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Measurements:14.5\" shoulder18\" PTP (flat)14.5\" waist (flat)21\" hips (flat)36.5\" lower hem (flat)23.25” shoulder to sleeve hem-- 29.25\" center back to sleeve hem-- 3.75\" sleeve cuff (flat; elastic)3.625\" collar with band34.25\" belt43\" at center back length (inc. collar)-- 40.75\" at center front length
❁Brand label reads Hanae Mori Ban-Lon by VIVID, which was the Japan-exclusive, ready-to-wear line from Hanae Mori.
❁Size tag reads a JP Women\'s Size 11, which is the approximate equivalent of a VINTAGE Misses\' Size 12 or a MODERN Women\'s Size Small.
❁Care label reads that fabric is 100% smooth polyester with minimal stretch and a subtle sheen. Included spare button. Unlined.
❁ Waistline of dress includes a hook and bar, although I found when wearing that it has the tendency to come loose. This does not affect wearability, as the dress\'s plackets are sewn together around the hipline, so the dress will still stay closed. Yellowing also present on the brand and care labels.🌼🎍💚Dated to the early- to mid-1970s, this darling midi dress has an all-around daisy print; front button closure until the hips; decorative buttons afterwards; and included belt that reads \'Hanae Mori\' with carriers. The belt is not adjustable due to the hand-sewn snaps. Cuffs are also buttoned.I am unfortunately parting with this garment it does not fit my chest. May it go in the right hands! I would highly recommend pairing this dress with some white platform sandals or strappy heels!For reference, my dress form is between a size 0-2 (32-24-35). From a smoke-free, but NOT pet-free home (cats). Thank you!🌎USA Shipping Only
❁ If you are interested, do check out my other listings here on (I also crosspost elsewhere). I am currently offloading some of my own vintage clothing, but I am also going through clothes that I have inherited from my grandmother. She was a smart dresser from the Philippines who regularly travelled to Japan and USA during the 1960s and 1970s, so many of her clothes are from there and that time. :-)
