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1970s clothes dresses 1960s 70s Vintage Maxi Dress Printed Polyester Jersey Size S XS

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1970s clothes dresses 1960s 70s Vintage Maxi Dress Printed Polyester Jersey Size S XSThis is a fitted vintage maxi dress in a bold abstract print typical of the transition period between the late 1960s and early 1970s. The fabric is a lightweight polyester jersey with mechanical stretch, allowing the dress to contour closely to the body. It is fully lined in black acetate and closes at the back with a long metal zipper. Decorative pale yellow buttons accent the front bodice, while horizontal bands of yellow ric rac trim define the

This is a fitted vintage maxi dress in a bold abstract print typical of the transition period between the late 1960s and early 1970s. The fabric is a lightweight polyester jersey with mechanical stretch, allowing the dress to contour closely to the body. It is fully lined in black acetate and closes at the back with a long metal zipper. Decorative pale yellow buttons accent the front bodice, while horizontal bands of yellow ric-rac trim define the empire seam and repeat around the torso for visual structure.

The vivid pattern—swirling lines in red and pink with clustered yellow and white bursts on a black ground—is very much in line with psychedelic-influenced prints that carried over from the late 60s into the early 70s. Combined with the metal zipper, long sleeves, empire shaping and jersey fabric, this piece most strongly suggests circa 1969–1972.

Although tagged a size Small, the measurements indicate a much narrower modern fit, closer to an XS.

There is no fibre label present, but based on the texture, drape, stretch and print style, this is almost certainly polyester jersey, which became widely used for dresses exactly like this around 1969 onward.

Size: tag reads Small, but please refer to the measurements below for an accurate modern fit.

Shoulders: 13 1/2" across
Sleeves: 25" long
Sleeve inseam: 19 1/2"
Bust: 32" around
Waist: 24" around
Hips: 33" around
Length: 54"

Condition: In very good condition. Clean and bright with no visible stains. Zipper functions well.

This is a striking, body-skimming example of early polyester fashion at the height of the mod-to-bohemian transition. Wonderful vintage maxi dress!

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