vintage 50s dress 1950s Blue Rose Garden Print 2 Piece Dress Set XS
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vintage 50s dress

vintage 50s dress 1950s Blue Rose Garden Print 2 Piece Dress Set XS

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vintage 50s dress 1950s Blue Rose Garden Print 2 Piece Dress Set XSThis is a stunning 2 piece 1950s vintage set with gorgeous blue rose print (skirt and top). The top and skirt can be worn separately or together. The choice is yours! Fabric is cotton and the color of the dress is blue. The top is a pullover with a medal side zipper. The skirt also has a metal zipper and 3 fasteners clasp. Brand is unknown. This is in excellent vintage condition; no flaws to note. A petticoat was used for styling purposes, which is

This is a stunning 2-piece 1950s vintage set with gorgeous blue rose print (skirt and top).

The top and skirt can be worn separately or together.  The choice is yours!

Fabric is cotton and the color of the dress is blue.

The top is a pullover with a medal side zipper. The skirt also has a metal zipper and 3 fasteners/clasp. Brand is unknown. This is in excellent vintage condition; no flaws to note.

A petticoat was used for styling purposes, which is not included.

There is no size or brand tag, but it appears it would fit a modern size x-small. Please see measurements below:

Top

Bust 34-36"

Waist 30"

Length 21"

 

Skirt

Waist 24"

Length 31" 

 

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//MEASUREMENTS + CONDITION//  Vintage clothing with its age can have a slightly different fit to that of a size in the present day.  With this in mind, please make sure you check the measurements.  Measurements are approximate in inches.  Please feel free to message and we would be happy to send you additional information and photos and answer any questions you may have!  We also have a size guide on our website if you need additional information.

Vintage pieces have lived a long (and beautiful) life, and there will certainly be evidence of slight imperfections.  That being said, there will be some imperfections and minor flaws.  All items are carefully examined and will note any major flaws in the description, however, although rare, I may miss tiny flaws.  All photos are taken in daylight next to the window to get the best representation of color and material.

//SHIPPING + RETURNS//  We are currently accepting orders from US only.  All orders are processed and shipped 12-48 hours after the order has been placed Monday-Friday.

All items are carefully packed and shipped by USPS Priority Mail with tracking.  We use the provided USPS carrier shipping boxes and custom recycled boxes.  Although in a very extremely rare occasion, at times a recycled poly mailers with either plastic or reusable biodegradable cello bags may be used (for additional protection from the items from being damaged or wet, etc.).  We do our best as a company to provide sustainable shipping.

Maiden Posh is NOT responsible for packages lost, stolen, damaged, or refused shipment.  Claims for such can be made directly with USPS using the provided tracking number.  Items are shipped to the address provided at checkout.  Maiden Posh is not responsible for parcels shipped to the wrong address.  It is the buyer’s responsibility to confirm the shipping address is correct prior to completing the purchase at checkout.  It is the buyer’s responsibility to file any claims through USPS for redelivery or re-routing as well as any costs incurred.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL.  All items are sold as-is condition with no return/refund/exchanges.  Please view photos carefully and do not hesitate to contact me with any questions.  The items in our shop are true authentic vintage pieces with a history and a past life, not newly made reproductions.  Please read over the shop policy before purchasing. 

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