Blouse, womans
Maker
Gay Lynne
Production date
1958
Description
Blouse in spun silk with guipure lace trim. Short sleeves. Square neckline. 1958 D167 (MRM).
Neckline: Square at the front with a notch cut out at centre front. Slightly rounded at the back. The neckline is surrounded by a cotton lace with a floral motif. 4cm at widest. Situated at the edge on sides and back but 0.3cm down at the front.
Collar: No collar.
Bodice Style: Loose.
Sleeve Style: Short cap sleeve. Turned under twice 1cm and machine finished.
Waistline: Natural, undefined.
Skirt Shape: Shaped over hips.
Seams & Edges: Four thread overlocking, creme cotton thread.
Buttons: Top three clear plastic with a double raised outer edge. Two holes for attachment. 1.1cm diameter. Bottom one clear plastic slightly convex, two holes for attachment, 1.2cm diameter.
Buttonholes: Vertical, machine sewn, white cotton thread. 1.2cm.
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Object Detail
Chest: Bodice: 1120mm (44 1/8")
Length: Bodice: 400mm
Sleeve Length: Sleeve: 15cm (5 7/8")
Circumference: Sleeve: 40.5cm
Waist circumference: Skirt: 92cm (36 1/4")
Length: Skirt: 175mm
Length: Skirt: 175mm
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