below. The gaucho skirt has belt loops - no belt is included. It has a button up side entry on the left and a pocket on the right seam. The fabric is 50% polyester, 30% rayon and 20% flax. In addition to the loose buttons there is some pilling on the fabric in some places that can be easily removed. Though it hasn’t been worn in many years (sadly, I haven’t been a size 10 in quite a few years), it’s almost 40 years old, you might expect some aging on a garment. Measurements Jacket Bust 36” Sleeve 25” Length 25” from shoulder to point on front of jacket and 19” on the back of the jacket Skirt Waist 26” Length 31” Inseam of gaucho leg 18” Rise from gaucho crotch 15” Leg opening 34”